Retelling activities

Learn 3 EASY ways to increase retelling skills in kindergarten, first grade, and second grade readers. These hands-on activities can be implemented at the small group reading table. Boost comprehension with these hands-on, visual, and tactile learning activities and lessons for students.

Books for teaching sequencing should have a clear beginning, middle, and end. Here are 16 great books for kindergarten or first grade.

How to create a retell literacy center in kindergarten. Plus a list of 20 famous stories and retell props (with printables) to complete this center.

Worksheets are a different way to formatively assess students. Students complete the worksheet, turn it in, and it goes for a daily grade to see what they know. Open ended worksheets such as this one help teachers get an accurate description of what students are thinking.

This FREE Retelling Chart will help kids remember what they need to include when they retell a story with SCOOP! | This Reading Mama

Engage your kindergarten students in core retell practice with fun activities, crafts and this FREE retelling sign.

How to teach retell in primary grades and make it fun! Get ideas and a FREE retell activity here for first-grade and second-grade.

Find new ways to practice retelling familiar stories and build literacy skills such as sequencing sentences, familiarity with repetitive phrasing, notice changes in characters and form opinions about stories. Have fun with storytelling and retelling!

Learning to retell a fictional story doesn't come easily to students in the detail we're expecting as educators. I've tried many different strategies for

Story retell hands are perfect for story sequence, character, and setting in kindergarten and first grade classrooms. It's a reminder for students