Tell me a story #PracPed18
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Presentation delivered at Practical Pedagogies conference at Cologne, November 2018, about using books and stories in the primary language classroom.
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- 1. Tell me a story! Lisa Stevens lisibo.com #PracPed18
- 2. Storytelling
- 4. 5 books to have by @nattalingo 1. a story translated from English 2. a traditional tale or fairytale from that country 3. a fun story that you’ll want to revisit 4. a book of poetry 5. a children’s novel - use extracts
- 6. Mi Madrid
- 7. Animate!
- 15. Tales of the unexpected!
- 16. De quelle couleur es ta culotte?
- 17. Use tools to hand
- 19. Adding sound
- 20. What can you do with a book? Look at the cover Predict what it’s about. Actions to accompany to aid understanding and also to retell Join in with repeated sections Listen out for sounds Count sounds/repeated phrases Act it out Pre teach vocabulary? Read an extract - suspense!
- 21. GPS
- 25. Books about books Das ist ein Buch
- 26. Picture books
- 28. Write your own! Audience age? language level? interests? Purpose inform? educate? amuse? Tools online or offline? Engagement how will you maintain it?
- 29. Storybird
- 30. Storyjumper
- 31. Book Creator app
- 33. Helpful references Storybird wiki My Storybirds ALL Literature Wiki Pinterest links to research on Storytelling and stories in language learning Pinterest board of online stories Blogposts on books on ¡Vámonos! - lots of posts!
Editor's Notes
- Why storytelling?
- Real books! Take some of favs. sparks ideas captures imagination attractive an investment as will be used over and over
- Real books! Take some of favs. 5 books to have by @nattalingo 1. a story translated from English 2. a traditional tale or fairytale from that country 3. a fun story that you’ll want to revisit 4. a book of poetry 5. a children’s novel - use extracts
- but a book is only so big what can we do? Show scanned books - copyright? visualiser?
- Involve pupils - see El nabo gigante
- Involve pupils - see El nabo gigante
- Traditional stories area great way to integrate into curriculum; also ICU Abuelo y los tres osos https://www.thegermanproject.com/stories
- but a book is only so big what can we do? Show scanned books - copyright? visualiser?
- Make your stories quirky - thats where the kids get hooked eg puppets snoring
- Make your stories quirky - thats where the kids get hooked eg puppets snoring
- how to make stories? use what’s around you show Eric a faim
- adding sound allows others to use as well - less confident colleagues; also good practice- allows story to come to life!