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Narrative/stories are the most usual text ever since we are born. We try to understand what happens to us through vicar experiences ( what happens to others), in this way it is not necessary to live in the North Pole to observe a Polar Bear,or experience an extraordinary event..To sum up, through other people stories we expand our world and become more human, understand our feelings,and assume different perspectives. Stories provide us with Social Language (Vygostky) to understand ourselves and others =====

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Some books about genres Poetry Fiction  non-fiction book Fantasy and Folktales

But there are a lot of formats to narrate a story, the most usual one is a book. Read this book and follow the graphic organizers to understand its structure

MY SISTER LIVES ON THE MANTELPIECE

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There are also stories which belong to our childhood and help us building a culture Some of the cradle our sleep media type="youtube" key="X_aV61q25U8" height="315" width="420" Others take part of our games: media type="youtube" key="-aWy5QWOD-c" height="251" width="448"

In these stories there are well known characters who will be with us for the rest of our lives:

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 * the Old lady who swallowed a fly:media type="youtube" key="altckbVlceM" height="283" width="364" || media type="youtube" key="6TemExNuY2Q" height="251" width="308" ||
 * Who has forgotten the 3 little pigs?media type="youtube" key="Olo923T2HQ4" height="282" width="364" || Sesame Street also provide this optional version:media type="youtube" key="kG9TDtJ62zQ" height="283" width="364" ||
 * Perhaps this version of Goldilocks following a poem format and with a simple music could be better to remember

Poems: You can Classify Library books. Sesame Street song ||
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 * Guess what is this tale? media type="youtube" key="x_hoV9pCoXA" height="283" width="364" || media type="youtube" key="eYnbEOLKIig" height="283" width="364"
 * all of them help us to build and express our conception of the world "Culture", they are part of our H/history with or without letters || media type="youtube" key="3ouqhCtIh2g" height="251" width="448" ||

But you can find stories in different formats. source of story telling) media type="youtube" key="M9Sh7jjny0c" height="251" width="448" || You might sing love, or admiration Listen to this story "Amie" by Damien Rice media type="youtube" key="gFiwfZK7ro4" height="251" width="308" || media type="youtube" key="dYyn2rZ_QYI" height="283" width="364" || They might also help you to overcome an illnessmedia type="youtube" key="qK_RijnIri4" height="283" width="364" || media type="youtube" key="E7B9PrfNkAM" height="251" width="308" ||  ||
 * When we become older (from teen hood on music is our natural
 * or look back in your life and observe your experience
 * or cope with the depression winter brings by sharing with others our sensation

Some stories, or the way they are told,help changing countries media type="youtube" key="ITZZ6-qCYIE" height="315" width="420"

other are build through changing the point of view:

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others are built with a very short story - Plot

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There are stories built out of a speech, full of wishes and hope:

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Suggested readings LEECH, GEOFFREY //A LINGUISTIC GUIDE TO ENGLISH POETRY//

LURIE, A //Don't tell the Grown-Ups//

LEECH, G. Style in Fiction. A linguistic Introduction to English Fictional Prose