Talking about stories and getting children to verbalise their stories before putting pencil to paper will really help with the structure of their retellings. And once the story structure is secure, children will have more time to think about their vocabulary and grammar.
Use these story on your whiteboard or tablets, or print them out and talk through the story in groups.
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Display the storymap on your whiteboard and tell the story, image by image or ask the children to tell the story by themselves or in groups.Read More
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Display the story map on your whiteboard and tell the story, image by image.Read More
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Use the story map on your whiteboard to help children visualise the key events in A Grub’s Tale. Use along side A Grub’s Tale ebook…Read More
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Use the map on your whiteboard to help children visualise the key events in A Thumping Great Rabbit.Read More
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Talk through the events in Rosa's Code using this story map.
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Talk through the events in Sports Day on Mount Olympus using this story map.
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Use the map on your whiteboard to help children visualise the key events in The terrible tale of the Lambton Wom.Read More
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Talk through the events in The Christmas Wish using this story map.Read More
