Contributor: Stefani Allegretti. Lesson ID: 13904
Did you know that characters in stories have different experiences and adventures? In this lesson, you'll get to compare and contrast what characters see, what they do, and where they go!
Stories are so much fun to read! Stories have characters, and those characters have adventures!
Let's read a story called The Ant and the Grasshopper, by Diane Marwood and Gabriele Antonini.
One character in this story is a grasshopper. The other characters are ants.
We will meet these different characters, and we will read about what they get to see.
We will read about what they get to do.
We will get to see what is the same and what is different about their experiences.
Let's begin!
Watch THE ANT AND THE GRASSHOPPER/ Aesop's Fables / CHILDREN'S BOOK READ ALOUD from KidStory Time With Iffy:
Let's talk about what the characters saw and did in the story.
The grasshopper was laying in the hot sun. The grasshopper was singing too!
The ants were finding grain and storing it for the winter.
The grasshopper and the ants were doing different things. They had different experiences.
The grasshopper was cold and hungry.
The ants were warm and ate their grain.
In stories like this one, there are different characters. Sometimes, characters do different things and see different things. They have different experiences.
Good work comparing the characters and their experiences.
Now, move on to the Got It? section to practice!
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