Story Worksheet

Family Day At School

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Story: Family Day At School (EASY)

At school, it is Family Day.

Sam brings his mom.

Tim brings his dad.

Lily brings her grandma.

They all share their family's food.

Sam's mom makes pizza.

Tim's dad makes sushi.

Lily's grandma makes tacos.

They all taste different.

But they all taste good.

They learn about each other's family.

They learn about each other's culture.

It is a fun day at school.

Questions and Answers (10)

Q: Who brings his mom to school?
A: Sam

Q: Who brings his dad to school?
A: Tim

Q: Who brings her grandma to school?
A: Lily

Q: What does Sam's mom make?
A: Pizza

Q: What does Tim's dad make?
A: Sushi

Q: What does Lily's grandma make?
A: Tacos

Q: Do they all taste different?
A: Yes

Q: Do they all taste good?
A: Yes

Q: What do they learn about at school?
A: Each other's family and culture

Q: Is it a fun day at school?
A: Yes

Facts

Topics: CULTURE

Subtopics: FAMILY

Settings: SCHOOL

Perception: REALITY

Genre: EVERYDAY

Why is this worksheet educational?

The story "Family Day at School" is educational for several reasons.

Firstly, it introduces children to the concept of culture and diversity.

By presenting different types of food from different families, it shows that while families may be different, they can all be appreciated and enjoyed.

This is a valuable lesson in acceptance and understanding.

Secondly, the story encourages children to learn about and respect other people's cultures.

This is an important skill in today's multicultural society.

Thirdly, the story uses simple, repetitive language that is easy for beginning readers to understand.

This helps to build their confidence and fluency in reading.

Fourthly, the story is set in a familiar environment - the school - which makes it relatable for children.

This can help to engage their interest and make the story more meaningful for them.

Finally, the story is fun and enjoyable.

The idea of a Family Day at school where everyone brings food to share is likely to appeal to children.

This makes the story not just educational, but also entertaining.