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Future School Fairy Tale
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Story: Future School Fairy Tale (EASY)
In the future, there is a school.
It is not like our school.
It is a fairy school.
The fairies learn to fly.
They learn to make magic.
They learn to be kind.
One fairy is named Lily.
Lily is small.
But Lily is brave.
Lily loves to learn.
She loves her fairy school.
She loves her fairy friends.
Lily is happy.
She is a good fairy.
She is a future fairy.
Questions and Answers (6)
- Q: Who is the main character?
- A: Lily
- Q: What does Lily learn at school?
- A: To fly, make magic, and be kind
- Q: Where does the story take place?
- A: In a school
- Q: What is Lily like?
- A: Small and brave
- Q: What does Lily love?
- A: To learn, her school, her friends
- Q: What kind of fairy is Lily?
- A: A good fairy
Facts
Why is this worksheet educational?
The story "Future School Fairy Tale" is educational and enjoyable for children for several reasons.
Firstly, it introduces the concept of school in a fun and imaginative way.
By setting the story in a fairy school, it makes the idea of learning and going to school exciting and magical.
This can help to foster a positive attitude towards education in young children.
Secondly, the story promotes positive values such as bravery and kindness.
The main character, Lily, is described as being small but brave, and one of the things she learns at school is to be kind.
This can help to teach children about the importance of these qualities and encourage them to be brave and kind themselves.
Thirdly, the story is written in simple, easy-to-understand language.
This makes it accessible to children who are just beginning to read.
The use of short sentences and simple words can help to build children's confidence in their reading abilities.
Fourthly, the story stimulates children's imaginations.
The idea of a fairy school in the future is a creative and imaginative concept that can encourage children to use their own imaginations and think creatively.
Finally, the story includes questions that can help to develop children's comprehension skills.
By asking questions about the story, it encourages children to pay attention to the details and understand the story better.
This can help to improve their reading comprehension skills, which are important for their overall literacy development.