Speaking of narration

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Kims
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Speaking of narration

Post by Kims » Thu Oct 13, 2011 12:34 pm

My 6yo son just would not say anything when I would ask after the chapter. I would say so what happened and he would shrug and say "I don't know" almost every time but when I gave him prompts he could tell me. So I have notices the past couple of weeks he has actually started telling me what happened. We are in week 6 of Beyond. My older ones never really learned how to narrate so this is so good for me. I thought he may not ever get it. :-/
But it does work and he is getting it.
Kim S
Jamie 22, Sloane 19, Savannah 18, Collin 9, and Judah 7
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pjdobro
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Re: Speaking of narration

Post by pjdobro » Thu Oct 13, 2011 12:40 pm

That is wonderful! It sounds like he is really taking off in his narration skills. Way to go both of you! :D
Patty in NC

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raceNzanesmom
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Re: Speaking of narration

Post by raceNzanesmom » Thu Oct 13, 2011 1:15 pm

Sounds like you're doing a good job building that skill! :D

Love the quote in your siggy, so true!
~Angie
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Mom to Race, 23- homeschool grad and Zane, 12- RTR

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