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My granddaughter who is 4 now is one of the best story tellers. Ever since she has been a baby I have told her stories. We attend the YMCA and after swimming we always take a shower. During the shower, is when I tell the story. Her favorite has always been "The Three Little Pigs". She has down the voice inflections for the wolf and for the 3 pigs. Because of her interest, she was in a Children's Pageant "New Star Discovery". This year they had a talent show. We debated what we should have her do. We chose for her to tell "The Three Pigs" story and act it out with props. She competed against 0-10 yr old. Others had singing, dancing, karate,and piano playing as their talents. My granddaugher took Supreme Title #1 winner of this talent show. I have never been so proud of her in my whole life as I was at that point in time. You see, storytelling does pay off. I now have a 14 month old and another on the way. I will continue my storytelling with them also!
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On the way to school, my daughter and I look for letters and see who can be the first to find a letter
ReplyDeletehi karen! great contest... this is really simple so i hope it qualifies...but it's great for early language/ conversational/ development! every time i hear my baby make a sound or vocalize rather (he's 8 months) i respond and interact with eye contact. even if it's just making the same exact sound back at him. i've done this with all my boys and found it to be very fascinating to see how they begin to comprehend what their yummy little voices can cause.
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