CHCPR301B - Introducing A Story

Hi Andrijana,

What story are you referring to? Is this a scenario based question? Is this referring to a story book you read to the children? Also, please include a response to the questions in order to receive support.

Cheers ,
L.A

Hi L.A

i should read the story to the children,and answer the questions that i ve wrote it before.

Thank you so much.

hai dude

if we need learning stories with two activities (outdoor and indoor) how we gonna write

Andrijana wrote:Hi L.A

i should read the story to the children,and answer the questions that i ve wrote it before.

Thank you so much.

What story have you chosen to read to the children?

It's a good idea to select a story that includes a current interest or a story that "teaches" the children. For.e.g. A few weeks ago, I began toilet training a few of my toddlers. At group time I read "Nappy Duck and Potty Pig" which involves two characters, one in a nappy and one going to the toilet etc. Then at the end of the story we had a brief discussion about using the toilet, steps involved etc. To transition the children I asked simple questions about the story. "In the story who wear a nappy" etc. I always use questions and answers about the story as it enables the children to focus and listen to the story and to develop their understanding.

Using my example, you should hopefully be able to come up with your own...

L.A

kalpana wrote:hai dude
if we need learning stories with two activities (outdoor and indoor) how we gonna write

Please start a new topic.