
Retelling a Story
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English
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2nd Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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13 Slides • 17 Questions
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Objective:
In this lesson, you are expected to retell and/or reenact events from a story.
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Retelling events is a skill which we use regularly, such as telling someone about our day or weekend. It is a difficult task and requires many smaller skills to be developed first.
In retelling events, you have to remember or act out all important events, but it would be better if you can remember the entire story.
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Let us read the short story.
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Answer the following questions:
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Open Ended
Where did Julia and Anna go?
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Open Ended
What did Julia do in the garden?
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Open Ended
What did Anna do in the garden?
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Open Ended
Why did they go back to their house
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Direction:
Read the short story below. Choose the best answer for each question.
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Multiple Choice
_____1. What do Michelle and her friends eat on Sundays?
A. hotdog
B. hamburger
C. fries
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Multiple Choice
_____2. What do Michelle and Lily prepare?
A. hotdog
B. sauce
C. buns
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Multiple Choice
_____3. What does Michelle do after cooking the ham?
A. eats
B. sets the table
C. goes home
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Direction:
Read the short story below. Choose the best answer for each question.
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Multiple Select
_____1. Who went to visit her granny?
A. Red Riding Hood
B. Fox
C. Woodcutte
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Multiple Select
_____2. Who said “What big eyes you have”?
A. Red Riding Hood
B. Fox
C. Woodcutter
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Multiple Select
_____3. Who frightened the wolf away?
A. Red Riding Hood
B. Fox
C. Woodcutter
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Direction:
Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if not. Do this in your notebook.
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Multiple Choice
______1. Retelling events refers to remembering what we read or listened to.
FALSE
TRUE
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Multiple Choice
______2. You must read the story again while retelling.
FALSE
TRUE
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Multiple Choice
______3. It is okay to forget the important details of the story in retelling it.
TRUE
FALSE
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Retelling and reenacting events are two important skills that you must have to check how you understand a particular story. In doing these, you need to actively listen and focus on the details or information presented to you.
Retelling events is simply to tell the story again by focusing on the important details. These details include the characters, settings, and events.
Reenacting events refers to acting out a story. From the story that you have read or listened to, you have to act it out by focusing on the important details or information. You may also relate yourself in every event, so you can easily remember or recall what happened.
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Direction:
Complete the paragraph by selecting your answers from the choices below.
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Multiple Choice
Retelling (1)__________ refers to recalling of the important details from the story read or listened to. Meanwhile, (2)__________ events means acting out the story using the necessary information. Retelling and reenacting events are two important skills that one must have to know if he/she (3)__________ a particular story.
events
understands
reenacting
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Multiple Choice
Retelling (1)__________ refers to recalling of the important details from the story read or listened to. Meanwhile, (2)__________ events means acting out the story using the necessary information. Retelling and reenacting events are two important skills that one must have to know if he/she (3)__________ a particular story.
events
understands
reenacting
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Multiple Choice
Retelling (1)__________ refers to recalling of the important details from the story read or listened to. Meanwhile, (2)__________ events means acting out the story using the necessary information. Retelling and reenacting events are two important skills that one must have to know if he/she (3)__________ a particular story.
events
understands
reenacting
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Multiple Choice
Retelling (1)__________ refers to recalling of the important details from the story read or listened to. Meanwhile, (2)__________ events means acting out the story using the necessary information. Retelling and reenacting events are two important skills that one must have to know if he/she (3)__________ a particular story.
events
understands
reenacting
Objective:
In this lesson, you are expected to retell and/or reenact events from a story.
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