Story maps – Talk before writing resources for primary resources Simon Walmesley @ Springboard Stories

Talking about stories and getting children to verbalise their stories before putting pencil to paper will really help with the structure of their retellings. And once the story structure is secure, children will have more time to think about their vocabulary and grammar.

Use these story on your whiteboard or tablets, or print them out and talk through the story in groups.

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