This worksheet asks you to look at a story you have read and sort the details into three categories:
People & Animals,
Places, and
Things.
Since I don't know which specific story you are reading for your homework, I cannot give you the exact answers for your book. However, I can show you exactly how to fill this out using the example provided on the page (which appears to be from the *Berenstain Bears* series).
Here is how you break it down:
1. People & Animals
Look for characters in the story. This includes humans, bears, dogs, cats, or any living creature that has a name or plays a part in the story.
* *From the example:* Sister Bear, Brother Bear, Mama Bear, Papa Bear.
2. Places
Look for where the story happens. Is it inside a house? Outside in a forest? At a school? A specific room like a kitchen or bedroom counts as a place too.
* *From the example:* The Treehouse, the Kitchen, the Forest, School.
3. Things
Look for objects that are not alive. These are items the characters use, hold, or see. Toys, food, furniture, and tools are all "things."
* *From the example:* Toys, honey pot, bicycle, bed.
How to do your own homework:
1. Think of the story you just read.
2. Write down the names of the characters under
People & Animals.
3. Write down where they went under
Places.
4. Write down important objects they used under
Things.
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Final Answer:
To complete this assignment, you must list items from the specific story you are reading. Using the example shown in the image (*The Berenstain Bears*), here is how the lists would look:
People & Animals:
* Sister Bear
* Brother Bear
* Mama Bear
* Papa Bear
Places:
* Treehouse
* Kitchen
* Bedroom
* Forest
Things:
* Toys
* Honey
* Bicycle
* Books
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of reading response worksheet for 2nd grade.