Fisherman&Spacegirl

Fisherman&Spacegirl

Multiple Choice

Where do the fisherman and his wife live?

• next to a lake

• in a busy village

• near the ocean

• on a highway

Multiple Choice

How many wishes does the fish grant for the fisherman and his wife?

• one

• two

• three

• four

Multiple Choice

What is Lily's goal?

• to be on TV

• to live in a big house

• to be the star of a show

• to do a funny dance

Multiple Choice

What does Lily's mom tell her when she doesn't achieve her goal?

• She will be the star of the next show.

• She should give up on her goal.

• She will be the best dancing alien.

• She should ask for a bigger part.

Complete the text with the correct words.

Options are:

audience

commercial

greedy

rehearsal

wish

Complete the text with the correct words.

Options are:

audience

commercial

greedy

rehearsal

wish

Complete the text with the correct words.

Options are:

audience

commercial

greedy

rehearsal

wish

Complete the text with the correct words.

Options are:

audience

commercial

greedy

rehearsal

wish

Complete the text with the correct words.

Options are:

audience

commercial

greedy

rehearsal

wish

Multiple Select

What makes the fisherman's wife happy at the beginning of the story?

• Her husband

• Big houses

• Nothing

• Normal fish

Poll

Do you think Lily is still jealous of Rose Bates at the end of the story?

• Deep down, she is still jealous.

• Nah, she got a better deal.

What sentence represents the picture?

Multiple Choice

• When he got to the lake, the water looked dark and strange.

• One sunny day, he threw his net out onto the water and caught a spectacular gold and silver fish.

• A storm was battering the lake, and the dark waves were enormous.

• The fisherman returned to the lake, where the wind was blowing and the dark waves rolled towards him.

Multiple Choice

• When he got to the lake, the water looked dark and strange.

• One sunny day, he threw his net out onto the water and caught a spectacular gold and silver fish.

• A storm was battering the lake, and the dark waves were enormous.

• The fisherman returned to the lake, where the wind was blowing and the dark waves rolled towards him.

Multiple Choice

• When he got to the lake, the water looked dark and strange.

• One sunny day, he threw his net out onto the water and caught a spectacular gold and silver fish.

• A storm was battering the lake, and the dark waves were enormous.

• The fisherman returned to the lake, where the wind was blowing and the dark waves rolled towards him.

Multiple Choice

• When he got to the lake, the water looked dark and strange.

• One sunny day, he threw his net out onto the water and caught a spectacular gold and silver fish.

• A storm was battering the lake, and the dark waves were enormous.

• The fisherman returned to the lake, where the wind was blowing and the dark waves rolled towards him.

Mood

The mood of a story is how it makes you feel as you read it.

Some authors use the setting and illustrations to set the mood.

Others use characters' emotions.

The author of 'The Fisherman's Wife' uses both to change the atmosphere throughout the story.

Multiple Select

The mood of 'The Fisherman's Wife' gets more _____ ...

• peaceful

• threatening

• exciting

Multiple Select

... because the fish feels _____.

• angier

• happier

• more helpful

Multiple Choice

Which the was present in BOTH stories?

• Be grateful for the things and opportunities you have.

• Don't ask for something too often, or you'll loose it.

• Be patient, and you'll be able to meet your goals.

Open Ended

How did you feel when you wanted something but didn't get it?

What did you do?