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Monday, March 10, 2014
If you have no idea how to read them, throw them...
My 3 year old kid got his hands on my Rory's story cubes and used them creatively....... for target practicing.
For me, it is a start... Once he gets familiar with the dice, I will tray to make him tell some story about the die he wants to throw, to get him into storytelling....
Hehe, I bought a set for my niece, who is a little bit older, and she seems to love them. Have you tried telling him a story with them before bed? That might get him more interested!
Tried, but he still refuses it. He prefers stories he already know from somewhere else. So we play a different game - chose your adventure kind. Each night I start to speak, and then I give him several choices he can choose from, and depending on his choice the story develops.... For example: Spiderman (his favorite superhero at the moment) was swinging through the city when he met.... who? 1. Mysterio 2. Doctor Octopus or 3. Scorpion....
Hehe, I bought a set for my niece, who is a little bit older, and she seems to love them. Have you tried telling him a story with them before bed? That might get him more interested!
ReplyDeleteTried, but he still refuses it. He prefers stories he already know from somewhere else.
ReplyDeleteSo we play a different game - chose your adventure kind. Each night I start to speak, and then I give him several choices he can choose from, and depending on his choice the story develops....
For example: Spiderman (his favorite superhero at the moment) was swinging through the city when he met.... who?
1. Mysterio
2. Doctor Octopus or
3. Scorpion....