Read the story below. Read aloud then answer the questions that follow.
Notes for reading: Preview the text to be read. Before you start reading, ask yourself, what does the author want me to think or feel? Do I agree with the author? While you read pay close attention to the details presented in the text.
GOOD NIGHT
1. The sun is hidden from our sight,
The birds are sleeping sound;
‘T is time to say to all, “Good night!”
And give a kiss all round.
2. Good night, my father, mother, dear!
Now kiss your little son;
Good night, my friends, both far and near!
Good night to every one.
3. Good night, ye merry, merry birds!
Sleep well till morning light;
Perhaps, if you could sing in words,
You would have said, “Good night!”
4. To all my pretty flowers, good night!
You blossom while I sleep;
And all the stars, that shine so bright,
With you their watches keep.
5. The moon is lighting up the skies,
The stars are sparkling there;
‘T is time to shut our weary eyes,
And say our evening prayer.
Mrs. Follen.
Discussion and Comprehension
- Why do you sleep at night? Discuss.
- Analyze the character of the writer of this poem. Complete the character trait worksheet graphic organizer.
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1 point(s)Who do you think is saying good night?
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1 point(s)Refer to the poem and select the word that does NOT rhyme with the word “sight”.
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1 point(s)What do think the poet considers birds to be merry creatures?
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1 point(s)Which of the following shines brightly at night?
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1 point(s)Why is it time to say “Goodnight”?
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3 point(s)Type type three words from the poem that rhymes with the following word.
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Type the words in an alphabetical order.
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1 point(s)Who kisses the little son “goodnight”?
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1 point(s)What did the poet believe the birds would sing in words?
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2 point(s)According to the poet, what awakes when others sleep?
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1 point(s)According to the poem, why do you think eyes are weary?
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1 point(s)What light the skies at night?
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