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The image displays a collection of printable worksheets for the fable "The Wind and the Sun." Since there is no specific question asked, I will provide the correct answers to fill out the main story analysis worksheet shown in the center (the one with four boxes). This covers the key elements of the story.
Step-by-Step Solution:
1. Identify the Story: The title is "The Wind and the Sun." This is a famous Aesop's Fable.
2. Analyze the Plot:
* Characters: The two main characters are the Wind and the Sun. There is also a traveler (or man) walking down the road.
* Setting: A road or path where a traveler is walking.
* Problem: The Wind and the Sun are arguing about who is stronger. They decide to have a contest to see who can make the traveler take off his coat/cloak first.
* Action (Middle): The Wind blows hard and cold, but the traveler just wraps his coat tighter. Then, the Sun shines warmly and gently.
* Solution: The traveler gets hot from the Sun's warmth and takes off his coat voluntarily. The Sun wins the contest.
* Moral: Gentle persuasion is often more effective than force. Or: Kindness works better than anger/force.
3. Fill in the Worksheet Sections:
* Main Characters: The Wind, The Sun, and a Traveler (or Man).
* Setting: A road/path outdoors.
* Problem: The Wind and the Sun argue about who is stronger. They bet on who can make the traveler remove his coat.
* Solution: The Sun shines warmly, making the traveler hot, so he takes off his coat. The Sun wins.
4. Additional Worksheet (Beginning, Middle, End, Moral):
* Beginning: The Wind and the Sun argue about who is stronger. They see a traveler wearing a coat.
* Middle: The Wind blows fiercely, but the traveler holds his coat tight. The Sun then shines gently and warmly.
* End: The traveler feels warm and takes off his coat. The Sun is declared the winner.
* Moral: Gentleness and kindness are more powerful than force and anger.
5. Additional Worksheet (The Meaning of the Moral):
* Meaning: You can get people to do things more easily by being nice and patient rather than by forcing them or being mean.
6. Additional Worksheet (Favourite Part):
* This is subjective, but a common answer is: "I liked when the Sun won because it was clever to use warmth instead of force."
7. Additional Worksheet (Story Starter):
* The text provided is: "One day, the Wind and the Sun were having a dispute as to which of them was stronger." This is the beginning of the story.
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Final Answer:
Here are the answers to complete the central "Story Map" worksheet:
* Main Characters: The Wind, The Sun, and a Traveler.
* Setting: A road or path outside.
* Problem: The Wind and the Sun argue about who is stronger. They agree that whoever can make the traveler take off his coat is the strongest.
* Solution: The Sun shines warmly, causing the traveler to feel hot and take off his coat. The Sun wins the contest.
For the "Beginning, Middle, End, Moral" worksheet:
* Beginning: The Wind and the Sun argue about who is stronger and spot a traveler in a coat.
* Middle: The Wind blows hard, making the traveler wrap his coat tighter. The Sun then shines gently and warmly.
* End: The traveler becomes warm and removes his coat. The Sun is proven stronger.
* Moral: Gentleness and persuasion are more effective than force and aggression.
Step-by-Step Solution:
1. Identify the Story: The title is "The Wind and the Sun." This is a famous Aesop's Fable.
2. Analyze the Plot:
* Characters: The two main characters are the Wind and the Sun. There is also a traveler (or man) walking down the road.
* Setting: A road or path where a traveler is walking.
* Problem: The Wind and the Sun are arguing about who is stronger. They decide to have a contest to see who can make the traveler take off his coat/cloak first.
* Action (Middle): The Wind blows hard and cold, but the traveler just wraps his coat tighter. Then, the Sun shines warmly and gently.
* Solution: The traveler gets hot from the Sun's warmth and takes off his coat voluntarily. The Sun wins the contest.
* Moral: Gentle persuasion is often more effective than force. Or: Kindness works better than anger/force.
3. Fill in the Worksheet Sections:
* Main Characters: The Wind, The Sun, and a Traveler (or Man).
* Setting: A road/path outdoors.
* Problem: The Wind and the Sun argue about who is stronger. They bet on who can make the traveler remove his coat.
* Solution: The Sun shines warmly, making the traveler hot, so he takes off his coat. The Sun wins.
4. Additional Worksheet (Beginning, Middle, End, Moral):
* Beginning: The Wind and the Sun argue about who is stronger. They see a traveler wearing a coat.
* Middle: The Wind blows fiercely, but the traveler holds his coat tight. The Sun then shines gently and warmly.
* End: The traveler feels warm and takes off his coat. The Sun is declared the winner.
* Moral: Gentleness and kindness are more powerful than force and anger.
5. Additional Worksheet (The Meaning of the Moral):
* Meaning: You can get people to do things more easily by being nice and patient rather than by forcing them or being mean.
6. Additional Worksheet (Favourite Part):
* This is subjective, but a common answer is: "I liked when the Sun won because it was clever to use warmth instead of force."
7. Additional Worksheet (Story Starter):
* The text provided is: "One day, the Wind and the Sun were having a dispute as to which of them was stronger." This is the beginning of the story.
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Final Answer:
Here are the answers to complete the central "Story Map" worksheet:
* Main Characters: The Wind, The Sun, and a Traveler.
* Setting: A road or path outside.
* Problem: The Wind and the Sun argue about who is stronger. They agree that whoever can make the traveler take off his coat is the strongest.
* Solution: The Sun shines warmly, causing the traveler to feel hot and take off his coat. The Sun wins the contest.
For the "Beginning, Middle, End, Moral" worksheet:
* Beginning: The Wind and the Sun argue about who is stronger and spot a traveler in a coat.
* Middle: The Wind blows hard, making the traveler wrap his coat tighter. The Sun then shines gently and warmly.
* End: The traveler becomes warm and removes his coat. The Sun is proven stronger.
* Moral: Gentleness and persuasion are more effective than force and aggression.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of the wind and the sun fable worksheet.
