Telling Stories to Sensitive Children with David Sewell McCann www.sparklestories.com Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
An Introduction to Close Reading
Advertisements

Children Aged 5 to
New Swannington Primary School EYFS Open Evening 2014.
Chapter 8 Poetry n Presented By: n Molly Brady n Lakitia Middlebrook n Michelle Lammers n Elizabeth Gooden.
How Fairy Tales Touch the Hands, Heart & Head with Sally Haughey Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers.
The Craft of Advertising. An advertisement has four jobs: 1.It must get people’s attention, despite the hundreds of competing ads they see or hear every.
Literary Terms for Study
P RINCIPLES OF ORAL INTERPRETATION. O RAL I NTERPRETATION One of the most practical, usable forms of drama. Includes: storytelling, dramatic interpretation,humerous.
Let me tell you what I really think
Fun with Stories for Parents & Children. Goals for Today’s Workshop Overview of the program’s values & ECRR’s six pre-reading skills Review of best practices.
Thriving with the Burden of Waldorf Home Education with Marsha Johnson Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers.
Born to Speak Language Development in Children. Language is Learned Human beings are born with the ability to make 40 different sounds. No genetic code.
Into Film Language Staying Safe Online Staying Safe Online 7-11 What you need to know about e-safety Learning outcomes All pupils will be able to.
Fun with WORDS for Parents and Children. Goals for Today’s Workshop Overview of the program’s values & ECRR’s six pre-reading skills Review of best practices.
Early Steps: Spectrum of Child Development Introduction Learning Objectives Principles of Child Development Brain Research Activity Based Early Intervention.
Preschool Cognitive Development.  Common household objects being put into categories according to similarities.  Examples  Blocks, buttons, silverware,
It’s O.K. to be “Waldorf-y” with Robyn Wolfe Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers.
How to Build Storytelling into your Classroom. What’s the Big Deal About Telling?
LITERACY and READING Child Development.
Digital Story Telling. 09/19/10Maggie Veres Digital Storytelling “Digital storytelling begins with the notion that in the not too distant future, sharing.
Learning About: Short Stories
Understanding Film: Terminology Shot- a piece of unedited film In establishing a shot a director must consider what he/she is trying to communicate to.
Narrative (Story) Essay
Stories and Fairy Tales. Child´s approach retell the same fairy tale again correct the teller and offer prompts Later on read the fairy tales yourself.
Guidelines for Reading and Analyzing Unseen Prose Q/Litguide.htm.
Painting with Words Poetry. Form- the structure of the writing (what it looks like on the page)
Helping your child with Maths In Reception. Helping your child with Maths Try to make maths as much fun as possible - games, puzzles and jigsaws are a.
Guiding Play and Puppetry Experiences 21 © Goodheart-Willcox Co., Inc. Permission granted to reproduce for educational use only. Key Concepts  As they.
Framework for Responding to Poetry. Analyzing Poetry Most poems tell a “story of emotions.” –A series of moods that change as the poem moves from start.
EOG Review Words to Know. Elements of Fiction Plot: the series of events in a story. Four stages of Plot: Exposition: introduce the characters and setting.
Story, Storytelling, Digital Story, & Storytelling.
Everyone Communicates Few Connect
M-U-F (Meaning-Use-Form)
Digital Storytelling with Photostory Pam Shoemaker Walled Lake Schools Technology Integration Coordinator STAR Discovery Educator Michigan DEN Blog Coordinator.
›Guiding Children’s Behavior ›Angela Hirsch. The first thing to look at when experiencing mistaken behavior in a classroom is the environment. Room arrangement,
Read Aloud Strategies for Babies
6 th Grade Chapter 1 Lesson 3 Making Responsible Decisions.
The 8 Methods of Characterization
Learning from 4 to 6 Chapter Learning from everyday life Experiences Talk to children and question-encouragement builds vocabulary Ask for advice.
Reading to Children. STEP 1: Preparing to Read Become familiar with the story so you can use as much eye contact as possible Practice! –Are you enthusiastic?
Digital Storytelling CHAPTER II. How to Tell a Great Story  1. Find the Story  2. Map Your Story  3. Capture Your Audience’s Attention  4. Tell Your.
Mood and Atmosphere Considering Images. MOOD: The atmosphere that pervades a literary work with the intention of evoking a certain emotion or feeling.
Foreign language activities with 4-12 year- olds.
Unit One: Descriptive and Narrative Prose
Children’s Literature. Quality Children’s Literature About experiences of childhood (birthday parties, losing a tooth, first day of school, etc.)
What is a memory? Where do memories come from? Why do we enjoy looking at pictures in our photo albums?
Determining a Good Digital Story Tech539 Grand Canyon University Susie Kozak May 25, 2011.
What is Digital Storytelling? Digital Storytelling is the modern expression of the ancient art of storytelling. Digital stories derive their power by weaving.
Shaping Our Story: It is more than Just Numbers Telling The Story Presenter: Carrie Topliffe, Santa Barbara County Department of Child Support Services,
Sequencing RATE YOURSELF. Sequencing  Sequence – A continuous or connected series of events.  A sequence of events is a series of connected events that.
Children’s Literature Reading and Development. Think about it… What’s your most memorable childhood book?
Guiding Play & Puppetry Experiences Chapter 21. Types of Play  Dramatic Play:  When one child imitates another person or acts out a situation  Socio-Dramatic.
Deborah Farias Center Elementary School Curriculum Specialist May 12, 2015 Getting Your Child Ready for Kindergarten.
 1) your closest friend  2) your mom  3) the owner of the car  4) on facebook  5) people at a party.
Our Intentions How you can support your child to develop their reading skills. How you can develop your child's speaking and listening skills.
LITERACY and READING Child Development II. READING FACTS: 4 Learning to read requires a combination of many SKILLS. 4 A child’s success in learning to.
Chapter 5 Picture Books Guiding Questions
LITERACY and READING Child Development.
Mirror.
Elements of fiction.
Long story short Healthy Tip I 16
LITERACY and READING Child Development II.
New Criticism Poetry Analysis.
Reception: Summer One Overview
Note Taking Format TERM NOTES MY TRANSLATION Poetry Unit Literary Term
Figurative Language & Tone
Speaker Occasion Audience Purpose Subject Tone
Teen Team: Read Together
Drama Literacy lessons – The Giver
Presentation transcript:

Telling Stories to Sensitive Children with David Sewell McCann Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers

What is a Sensitive Child? *one who receives from everywhere *they may see or take in more than other *can be overwhelmed easily & emotional Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers

Everyday Things May Affect a Sensitive Child *Riding in a car a long way *Going to a party *Wearing certain clothes Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers

Speak in Images Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers *More effective than lectures or reasoning *Telling a story about a similar situation engages the child and motivates them

Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers

Age 2 and Under The Rock *rhythm and tone of voice *how you move your hands *nursery rhymes Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers

Age 4-7 The Plant *Introduce imagery *name things *begin simple stories Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers

Elementary School The Animal *add interest *characters *drama *try different voices Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers

Speak to the Rock Plant Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers *Slow *Soft *Be present

4 Steps to Intuitive Storytelling : Making Stories up on the Spot 1)Attention 2)Affection 3)Approach 4)Allowance Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers

Find the Intention for the Story 1)What is benefit for me? 2)What does individual get 3) What does community get? 4) What does the world get? Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers

The Sensitive Child series- ½ price waldorf-expo/ Online Conference for Waldorf-inspired Homeschoolers

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc. All rights reserved.