May 1-5, 2023 Lesson

Illustrations- pictures that are drawn.

• where the story takes place

• when the story takes place

• EXAMPLES: At his party, in the house, Christmas, in the past, 12:45 PM, beach

• ​The people, animals, and\or creatures.

​It the place and time of the story. A story might have more than one setting.

it is something that happened in the story that causes trouble for one or more characters in the story. ​

Subject Pronouns usually come before the verb of the sentence. These pronouns include He, She, It, We, They, You, and I.

Object Pronouns usually come after the verb of the sentence. These pronouns include him, her, it, us, them, you, and me.

Possessive (adjectives) are pronouns that usually come before the noun they show ownership of. These pronouns include his, her, its, our, their, your, and my.

Possessive Pronouns usually come after the linking verb of the sentence. These pronouns include his, hers, its, ours, theirs, yours, and mine.

The boy ran away. He ran away.

Object Pronouns:

Tom thanks his mom. Tom thanks her.

Maya helps Ruben and Sitti. Maya helps them.

This room is Tom's room. This room is his room.

Possessive Pronouns:

This room is Tom's room. This room is his.

That is the students' playground. That is theirs.