Tell it again! : the new storytelling handbook for primaryteachers

Gail Ellis · Jean Brewster

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EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning Linguistic Education and Pedagogy Digital Storytelling and Education

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The book is divided into two sections: a comprehensive methodology section which explores the theory of using authentic storybooks and explains the benefits; and Teacher's notes on 12 stories from around the world - carefully chosen to maximise effective language learning and enjoyment. * Ideal for teachers, teacher trainers and trainees * Stories and notes aimed at a variety of levels and ages from 8 to 11 year olds * Story notes can be used as a supplement or as an alternative to the coursebook * Suggestions on how stories can be used across the curriculum to include areas such as cultural awareness and citizenship, music and drama, art and craft, maths and science * Photocopiable activity sheets for each story

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