Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Acting out a story

All my stories and songs are participatory. Children enjoy the story more and remember it better when they can play a part, provide sound effects, or play some of the instruments.






Here a student has some simple lines, and is excited about getting to use the microphone.

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  2. June, I like your ideas of storytelling, particularly having the children act out the roles. In many of my short stories, I create characters to act out roles pertaining to the theme of the story.

    I write stories about everyday people in everyday life. Everyone of my stories has a message. In some cases it is direct and in others you will discover it as you read them or come to your own conclusions about the story.

    I truly enjoy writing these stories. Isn't storytelling great?

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    1. Frank, Storytelling is magical. It amazes me that children, who are constantly exposed to videos, internet,TV and movies, will sit and listen to a story.When they get to come up "onstage" and act out parts, they are thrilled. It's always as much or more fun for me than them!

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