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Summarize A Story
Jeff Schroeder

  Listen to this song.

This song is available on Jeff Schroeder's Explore New Worlds.

 

Chorus:
Summarizing and retelling a story
Is not that hard to do.
Remember these five important parts,
And they will sure help you:

Include the characters, the setting, the beginning, too,
With the middle, and the end; it's all you need do.
If you include these things, I'm telling you,
You'll summarize a story!

Bridge:
Now most stories have a problem,
in the middle, or at the start;
But by the time you get to the story's end,
The problem's solved. Now isn't that smart!

Chorus

Let's take Goldilocks and the Three Bears ;
Here's the beginning:

Once upon a time there were three bears
(Characters)
Who had a cabin in the woods without any cares
(The setting)

One morning Mama Bear made some breakfast that was too hot
So they went for a walk.

While they were gone,
A little girl came by named Goldilocks.
(A character)

Now for the end of the story:

The bears found Goldilocks asleep in bed.
She woke up, and was frightened, ran away and then said,
"I'll never do that again!"
The bears' problem was solved; Goldilocks was gone.
And now you know the rest of this song.

Chorus

 


This song is available on Jeff Schroeder's Explore New Worlds.

Many thanks to Jeff Schroeder for permission to display these lyrics.
©  2002 Jeff Schroeder.  All rights reserved.


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