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This unique learning tool lets students read and listen to a popular folktale, analyze the structure through story mapping, and create a board game based on their analysis.
Ever-popular, board games can be an ideal teaching tool. In Stories on Board!: Creating Board Games from Favorite Tales, award-winning storyteller Dianne de Las Casas shows how it’s done, allowing students to create their own board games with a unique method that integrates learning and fun.
With Stories on Board!, students read and listen to popular folktales, analyze the structure of the story through story mapping, and then create a board game based on their analysis, engaging their aural, visual, and tactile skills. The lesson culminates in a Game Day in which the students play each other’s games. The technique is a great way to introduce a unit on folktales, covering language arts and social studies.
Includes drawings of the various types of board games
Provides a glossary of board game terms and a bibliography of folktales
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This unique learning tool lets students read and listen to a popular folktale, analyze the structure through story mapping, and create a board game based on their analysis.
Ever-popular, board games can be an ideal teaching tool. In Stories on Board!: Creating Board Games from Favorite Tales, award-winning storyteller Dianne de Las Casas shows how it’s done, allowing students to create their own board games with a unique method that integrates learning and fun.
With Stories on Board!, students read and listen to popular folktales, analyze the structure of the story through story mapping, and then create a board game based on their analysis, engaging their aural, visual, and tactile skills. The lesson culminates in a Game Day in which the students play each other’s games. The technique is a great way to introduce a unit on folktales, covering language arts and social studies.
Includes drawings of the various types of board games
Provides a glossary of board game terms and a bibliography of folktales