- Jan walked quickly to her friend's house, stayed for a short time, then walked slowly home.
- Tim walked slowly away from home and, realizing he left his keys at home, immediately turned around and ran home.
- Peter quickly took his ball to the top of the hill, rested a while, and rolled his ball down the other side.
- Annie walked to the store, stayed in the store for a short time, then walked home.
- Tamika walked quickly away from home and immediately turned around and walked more slowly home.
- Josh is in a car race and when the whistle blew, he accelerated his car.
- Mark walked quickly from his house, stopped to talk to a friend, then continued walking at a slower pace away from home. He then stopped again.
- Ben was driving his car and, after noticing a policeman, decided to slow down.
- Nelly was so excited to hear the results of her exam that she paced back and forth.
- Sam walked slowly from his house, stopped for a short rest, then continued walking away from home at a fast pace. He then stopped again.
- Mia left home in her car to go to the store, forgot her wallet, and drove home again. She then left the house, but got distracted and passed the store.
- Donna jogged for a while in a race and stopped to have some water. She then sprinted to the finish line.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of story graphs worksheet.