1. While an Ask-a-Story is about co-creating a story with your classes by eliciting information from your students, some might still like some reinforcements for certain parts of the year or if a story falls flat. Each picture is based on the first part of the story script from the Ask-a-Story in the Teacher’s Guide.
Because it provides answers for blanks that you might rather have your student fill in, it can be used as a springboard for your own story to help establish a parallel character who you can compare and contrast to your own class’s character and storyline. These are completely optional. Available for download at TPRSbooks.com in the Free Resources section!
Idea 1:
1. Have guidewords displayed
2. Project picture
3. Ask questions in the Target Language and talk about character/scenario
4. Compare/Contrast to a student
and start your own story
Idea 2:
1. Create your own Ask-a-Story with your class
2. After the story is over, project picture to compare and contrast what is projected to your class’ story.