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Set the Scene

Being able to identify when and where a story takes place is an important skill for young readers. After reading fiction books, check students’ comprehension by having them draw the setting of the story in this fun reading comprehension activity.

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Grade

First Grade

Subject

Reading & Writing

Reading Fiction
- Fiction Comprehension
  - Characters, Setting and Events in Fiction Texts

Standards

RL.1.3

Standards

English Language Arts and Reading

Kindergarten
- K.7.D
Grade 1
- 1.8.D
- 1.9.C
Grade 2
- 2.8.B
- 2.9.C

Standards

English

Grade One
- R.1.9.f
Grade Two
- R.2.7.d

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Standards

English Language Arts

Kindergarten
- 2.1.B.3
- 2.2.B.2
Grade 1
- 2.3.B.2
Grade 2
- 2.3.B.1

Standards

English

Foundation Phase
- 2.1.7

Standards

Literacy and English

Early
- R.4.B
- R.4.4
First
- R.4.D
- R.4.6
Second
- R.4.D.a
- R.4.9

Standards

Literacy and English

Early
- LIT-0.2.4.b
First
- LIT-1.2.4.d
Second
- LIT-2.2.4.d.1

Standards

English

Key Stage 1 Year 1
- 2.2.3

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Standards

English

Foundation Year
- ACELT1783.c
Year 1
Year 2
- ACELT1591.a
- ACELT1591.b

Standards

English

Foundation
- SL.VCELT171.3
Level 1
Level 2
- RV.VCELT219.1
- RV.VCELT219.2

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Set the Scene

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