Tell it Again! 2

Easy-To-Tell Stories with Activities for Young Children

The authors of Tell It Again! have once again drawn on the expertise of outstanding storytellers and teachers for this eagerly awaited new volume. Engage young children's minds and capture their undivided attention with 16 more stories, complete with storytelling tips and new activities. The storytelling tips bring the stories to life, while the activities expand and enhance each tale.

The book is easy to use: just read the story, noting the hints and tips for dramatic effect. Then put the book away, pick up the accompanying story outline, and weave your spell! When the tale is over, teach and involve your audience by using any of the activities that have been specially created to fit every story. With Tell It Again!2 teachers and parents will encourage listening, communication, imagination, and problem solving through the power of the story.

Reviews

"This would be a wonderful educational ritual to add to your routine...the authors of this book can help you. They have selected a number of excellent tales that fit the developmental needs and interests of young children..."

"Tell It Again 2! is an essential resource for parents and grandparents."

"If you're looking for a way to jump-start your child's imagination, start with a story from this book and see where it takes you."

"You've made my workload easier. The stories are very doable with the young children. The hints and directives at the side of the story help me to recall the sequence of events. The activities, questions and storytelling tips bring out the story and help the children to think what if they were Jack or the Little Red Hen."

"The way the stories are presented in this book make it simple for a teacher who is new to storytelling to approach it with confidence."

"This is an extremely good book!"

"Great book!"

"I own all the books written by Isbell and Raines and I will buy anything they write."

"Tell It Again 2! is a wonderful way to keep traditional literature in the classroom."