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Snow Days and Summer Stories:
Exploring Setting

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  • You will identify where a story happens by looking and listening for clues about the place.
  • You will identify when a story happens by noticing clues about time, like day, night, or season.
  • You will explain how a new setting can change what the characters do in a story.
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Level 1

Describe the setting of the “Sandy Face” story. Where and when does the story happen?

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Imagine if Jesse and his mother were in the snow outside the clubhouse. How would their story change? Draw or tell one thing that would be different.

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Pick a favorite story you know. What is the setting? How would the story be different if the setting changed?

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