Ralph's Storytelling Journey

Ralph struggles to find a story to write in class, feeling uninspired despite his teacher's encouragement. He seeks help from his classmate Daisy, who shows him stories she's written about him. Ralph eventually imagines a story about an inchworm, which he shares with the class, gaining confidence in his storytelling abilities. He concludes with writing tips, emphasizing comfort, seeking help, and finding inspiration in everyday events.

What did Ralph's teacher always say about stories?

• They are difficult to find.

• They are only for adults.

• They are everywhere.

• They are only in books.

What did one of Ralph's classmates write about?

• A magical forest.

• A dog that could talk.

• A fast-running mom catching an ice cream truck.

• A trip to the zoo.

Why did Ralph think he couldn't write a story?

• He didn't have a pen.

• He didn't like writing.

• He was too tired.

• Nothing happened to him.

What did Daisy show Ralph to inspire him?

• A picture of a famous writer.

• A movie about writing.

• A book of famous authors.

• Her stories about Ralph.

Where did Ralph imagine himself while lying under the desk?

• In a library.

• At the park.

• In a forest.

• At the beach.

What did Ralph see that sparked his imagination?

• An inchworm.

• A bird.

• A squirrel.

• A butterfly.

How did Ralph feel when he had to share his story?

• Indifferent.

• Angry.

• Nervous.

• Excited.

What did Ralph name the inchworm in his story?

• Nick.

• Sam.

• Tom.

• Max.

What is one of Ralph's writing tips?

• Write only when inspired.

• Write in silence.

• Eat lots of chocolate.

• Never ask for help.