Wonders Unit 4 Week 1: The Real Story of Stone Soup

What does the narrator think about himself?

• Even with three of them, I did most of the work.

• I kept the hardest job for myself.

• I steered the boat.

• The narrator thinks he is the hardest worker.

What kind of person is the narrator?

• The narrator thinks he is hardworking, but he is actually lazy.

• The narrator thinks he is lazy.

• The narrator thinks he should work harder and do all of the work.

• The narrator thinks he is the best person.

When it is time to make lunch, what does the narrator think?

• The narrator thinks he is going to have to do all the work.

• My work really began.

• The boys were too dull to know what to do.

• The narrator thinks he is lazy.

What does the narrator think about the boys' plan? How do you know?

• He says, "Come now."

• The narrator does not think the boys' plan will work.

• "Even you can't be foolish enough to believe-."

• He says, "The hunger must have gone to their heads."

Does the narrator think the boys have made soup from stones?

• He says the boys told the truth.

• He says the stone really was a fish stone.

• The narrator believes the boys have made soup from stones.

• The narrator doesn't believe the boys.

What is the narrator's point of view about Ting?

• The narrator thinks he needs to do nothing.

• The narrator thinks Ting has the best manners.

• The narrator thinks he needs to teach Ting good manners.

• The narrator thinks Ting is amazing.

What can you infer about the soup at this point in the story?

• I think the soup is almost done. The narrator says the smell of the soup is filling the air.

• The soup doesn't have smell because they are stones.

• The soup looks amazing because of the stones.

• I think the soup is not done. The narrator says their is no smell.

What does the narrator think about the soup?

• He says the fish is tender fresh.

• The narrator thinks the soup tastes good.

• He says the vegetables are flavorful.

• He says the egg is cooked just righ.

Who does the narrator think invented the real stone soup?

• The narrator thinks he invented the real stone soup.

• He tells everyone the secret of stone soup.

• He demonstrates the steps.

• He says he does not know how others got their silly folktale.