CHCPR301A - Individual Children

Hi Nicole,

I'm pretty sure a story of learning is probably the same as learning story. Basically this is a written account of the experience a child or a group of children got involved in. In the learning story, you describe what happened during the experience, the comments the child (or) children made, what they learnt from the experience etc... For example:

Jack's Zoo Adventure

Today, Jack was very excited to show us the photos of his adventure to the zoo over the weekend. He brought in photos to share with us during news. "I went to the zoo and I saw the giraffe. I got to feed it and it licked my hand. It was disgusting" Jack described. After Jack's exciting news he decided to make his very own zoo. "I want to use the animals and the blocks to make a zoo" Jack said. He took the blocks and the animals off the shelf and made a zoo. "Here is the pool for the seals and here are where the tigers are. This is a cave were the baby cubs can hide". Jack explained. etc...

Hopefully this should give you an idea on how to get started. Think about a scenario where a child showed an interest in something, what happened and what did the child say?

Cheers ,
L.A

I find it easy to take pics to accompany my learning stories as it gives a visual perspective + i always put a follow up on the experience and then write that down once I have done it