U4W5 Narcissa

U4W5 Narcissa

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What is the theme of a story?

• the main idea

• the lesson or message

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Who is Narcissa?

• a queen

• a young girl

• a nightinggale

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What is Narcissa doing in this poem?

• playing ball

• playing with other children

• daydreaming

• playing jacks

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What is the main idea of Narcissa? Remember: Main idea is what a story is mostly about.

• a girl named Narcissa likes to play outside

• a girl named Narcissa plays jacks and with a ball

• a girl named Narcissa sits as still as a statue

• a girl named Narcissa daydreams great things

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Which could be a theme of the poem Narcissa?

• using your imagination can be fun

• it is a bad idea to daydream

• playing jacks is the best thing to do during recess

• playing outside is better than daydreaming

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What is Narcissa doing in her back yard?

• sitting and staring at a brick

• sitting and looking at flowers

• playing with a ball

• jumping up and down

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Read the stanza. What inspires Narcissa in this stanza?

• shaking

• pigtails

• tiger-lilies

• a brick

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Which could be another theme of the poem Narcissa?

• nature can inspire us

• it is a bad idea to daydream

• playing jacks is the best thing to do during recess

• playing outside is better than daydreaming

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Read the stanza. What is one thing Narcissa daydreams of?

• being tiger-lily

• being a flower

• being a queen

• being a brick

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What is a nightingale?

• a queen

• a flower

• a bird

• a brick

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Read the stanza. What is one thing Narcissa daydreams of?

• being tiger-lily

• being a flower

• being a nightingale

• being a brick

Open Ended

Write the two words that rhyme in this stanza.

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Why does the author repeat the word "still" three times?

• to help the reader know that Narcissa does not like to daydream

• to help the reader know that Narcissa is standing and playing

• to help the reader know that Narcissa is sitting and daydreaming