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Personal Story Sharing

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Personal Story Sharing

Everyone has a story to tell! Think of something you did, saw, or felt. Draw, talk, or write your answers. Take turns speaking and listening.

Plan Your Story

Choose a small real moment from your life. It could be a time you tried something new, played a game, or helped someone.

1.Draw one thing that happened in your story. What did you do?
Draw the moment you want to share.
2.How did you feel in your story? Choose a feeling: happy, excited, surprised, worried, or proud.
3.Tell or write one detail. What could you see, hear, or do?

Listen Like a Mission Crewmate

When someone shares, give them time to talk. Then ask a kind question.

4.Hannah is telling Caleb about seeing the Moon through a telescope. What should Caleb do while Hannah talks?
  • Listen and look toward Hannah
  • Talk over Hannah
  • Walk away
5.Malik listened to a story about a noisy rocket launch. Which is a kind question to ask?
  • What did the rocket sound like?
  • Why are you still talking?
  • Can I tell my story instead?
6.When it is your turn to share, should you speak clearly and give your listener time to hear you?

Put Your Story Together

A personal story tells about something that happened to you.

7.Finish this sentence: “One time, I .” Draw, say, or write what happened.
8.Point to or tell the part of your story that shows how you felt.
9.Take turns with a partner. Share your story picture, then listen to your partner. What is one thing you heard in their story?
10.Choose a story starter to say aloud: “I felt ___ when ___” or “The best part was ___.”

3 printable pages

  • Personal Story Sharing, page 1 of 3: Plan Your Story

    Page 1

  • Personal Story Sharing, page 2 of 3: Listen Like a Mission Crewmate, Put Your Story Together

    Page 2

  • Personal Story Sharing, page 3 of 3: 8. Point to or tell the part of your story that shows how you felt.

    Page 3

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