Learning through stories
A story or a particular reading, will always be a good topic to start the interpretation, learning and above all the retention of what reading is leaving in us, helps us to memorize the good and bad things, with the help from who is narrating the story, in this case the educator in charge of teaching the children to interpret and retain the information provided.
When children are in the process of learning, reading stories is a good alternative for the imagination to fly and have them create their own stories, as they listen to what the teacher tells them, but for that, we must teach them how to distinguish the good and the bad, the events and the Why? of the things that happen.
The stories are the fascination of children, therefore, we must start to impart our knowledge with the things that children like so that they understand more easily what they want in class.
We must choose stories that leave learning lessons in children, in this way they will be able to differentiate, and learn to retain information more easily.
As educators, we have the ability to create our own stories, and taking them to classes is easy and simple. In this case the story will be entitled:
Lucia and Amanda
Lucia and Amanda two very playful girls, one more naughty than the other. One day their parents take them to the park to play and they go very happy. Their parents tell them not to go away to play, or talk to strangers, because it is very dangerous. But when the parents turn around, Lucia tells Amanda that they should hide from their parents, Amanda tells her no. But Lucia tells him that if he does not, he will not play with her anymore.
When the parents of the girls turn around and do not see them, they panic, begin to look for them desperately, and move away from the place where they left them in the beginning.
Lucia, hidden tells Amanda that nothing will happen, that she will stay calm, a man will approach them, and ask them what they do?
They are very scared, they start screaming...
it is then when their parents realize where they are and run out to look for them. Parents ask him what happened to them? and Lucia blames her sister Amanda for forcing her to hide, but her parents, knowing that Lucia is the naughtiest of the two, do not believe her.
In the same way they have scolded and punished the two girls, unable to leave the house.
End.
When we finish telling the story to the children, we should ask a series of questions related to the story, and in this way know if they paid the necessary attention and if they have learned something with the story.
What did the parents tell the girls when they arrived at the park?
Is blackmail a good thing or a bad thing?
What did the gentleman ask you to do about them and what did the girls do?
Who tells parents that they forced her to hide?
Why children should listen?
Let's teach children that lying is a bad thing like disobeying, that bad things can happen when you are not obedient.
I hope they can create many learning stories and that they help with the retention of reading, since there is a lot of learning in it.
Regards.