If the story says 'The dog was happy,' and the illustration shows a dog with its tongue out and tail wagging, what does the illustration add?

Q: What will my child learn in "Using Illustrations to Understand Story"?

Illustrations (pictures) can help us understand what is happening in a story. They can show characters' feelings or details about the setting. This 2nd Grade English lesson builds the skill Characters, Setting, and Events with a concept card and practice.

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"Using Illustrations to Understand Story" is a 2nd Grade English lesson in the Story Structure & Details unit, designed for students around ages 7-8.

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Question

If the story says 'The dog was happy,' and the illustration shows a dog with its tongue out and tail wagging, what does the illustration add?

Accepted Answer

It shows exactly what a happy dog looks like.