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Today, we will discuss one of the best ways to develop productive thinking skills in children, story completion activities. Perhaps what we and children need most is the productive thinking skill. A child who can achieve this will be successful in life and, more importantly, will be happy.
Games and Activities to Develop Thinking Skills
In this post, you will find the activities that develop thinking skills written by Dear Expert Psychologist Turan Oğuz Korkmaz. We thank him. You can reach more of Turan Bey’s articles by following him on social media accounts.
You can also tell these stories by reducing them to your child or students’ age and perception. In addition, asking your child or student to explain the reason for their answer will be very useful in terms of reinforcing their ability to express what is on their mind. Do not forget to note these answers. If you liked our article, you can leave a comment in the comments section and support us.
What is Story Completion?
Whether literary genres such as stories, tales and poems are read to children, told to them or presented to them through a medium, children want to show their reactions to the work. And they do this naturally. While showing their reactions, they show their experiences in different ways. As educators, we or parents can implement various activities to ensure children’s participation in the story they choose.
Story completion activity is one of the activities that develop our children’s thinking skills, help them produce original ideas and increase their problem-solving skills. It is possible to increase our children’s school skills by doing such activities from an early age.
First of all, stories should be chosen that are suitable for the age group they are being taught . These stories should not contain words or expressions that are difficult for children to understand. Stories should be complete and consist of introduction, development and conclusion sections.
Story Completion Event;
- Finding the title of the story,
- Finding the conclusion of the story,
- Completing the story by cutting off the development part,
- It consists of 4 parts, including creating the full story.
It is necessary to tell the children about the activities that will be done in which section. Now let’s take a look at the stories prepared for you. We definitely recommend that you take a look at our previously published article ‘ The Best Book Recommendations from the Expert ‘ as an example for you when choosing books for your children.
We can apply these types of activities, which are very important for language development and support creativity and social intelligence, to our children starting from the age of 3 at home and in preschool-primary school periods. We can also easily access them in terms of easy-to-find and accessible activities as materials. We can also ask them to create a story entirely based on the pictures that represent the story.
We also had the opportunity to publish the completion activities prepared by Aslınaz Kaya, a child development specialist and special education instructor. We thank her very much. You can follow her social media accounts for other preschool and primary school activities.
What Do You Think Might Happen Events
This section includes activities that will improve our children’s language development and creativity. Let’s not forget that we should take care to keep our children active while reading books or telling stories. We read books with our girls as if we were doing drama before going to sleep. You can try it too. Let’s see what kind of stories will emerge, enjoyable readings.
We had previously done a project with primary school 2nd grade students and had very different results. Writing books, writing or telling stories will contribute a lot to our children. Enjoy reading.
