Asking Questions About a Story

Story Brief #16

Good listeners wonder about stories.

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Find the main idea hiding inside.

⚡ The twist

The right answer is supported by the text — not by your feelings.

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Good listeners wonder about stories. They ask who, what, where, why, and what if.

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Listen: A little fox found a shiny key in the snow. You might wonder: What does the key open? Where did it come from?

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Asking questions keeps your brain busy and makes you want to hear more.

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Ask your grown-up one wondering question about this fox story.

Key points

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A fox found a shiny key in the snow. Which one is a good wondering question?

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Which word starts a question about a place?

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Why is asking questions good?

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