A teacher draws pictures of the three bears,their porridge,chairs,and beds,when reading "Goldilocks and the Three Bears." This approach is likely designed to reinforce which of the following?
A) story grammar
B) grammar
C) productive narrative
D) self-questioning

Question

A teacher draws pictures of the three bears,their porridge,chairs,and beds,when reading "Goldilocks and the Three Bears." This approach is likely designed to reinforce which of the following?
A) story grammar
B) grammar
C) productive narrative
D) self-questioning

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Drawing pictures of the characters, settings, and objects in a story is a common strategy for reinforcing story grammar, which includes the basic elements of a narrative such as characters, setting, problem, action, and resolution. By visually representing these elements, the teacher can help students better understand and remember the story's structure and content. This approach does not focus on grammar, narrative production, or self-questioning.

A Teacher Draws Pictures of the Three Bears,their Porridge,chairs,and Beds,when