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Posted: Aug 14 2006 at 3:20pm | IP Logged Quote time4tea

I am beginning Mater Amabilis Level 3 with my ds, 13. Can someone tell me what to expect from him for our first narrations together? I can just imagine what his initial response will be: "I don't know what to say...." How much should I prompt him? Should I encourage just oral narrations at first, and if so, when should I try to move him into written narrations? How much should he read before giving a narration - maybe just a couple of pages, or more? I am anxious to hear what has worked for those of you beginning formal narrations with an older dc.

Thanks so much!


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