What can be the main character in a 1st grade story?

The main idea could be kindness. Just like the princess in the story who helps others, such as finding a lost pet or sharing with classmates. This shows that even a 1st - grade princess can be kind - hearted.

In the story, Goldilocks finds the three bears' house empty. She first tries the porridge. One is too hot, one too cold and one just right so she eats that. Then she sits on the chairs. The big chair is too big, the medium one is a bit off but the small chair is just right for her. After that, she lies in the beds. The big bed is too large, the middle bed not so good but the small bed is comfy. Finally, when the bears return, she is frightened and runs off.

A 1st grade Christmas story can have many elements. First, there are the Christmas decorations like tinsel and shiny baubles. Then, there are the stories the teacher tells, like the story of Rudolph the Red - Nosed Reindeer. There might be a Christmas play where the kids dress up as elves or reindeer. And the anticipation of a long Christmas break to play with new toys and see family is also a great part of it.

A number story in 1st grade is a simple tale that involves numbers and math concepts to help kids understand and practice counting and basic arithmetic.

Well, for 1st grade, the parts of a story are characters. For example, in 'The Three Little Pigs', the pigs are the characters. Then there's the setting such as the forest where they build their houses. And the action or plot which is about the wolf trying to blow down their houses.

Well, a story map for 1st graders is like a guide. It shows the main parts of a story, such as the characters, the setting, and what happens. It makes it easier for little ones to follow and tell the story.

As I don't know the specific story, I can't say for sure. But if it's about Tomas Rivera's first grade, Tomas Rivera himself is likely to be the main character. There might also be his teacher and some classmates.

Perhaps one of the main themes could be friendship. Since it's for first - graders, it may show how Tom Thumb interacts with his friends and how they support each other.

Simple costumes like a cat or a pumpkin. For example, a kid could be a black cat with just a headband with cat ears and a painted - on nose. Also, friendly neighbors giving out candies. Maybe a description of the fun of going from house to house in the neighborhood.

Snow activities like making snowmen, having snowball fights, or sledding can be included.