Since you did not select any specific options (ExplainAnswer, TeachTopic, or GeneratePractice are all false), I will provide a completed example of the worksheet to help you understand how to fill it out. You can use this structure for your own story.
Here is an example story about a lost dog named Max.
Title: Max Finds His Way Home
Beginning:
Max was a happy golden retriever who loved playing in his backyard. One sunny afternoon, he saw a butterfly and chased it through the open gate. He ran further and further until he realized he didn't recognize the trees or the houses around him. Max was lost and felt very scared.
Middle:
Max walked down the street looking for his family. He smelled a barbecue and followed the scent to a park. There, he met a kind girl named Lily who was eating a sandwich. Lily saw that Max had a collar but no tag. She decided to help him. She took a picture of Max and posted it on her neighborhood social media page asking if anyone knew him.
End:
Within an hour, Max’s owner saw the post online. He drove quickly to the park and was so happy to see Max. Max wagged his tail wildly and licked his owner's face. They hugged, and Max promised himself he would never chase butterflies through the open gate again. He went home safely with his favorite human.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of story structure worksheet 2nd grade.
