Reading a Story Part 2

📖Story Brief #41

Reading a story means looking at the words and pictures to learn about characters and events.

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Reading a story means looking at the words and pictures to learn about characters and events. For example, in the story of 'The Three Little Pigs,' we see how each pig builds a house. We read to find out what happens when the big bad wolf comes. Stories take us on adventures with our imagination!

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What do we look at when we read a story?

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