Written Narrations

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  • July 21, 2015 at 4:32 pm
    rutsgal
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    I feel a bit silly asking this question . Are  written narrations  to be used with their personal/independent readings or are they used with a read-a-loud, when someone has read to them ?  I went back through the blog series on narration and there was a section on written narrations , but it did not specify . Does it matter which method we use ? Is one better than the other? I was just curious and kinda feel dull for asking ( like when the answer is obvious to others but for some reason your thinking is cloudy ). My son will be starting 4th grade , has had no problems with penmanship/ forming letters and is a creative thinker. I was going to have him begin doing one written narration per week. Thanks ladies ! Jamie

    July 21, 2015 at 5:44 pm
    nebby
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    Both! We don’t narrate absolutely everything but do do it for both kinds — independent reading and read alouds.

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    July 21, 2015 at 6:17 pm
    Melanie32
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    Charlotte Mason had her students narrate after all readings. Written narrations are the same as oral and may be done after a read aloud or a silent reading. However, my daughter’s narrations are more detailed when she does the reading.

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