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1 Reading Class Interactive Notebook
Page 1 - Story vocabulary “Little Red riding hood”

2 Lesson 1: Story Vocabulary
Objective: To introduce you to important story vocabulary and provide background knowledge to prepare you for future lessons.

3 Sample Page Set UP Left Side
Notes taken by students about the lesson and how it applies to the assignment Right Side Notes given by teacher

4 Notes: Protagonist—the main character in a story
Plot—the chain of events that make up a story Setting—the time and place of a story Complications—problems that arise as characters struggle to reach their goals Protagonist—the main character in a story Antagonist—the character or force in conflict with the protagonist

5 Let’s review a familiar fairy tale.

6 Sample Page Set UP Right Side Left Side
Let’s discuss story vocabulary as it applies to “Little Red Riding Hood.” Plot— Setting— Complications— Protagonist— Antagonist— Right Side

7 Left page notes Plot— While visiting her sick Granny, Little Red Riding Hood finds the Big Bad Wolf. He is dressed as Granny and in her bed to trick Little Red so that he can eat her! Setting— In the woods, at Granny’s house, a long time ago

8 Left page notes Complications—
The Big Bad Wolf eats Granny and pretends to be her. Protagonist—Little Red Riding Hood Antagonist—The Big Bad Wolf

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