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Once upon a story …
with
improve
all language
skills
Why tell stories?
Haven, K. (2000)
Super Simple Storytelling
remember
better and
for longer
Why tell stories?
Haven, K. (2000)
Super Simple Storytelling
cross-
curricular
tool
Why tell stories?
Haven, K. (2000)
Super Simple Storytelling
increase
motivation
Why tell stories?
Haven, K. (2000)
Super Simple Storytelling
boost
self-
confidence
Why tell stories?
Haven, K. (2000)
Super Simple Storytelling
develop
imagination
and
creativity
Why tell stories?
Haven, K. (2000)
Super Simple Storytelling
engage
and
entertain
Why tell stories?
Haven, K. (2000)
Super Simple Storytelling
develop
analytical and
problem solving
skills
Why tell stories?
Haven, K. (2000)
Super Simple Storytelling
morals and
attitudes
Why tell stories?
Haven, K. (2000)
Super Simple Storytelling
links to
community
and culture
Why tell stories?
Haven, K. (2000)
Super Simple Storytelling
Stories that come alive
Stories that come alive
Stories that come alive
•predictable
• repetitive
•clear meaning
Stories that come alive
Stories that come alive
A treasure chest of words
Broad seas of real life
Broad seas of real life
Broad seas of real life
Can I have a
rubber?
Can I have a
rubber,
please?
Broad seas of real life
Thank
you!
Broad seas of real life
Broad seas of real life
Circle time • chain requests
• multiple chain requests
• secret objects
• object collectors
Chest full of tresures • Treasure hunt
• Make sets of related vocabulary
• Pirates and thieves
Pirates and thieves
Chest full of tresures • Treasure hunt
• Make sets of related vocabulary
• Pirates and thieves
• Contextual snap!
» Mini flashcards:
» bingo
» memory
» old maid (black Peter)
» Story prompts
Good storytelling
Begin at the beginning
and go on
till you come to the end:
then stop.
Carroll, L. (1918)
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
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