Story surprises

The video tutorial introduces the concept of 'story surprises' to engage children in reading comprehension by modifying familiar stories. It provides instructions for an activity where children illustrate and alter stories using creative ideas, with a focus on understanding the difference between fiction and nonfiction. The tutorial lists necessary materials, guides on creating new characters and settings, and encourages discussions about the changes made. It also highlights the importance of connecting stories to personal experiences and invites viewers to explore more activities on Crayola's website.

What is the main purpose of story surprises in engaging children?

• To improve their handwriting

• To help them differentiate between fiction and nonfiction

• To teach them drawing skills

• To make them memorize stories

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a material needed for the activity?

• Glitter crayons

• Colored pencils

• Washable paint brush pens

• Colors of the world markers

What question can inspire young writers and illustrators to modify stories?

• When will it happen?

• How does it work?

• Why is it important?

• What if?

Why is it important to discuss whether changes to a story are based on real experiences or imaginary elements?

• To improve vocabulary

• To ensure the story is entertaining

• To deepen understanding of fiction versus nonfiction

• To make the story longer

How can story surprises be connected to personal experiences?

• By memorizing the story

• By ignoring the original story

• By relating the new tale to known topics

• By rewriting the entire story