'Who' vs 'What' Questions: Simple Story Differences for Kindergarten.

📚 Quick Study Guide: 'Who' vs. 'What' Questions

• 🗣️ 'Who' Questions: We use 'Who' when we want to know about a person or a character in a story. Think about who is doing something or who the story is about.
• 🦸 Example: "Who is the superhero?" (Answer: Spider-Man)
• ❓ 'What' Questions: We use 'What' when we want to know about a thing, an action, or an event in a story. Think about what happened or what someone is holding.
• 🍎 Example: "What did the girl eat?" (Answer: An apple)
• 💡 Key Difference: 'Who' is for people/animals with names, 'What' is for objects or actions.

🧠 Practice Quiz: Story Time Questions

Story 1: Lily found a shiny red ball in the park. She threw it to her dog, Buster.

1. Who found the shiny red ball?

1. Buster
2. Lily
3. The park

2. What did Lily find?

1. A dog
2. A park
3. A shiny red ball

Story 2: Max loves to paint. Today, he painted a big blue sky and a yellow sun.

3. Who loves to paint?

1. The sun
2. Max
3. The sky

4. What did Max paint today?

1. A big blue sky and a yellow sun
2. His friend
3. A cat

Story 3: Grandma baked yummy cookies. She put them on a plate for the children.

5. Who baked yummy cookies?

1. The children
2. Grandma
3. The plate

6. What did Grandma bake?

1. A plate
2. Yummy cookies
3. Children

Story 4: The little bird built a nest in the tall tree. It laid three small eggs.

7. What did the little bird build?

1. A tree
2. A nest
3. Three eggs