Understanding 'A Dreary Day' Poem

The video tutorial guides students on how to transform a poem into a story. It begins with instructions for setting up the lesson and introduces the poem 'A Dreary Day.' The tutorial provides detailed steps for retelling the poem as a story, emphasizing the use of descriptive language and maintaining the sequence of events. It includes planning the story structure, writing the story, and offers an example story. The tutorial concludes with additional tips for effective story writing.

What should you do when an instruction is given in the video?

• Skip the instruction

• Pause the video

• Fast forward the video

• Rewind the video

What is the main task after reading the poem 'A Dreary Day'?

• Write a summary

• Create a drawing

• Retell it as a story

• Memorize the poem

What is the first event in the poem 'A Dreary Day'?

• The boy complains to his mom

• The boy reads a book

• The boy plays in the pond

• The boy goes to school

How should the events from the poem be retold in the story?

• In alphabetical order

• In any order

• In reverse order

• In the same order

Where does the story begin according to the plan?

• At the park

• At school

• At home

• In the forest

What is the weather like at the start of the story?

• Snowy

• Dreary

• Rainy

• Sunny

What does the boy do after finishing his lunch?

• Goes to the park

• Complains about being bored

• Watches TV

• Goes to sleep

What happens when the boy reaches the pond?

• He meets a friend

• He sees his brother in the pond

• He finds a treasure

• He starts fishing

What is one possible ending for the story?

• The boys go to sleep

• The boys start a fire

• The boys build a sandcastle

• The boys go in for dinner

What tense should be used when writing the story?

• Future tense

• Present tense

• Conditional tense

• Past tense