Five organizers to use with any storybook, read aloud or read together. Children draw in the boxes and write a word or two where they can. Page 1 is a story map, page 2 retells the beginning, middle and end, page 3 is how a character felt, page 4 the problem and solution, and page 5 compares two stories.
After a read-aloud, fill in the story map together on a big copy, then let children draw their own. Read two stories with like characters, a fable and a folktale, and compare them on page 5.
After a bedtime story, ask what happened first, next and last, and let your child draw it on page 2.
Graphic organizers to draw on with any storybook: a story map, beginning, middle and end, how a character felt, problem and solution, and two stories compared. Children draw and write the characters, setting and main events, and retell a story in order.
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