Beyond the Flannel Board: Story-Retelling Strategies Across the Curriculum

Beyond the Flannel Board: Story-Retelling Strategies Across the Curriculum

Author: M. Susan McWilliams

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544861 (Softbound)

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978-1-60554-486-1 (Softbound)

Age Focus: 2-5

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Published by Redleaf Press

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Develop a story-retelling strategy that works across the entire curriculum

Improve young children’s language, social-emotional, and number sense development with effective, developmentally appropriate teaching strategies in story retelling. This book demystifies the story retelling experience for teachers of young children by identifying effective, intentional teaching and learning practices. It provides a variety of examples for integrating story retelling activities across the curriculum to build skills in social-emotional development, numbers, STEM, and more.

With real-life examples and activities, easily integrate the teaching strategies in this book into your everyday classroom routine to help you reach several domains of child development.

232 pages

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About M. Susan McWilliams

M. Susan McWilliams holds a PhD in Educational Leadership and Innovation and an MA in Curriculum and Instruction in Education. She is currently an associate professor of early childhood teacher more..

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- September 19, 2017

“Marvelously fresh and insightful . . . Cover to cover, it's an enjoyable, highly instructive read that paves the way for teachers to help young students get the most out of the story retelling experience.”

Review by: Brain Child Award,
Tillywig Toy & Media Awards
- August 7, 2017

"This book demystifies story-retelling by identifying effective, intentional teaching."

Review by: Learning Magazine
- December 29, 2016

“Built on a solid theoretical and research foundation of how children learn, this book is full of practical, easy to apply strategies to make stories come alive for children. McWilliams clearly describes what to do before, during, and after sharing a book with children to help them discover the joy of stories. The methods described in this book are sure to develop a culture of story lovers within your classroom. McWilliams takes stories beyond literacy, suggesting ways to support children’s growth in all developmental domains. The many detailed plans included in the book provide concrete and useful ways to address concepts such as number sense, social-emotional understanding, and STEM. Practical considerations for assessment strategies are also included, making this book a comprehensive and thorough resource for new and seasoned teachers alike!”

Review by: Michelle Rupiper,
University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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Published by Redleaf Press

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Improve young children’s language, social-emotional, and number sense development with effective, developmentally appropriate teaching strategies in story retelling. This book demystifies the story retelling experience for teachers of young children by identifying effective, intentional teaching and learning practices. It provides a variety of examples for integrating story retelling activities across the curriculum to build skills in social-emotional development, numbers, STEM, and more.

Age focus: 2–5.

Softbound, 232 pgs.

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