Fill the Story: Dialogue
A short story with talking. Fill it in, then read it with expression.
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A short story with talking. Fill it in, then read it with expression.
A memory game: match each sentence with how to read it: telling, asking, or exclaiming.
Use the end mark to decide how a sentence should sound: telling, asking, or exclaiming.
Read each line of dialogue and choose who said it. Quotation marks show the talking.
Sort sentences by their end mark: telling (.), asking (?), or exclaiming (!).
Repeated reading, part 1: fill in "The Picnic," then read it aloud. Read it again each day to get smoother.
Repeated reading, part 4: answer more questions about "The Picnic" to reveal a hidden picture.
Repeated reading, part 3: answer questions about "The Picnic." Reread it first!
Repeated reading, part 2: rebuild sentences from "The Picnic," then reread the whole story.
Repeated reading, part 5: find the words from "The Picnic," then read the whole story one more time.
Longer connected passages: fill in each word, then read the whole passage aloud.
Read a passage, then find the detail that answers each question.
Read a whole passage, then answer questions about it.
Rebuild sentences from the connected passages, then read each passage from start to finish.
The last adventure on the Learning Path: phrases, accuracy, expression, and passage reading.