Look for your child to...
Develop a sense of story.
Develop a sense of story.
Your child may…
- Tell a story from pictures.
- Recognize variations in re-telling of stories.
- Predict outcomes of stories.
- “Read and re-read” stories.
- Tell stories with beginnings, middles, and endings.
- Dictate stories for other to write down.
- Tell stories based on personal experiences, imaginations, dreams, and/or stories form books.
- Recall information about stetting, characters, and events in a story.
You can support your child...
- Encourage your child to recount experiences and describe events. Ask: “And then what happened?” to urge the story along.
- Make a “story” journal to include descriptors of favorite outings. Illustrate with snapshots and drawing.
- Allow your child to dictate a story to you and later “illustrate it.” Make comments: “I really like how your story began. I really like the ending of your story. It was nice that they boy found his lost dog.”
- Allow your child to share his/her day activities during the dinner meal.
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