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Falling in Love with Stories

Stories Are Everywhere

Beginning, Middle, and End

Retelling in Their Own Words

Check Your Understanding

Phase 1 — children fall in love with stories: listening, joining in, noticing how a story has a beginning, a middle, and an end, and retelling favorites in their own words.

Before children can tell stories, they fall in love with them. In this first phase, children listen, join in, and discover that every story has a shape — a beginning, a middle, and an end — and that they can hold a whole story in their minds and tell it back.

Living Inside a Story

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