Storytelling?

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Storytelling?

Answer 1

you have to make a story very interesting so that children won't feel bored. Your voice tone have to be change in the character that involved. You can event make them to guess what the story about?  Let's the children participate in your story telling.

Suggestion book that i like to share with you is about "The Hungry Caterpillar". You can bring in concrete material such as fruits that caterpillar eat in the days. In this way children will not only listen to the story but they learn others things too such as weeks of the days, textures and a lot more.

Try it out!

Answer 2

is a great way to incorperate themes and values in young children. Some of my favorite include

Thank You Mr. Falker by Patricia pollaco (although prolly a little old for preschoolers, more of a 1st grade)

Dr. Seuss anything

Buscuit books

Anything with talking animals for characters

Answer 3

Preschoolers love to listen to stories, whether you make them up, or read them from a book, or retell them with puppets, stuffed animals...all forms are good. It helps them hear and understand language, build their comprehension skills, learn to listen, and use their imagination.

There are lots of books that are made specifically for that age group.

http://www.nassaulibrary.org/childrens/p...

http://www.perrypubliclibrary.org/Kids/G...

http://www.teachersandfamilies.com/open/...

We like all kinds of books...ones with vivid or calm illustrations, ones that are funny or tender, rhyming or repetitious.

Some of our favorites include:

Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See

Polar Bear Polar Bear What Do You Hear

Panda Bear Panda Bear What Do You See

Where The Wild Things Are

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom

Eric Carle books like

The Very Quiet Cricket

The Mixed Up Chameleon

Step One Books in the road to reading

Dancing Dinos

The Good Bad Cat

Audrey and Don Wood

Quick As A Cricket

King Bidgood's in the Bathtub

Dr. Seuss books

Cynthia Rylant

Find stories that are engaging, silly, cute...and read read read!

(You should add extra detail to your question...go back and edit it, so we will know what you mean.)

Answer 4

is a fun activity but a bad habbit if the child is doing it .