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Grade 1 Writing - Narratives

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Usually, children are used to being read to with a storybook. Narratives have been a part of first graders' lives for a while. First graders should be able to write a narrative with a sequence of a few events. Some details should also be included. In the quiz, the students will practice the parts of a narrative and sequencing their events.

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1 .

What is a narrative?

An opinion.

Lots of facts.

A story.

A song.

Narratives are mainly stories with characters and a sequence of events.

2 .

What is an event?

Something that happens.

A person in the story.

A place in the story.

How a person feels.

An event is an action that takes place.

3 .

Which sentence should come next?
First, the girl saw a bug.

The girl wants to go look for bugs.

Last, the girl goes home.

First, the girl looks for bugs.

Then, the girl puts it in a jar.

This event makes sense to go next and it uses the correct signal word.

4 .

Which sentence should come next?
First, my dog wakes up. Then, he hears a sound.

Next, the dog goes to sleep.

Next, the dog starts to bark.

Last, the dog stops barking.

First, the dog gets in his bed.

The event of the dog barking makes sense and it uses the correct signal word.

5 .

What should happen next in the story?
I was making a cake. First, I saw no eggs in the fridge.

Then, I went to the store.

Last, I made the cake.

Next, I mixed the eggs.

First, I wanted to eat a cake.

This event would need to happen next because the narrator needs eggs for the cake.

6 .

What should happen next in the story?
The rain came down. First, the boy ran inside. Then, he got a towel.

Next, the boy wiped off the water.

Next, the boy saw the rain.

Next, the boy saw a towel.

Next, the boy saw the dark sky.

Even though the same correct signal word is used in each answer, the sentence that makes sense for the next step would be for the boy to wipe off the water.

7 .

Which sentence is written with details?