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Using your own experiences, describe the value and importance of sharing stories with children in your care.

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For me, it’s about connection. When I tell them something I’ve experienced, it helps them see me as a real person, as a teacher and they come closer, asking questions and showing interest. They’ll also respond with their own stories which is a nice way to build a trust bond.

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it’s important to share/tell stories, it helps them to become good readers, helps build imagination. Passing it on to our next generation

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I value the connections we make with the children, for example while reading a book and they imagine what we’re reading about if there’s no illustrations. They imagination becomes important.

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When I’m reading to the children at the daycare, I include our names and ask them if we do what they did in the stories and makes me think they’ll imagine they’re experiencing it

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I value reading and telling stories to the children because they learn to use their imagination of the stories, they get their mind working.

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Sharing stories with children is important because they can use their imagination and we build a bond with the children at the same time. Stories also usually have an important lesson for kids to learn

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When I am reading to my kids, I feel that it helps them to show respect of who is talking and that they should listen when someone else is talking to them.

It also give them an imagination, giving them idea’s for other things in and outside of the box.

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Sharing stories with children helps them have an imagination, it also helps them to learn to pay attention.

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Felt book by Angel A.

This book is about Inuit traditional items you can use such as a women’s knife, mitts, Inuit drum, snow knife to build an igloo, and boots. All these are something big to us Inuit.

Ulu - cut meat, thread/sinew, skins for clothing and everything else that needs cutting.

Pualuk - mitts to keep hands warm

Kamiik - keep feet from getting wet and cold

Pana - snow knife to build an igloo

Qilaut - Inuit drum to sing and dance to songs

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Sharing stories to children, I enjoy reading to children at the daycare, they love telling me stories about them also, the imagines and writings also gives them the opportunity to learn more and more each day