Narration Success Story

I love a success story, and I know you do too. So I’m sharing a Twitter conversation I had with 3Gmom about my first Narration Basics blog post.

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Wow. What a smart mom. She taught her child about narration by having her child simply read my post! I have to admit that I wouldn’t have thought of that strategy. But it worked for this fourth grader.

Sometimes we underestimate what our children can understand. But we really should include them in the planning of their homeschool.

PS If you’re wondering how I got these Tweets in a blog post, check out Blackbird Pie (a WordPress plugin).

More Posts Like This One:

1. Narration
2. Narration Basics: Dealing with Problems
3. Narration Basics: From Oral to Written
4. Narration Basics: Expectations

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