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JennGM
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Posted: July 07 2014 at 10:13am \| IP Logged

Can someone help me? I'm looking for a very old post. I know Janette posted it, but it came from many years ago, before the inception of the forum.

It was a variety of narration styles in list form, like building with Legos, play acting.

I know there is a list of suggestions from SCM

and this helpful bookmark shared by Suzanne: Narration Bookmark

but that's not exactly what I remember.

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Posted: July 07 2014 at 10:41am \| IP Logged

49 Ways to Narrate

Maybe some day the search engine will be fixed...

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Posted: July 07 2014 at 11:44am \| IP Logged

cathhomeschool wrote:

49 Ways to Narrate

Maybe some day the search engine will be fixed...

Yes, thank you! And I was thinking it was 25 so I was never going to find it.

I'm going to add the narration cube from Karen Rackliff here, too. Every once in a while I need a memory jostle of some of those helpful tools.

I have a sister who is trying this method for the first time do I'm also trying to round up the links for her, too.

Anything else I missed?

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Posted: July 07 2014 at 11:47am \| IP Logged

cathhomeschool wrote:

Maybe some day the search engine will be fixed...

Until then we we use the collective memory. Builds community that way.

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Posted: July 09 2014 at 10:30am \| IP Logged

I made these Narration Command Cards a long time ago. Here is the link to preview the pdf directly They are basically compiled from different idea lists based on what I thought my kids would like to do for narration.

ETA: THanks for the link to the narration bookmarks, those are really handy.

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