#3 Storytelling/ Mother Tongue Based-Multilingual Education

1.      Effective storytellers can make works come alive. They can make the audience and listeners see, hear, taste, smell and feel what the characters in the story are feeling (Barry Mc Williams). In addition, effective storytellers according t o Barry Mc Williams must know how to properly put emphasis or stress to the word, phrase and even the entire dialogue that he was delivering/. Another is he must know what lines should be repeated in order to get the desired feelings and emotions, next is the proper transition of voice or part of story to another. They should know when to pause and make the listeners become actively involve to the story. Most important thing to be an effective storyteller is the voice, its tone, pitch and volume to sustain and regain the attention of the listeners. Unexpected twist in the narration and constant animation such as body movements, gestures, facial expression and body language are also the qualities of good and effective storytellers.

2.      STORY BOOKS for Kindergarten

1.      Ang Batang Natutong Magsabi ng Totoo

(A Child who is Truthful)

Story by: Rene O. Villanueva

Illustrations by: Almar Denso

2.      Brave Little Baby Dan

(Ang Matapang na Munting Beybi Dan)

Story by: Maria Catherine Garcia-Catchallian

Witten by: Mabi David-Balangue

Illustrations by: Nemcy C. Cruz

3.      Isang Mayang Uhaw

(Paano Siya Makaiinom ng Tubig sa Baso?)

Story by: Victoria Añonuevo

Illustrations by: Jimmy Torres

4.      Lucie Attwells’ Little One’s Book of Prayers

Story by: Mabel Lucie Attwell

5.      Klasmeyt

Story by: Centeno San Miguel

Illustrations by: Paul Eric Roca

6.      Bertdy nni Dyisus Bukas

Kwento ni: Alberta Angeles

Guhit ni: Jeric Sa Dullo

7.      Kain, Kumain, Kinain (A food Chain Story)

Story by: Mike L. Bigornia

Illustrations by: Jess Abrera

8.      May Pera  sa Basura

( There’s Money in Garbage)

Story by: Lamberto Antonio

Illustrations by: Lourdes Quimio

9.      Si Langgam at Si Tipaklong

Retold by: Alberta Angeles

Illustrations by: Renato Gamos

10.  Fergus (The Farmyard Dog)

Story by: Tony Mcday

VIDEO

Si Munting Uod

1.      RUBRICS

Grading Mechanics

4 = Accomplished                                                       2 = Intermediate

3 = Proficient                                                              1 =  Biginner

Raters	Voice	Facial expression, body language and gestures	Focus	Characterization	Pacing	REMARKS/ COMMENTS
Eloisa	4	4	4	4	4	Good tone of voice. The voice of the “Uod”, it’s funny, especially when you were delivering this to preschool children.
Leah Mae	4	4	4	4	4	Nice taste of selecting story, aside from the story that you shared and tell, it also tackles about the life stages of the butterfly which is good and interesting. Congrats!
Jethro	4	4	3	4	4	Have more focus and be relaxed.
Clarissa	4	4	4	4	4	Nice voiceJ.
Aira	4	4	4	4	4	I like your story “Si Munting Uod”, your eyes also convey thoughts and it is good that you know how to use your eyes in each lines that you were delivering.