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Storytelling Games: Creative Activities for Language, Communication, and Composition Across the Curriculum
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Of course you want to help students master communication, learn about language, and practice thinking skills--but with storytelling games? Yes you can, and easily, with the expert guidance of professional storyteller and educator Doug Lipman. You will also discover that storytelling games are a fun and exciting way to explore places, periods, and peoples, and even to practice math and science. The author provides step-by-step methods for adapting and using the story games to meet the needs of specific groups. He explains how to teach each game, control your group without decreasing energy, and even how to get reluctant players to contribute.
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What Customers Say About Storytelling Games: Creative Activities for Language, Communication, and Composition Across the Curriculum:
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I used the game "Letter Relay," in which the group had to build a story, taking turns sentence by sentence. I highly recommend this book, and encourage families in particular to try some of these games instead of turning on the tv. Doug Lipman never fails to disappoint, and this book is no exception. The games are rated and ranked in every possible fashion, making it easy to choose just what is needed for a group; by age group, by level of complexity, by cultural background, by type of skills emphasized, all neatly indexed in the back of the book for quick reference. All of us in that living room were transported into fits of laughter as the story wound its way to a very final conclusion. Each game is described fully, with a script to make it easy for one to pick the book up and try a game when a few minutes are left at the end of class. I haven't laughed as hard as I did when I used one during a storytelling session I was hired to do with a family holiday gathering.
By the end of the evening, mysterious boxes had been left on doorsteps, containing magical Beanie Babies that transported the recipient to all kinds of strange and wild adventures. Each subsequent sentence had to begin with a word that started with the last letter of the last word in the previous sentence.
The introductory chapters provide rationale and ideas for creating a joyful learning environment. Here was the catch.
He provides a wealth of language-based activities that can not only enhance storytelling abilities, but can be used to reinforce classroom skills and concepts or provide a fun team building game. Sounds easy.
You won't be sorry. There are games for math and science, games for learning about cultures, games to enhance oral communication skills.
Even adults can have fun with these games.
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