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Tell Me a Story! Helping Children Develop Narrative Skills
The ability to tell a story, known as narrative language, is much more than simply talking. It involves organising thoughts, remembering events, using appropriate vocabulary, and putting ideas together in a way that makes sense to the listener. These skills begin to emerge as early as two years of age, and by around five years, many children can retell familiar stories in their own words.