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Parts of a story
🦉 Every story has parts: who it is about, where it happens, what goes wrong, and how it is fixed. Listen to each line and say which part it is.
The answers, and why
In The Three Little Pigs: "Three little pigs and the big bad wolf." Which part of the story is that? Who it is about (a character). Yes: that tells who it is about.
In The Three Little Pigs: "It happens at the three pigs' houses." Which part of the story is that? Where it happens (the setting). Yes: that tells where it happens.
In The Tortoise and the Hare: "Hare is very fast and likes to brag. Tortoise is slow, but he does not give up." Which part of the story is that? Who it is about (a character). Yes: that tells who it is about.
In The Tortoise and the Hare: "A race along a road, with a tree where Hare takes a nap." Which part of the story is that? Where it happens (the setting). Yes: that tells where it happens.
In The Tortoise and the Hare: "Hare laughs at Tortoise for being slow, so they have a race." Which part of the story is that? What goes wrong (the problem). Yes: that tells what goes wrong.
In The Tortoise and the Hare: "Hare naps under a tree. Tortoise keeps going, step by step, and crosses the line first." Which part of the story is that? How it is fixed (the solution). Yes: that tells how it is fixed.
Every question is built from Peabody's own library: each story's labels, its words and the facts on its page. Nothing is scored, kept or sent.