[Q3] ENGLISH 6 - EVALUATING NARRATIVES (SETTING ANG CHARACTER)

 

ENGLISH 6: Evaluate narratives based on how the author developed the SETTING and CHARACTER 

(EN6RC-Ig-2.24.1)


Title: Let's Explore Stories: The Cool Stuff About Where and Who!


Hey there, young readers! Today, let's talk about something super important in stories: the setting and characters. They're like the background and the people in your favorite movies or games.

First off, let's chat about setting. Imagine a story as a big adventure, right? Well, the setting is like the place where all the fun happens. It could be a magical forest, a spooky castle, or even a busy city street. The setting helps make the story exciting and helps us imagine where everything is happening.

Now, onto characters! They're the awesome folks who make the story come alive. Think about your favorite heroes or villains from movies or books. Characters have feelings, they make choices, and they do cool stuff that makes the story go from "blah" to "wow!" Sometimes characters change as the story goes on, just like you grow and learn new things.

So, how do we figure out if a story's setting and characters are awesome? Well, we can ask questions like: "Does the place in the story sound fun or scary?" or "Do the characters act like real people, and do they change during the story?" When we think about these things, we get to understand stories better and have even more fun reading them!

Remember, setting and characters are like the secret ingredients that make stories yummy. So, the next time you're reading a book or listening to a story, pay attention to where it's happening and who's in it. Who knows? You might discover a whole new world of fun and adventure!



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