This is really a fantastic idea and timely in our classroom as so many children are writing their own stories or acting them out in the afternoon. I am learning all the time, there are so many ways to reach children. I love how much literacy work and inspiration is all around us in our classroom right now. The story stones came from another early childhood educator who is not a montessori teacher but incredibly inspiring. Deborah J. Stewart keeps a very interesting blog at Teach Preschool. The story stones are her brainchild and well loved by the children at Maple Tree. Thank You Ms. Melanie for another great project!
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Story Stones
Ms. Melanie made these lovely story stones a while ago. At first I thought they were matching work or grading and they certainly could e used for that. This week I asked a child who works with them a lot if I could sit and watch and listen. He was telling or making up a story based on the different pictures that were present on the rocks.
This is really a fantastic idea and timely in our classroom as so many children are writing their own stories or acting them out in the afternoon. I am learning all the time, there are so many ways to reach children. I love how much literacy work and inspiration is all around us in our classroom right now. The story stones came from another early childhood educator who is not a montessori teacher but incredibly inspiring. Deborah J. Stewart keeps a very interesting blog at Teach Preschool. The story stones are her brainchild and well loved by the children at Maple Tree. Thank You Ms. Melanie for another great project!
This is really a fantastic idea and timely in our classroom as so many children are writing their own stories or acting them out in the afternoon. I am learning all the time, there are so many ways to reach children. I love how much literacy work and inspiration is all around us in our classroom right now. The story stones came from another early childhood educator who is not a montessori teacher but incredibly inspiring. Deborah J. Stewart keeps a very interesting blog at Teach Preschool. The story stones are her brainchild and well loved by the children at Maple Tree. Thank You Ms. Melanie for another great project!
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The story stones are so pretty and must be wonderful to hold in your hands. No wonder the kids love to imagine with them.
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Great Idea! I bet you are having a fun time hearing all the stories.
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