This is aligned the following California State Standards:
When presented with familiar and unfamiliar representations of people, objects, places, and events, the student can correctly identify the familiar representations.
The student can identify concrete details in a familiar story, including characters and objects.
When reading a story with a clear linear structure, the student is able to identify events which take place in the beginning, middle, and end of a story.
When presented with a text, the student is able to identify whether the text is a story, poem, or drama based on the structure and characteristics of the text.
After reading two texts (story, poem, drama), the student can identify similarities between the structures, such as story elements, text features, and organizational patterns.