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Understanding the Storytelling Mind

How Narrative Develops

The Parts of a Story

Why Retelling Comes Before Inventing

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The know-how every teacher needs — how narrative develops in three-to-five-year-olds, the anatomy of a story children can grasp, and why retelling and inventing matter so much.

You don't need to be a literature professor to teach this unit — but a little understanding of how young children's narrative minds develop will make every activity sharper. Here's the essential story science, in plain language.

The Story Science Every Teacher Should Know

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