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1 Warm Up Student A: Describe a time when you did not have your homework with you at school. Why didn’t you have your homework? What were the consequences? Student B: Pretend you are Student A’s teacher. What do you think the real story is behind the missing homework?

2 Narrator

3 The person who is telling the story

4 Point of View

5 The narrator's position in relation to the story being told

6 The Three Little Pigs The story of how a wolf and three little pigs who build three very different houses There are three very different outcomes

7 The True Story of the Three Little Pigs

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10 Ants in the Pizza Olivia Peter Bear

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