Making Dialogue Talk: A Guide to Punctuating Conversations
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English Language Arts · All grades
Oral Storytelling Guide and Performance Planner
This student-friendly guide introduces oral storytelling and helps learners plan characters, setting, problem, events, and resolution.
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This student-friendly guide introduces oral storytelling and helps learners plan characters, setting, problem, events, and resolution. It includes performance technique reminders, practice suggestions, a performance map, and self-assessment prompts.
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Clear goals. Useful learning.
- Students will plan a story using characters, setting, problem, events, and resolution.
- Students will organize a story into beginning, middle, and end.
- Students will apply voice, pacing, body language, and silence during storytelling.
- Students will reflect on and improve their oral storytelling performance.
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