"Please bring the atlas," said Mira.
dialogue model
The spoken words go inside quotation marks.
Example: Quotation marks show exact speech.
Read and write short dialogue using quotation marks, commas, and speaker tags correctly.
Dialogue should be easy to follow. Punctuation and speaker clues help readers know who is talking and how the line is said.
Open one card at a time, read the text together, and use the audio button when hearing the line once helps.
dialogue model
The spoken words go inside quotation marks.
Example: Quotation marks show exact speech.
speaker tag
The speaker tag tells who said the line.
Example: Replied Arun is the speaker clue.
punctuation rule
Watch where the comma is placed.
Example: Dialogue punctuation follows a pattern.
editing tip
Dialogue should sound natural when read aloud.
Example: Reading aloud helps editing.
These next steps stay in the same stage so the child does not get sent backward.
Build a paragraph that starts clearly and adds details that stay on the same topic.
Notice how past, present, and future verbs change depending on when the action happens.
Improve a short paragraph by checking sentence order, repeated ideas, and missing details.