Writing My Life Story 2.6
Today our teacher said we would each write a story. She said
if we wanted we could draw pictures to go with it. I decided to
write my life story. I started with the night I was born. I drew a
picture of me as a tiny baby. I wrote about what my first words
were and how I liked to play.
When I was little I was always making tall towers. My
grandfather said he thought I would build hotels when I grew up.
I drew a picture of me playing with my blocks.
I also liked to ride my scooter and swing on the swings in the
park. I drew pictures of me on my scooter and a picture of my
dad pushing me on the swing. The next picture is of me licking
an ice cream cone and getting it all over me. I still love chocolate
ice cream.
Then I wrote about my first day at school. I wrote about how
I cried and cried because I didn’t want my mother to leave me. I
made a drawing of me with a sad face. The last page is about my
last birthday party. I drew of picture of me blowing out the
candles on my birthday cake. There are six candles and I blew
them all out.
Why does the author begin his/her story
with the night he/she was born?
What did he write about after he drew the
picture of him/herself as a tiny baby?
What leads the grandfather to believe that
he/she will one day build hotels?
Which sentence for the story shows how he/she
feels about ice cream?
I also liked to ride my scooter and swing on
the swing in the park? Rewrite this sentence
using a synonym for the word liked.
What is paragraph three mostly about?
Which sentence in paragraph four shows how
he/she felt about his/her first day of school?
How old is the main character? How can you
tell?
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