I am needing a little help interpreting this strategy for Kindergarteners. I’m thinking I could give my students (3) pictures placed in sequence. Then let the children make up their own story using the pictures. I guess the “connected” part of telling the story is what happens first, next and last. Let me know what you think this means! Thanks!
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