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Practice Listening: Fill in the Blanks (Type In) ID: #30245 Short Journey Cake
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A  really  good  illustrative  example  of  the  point  I  want  to  make  is  the  book  Journey  Cake,  Ho!  by  Ruth  Sawyer,  based  on  a  traditional  folk  tale.  Teachers  often  read  this  aloud  to  their  classes,  showing  the    to  the  children  as  they  do  so.  They  are,  of  course,  using  the    of  Ruth  Sawyer,  and  presenting  the  story  just  as  the  artist  has  visualised  it.  But  other  teachers  do  it  .  Instead  of  reading,  they  tell  the  story  from  memory.  This  gives  the  children  a  much  richer  experience  -  they  can  freely  use  their  own  ,  visualising  the  story,  the  characters  and  the  scenes  in  their  mind's  eye  in  any  way  they  like.  And,  this  is  much  closer  to  the  way  in  which  folk  tales  were  passed  from  generation  to  generation  -  orally,  without  any  words  or  pictures  to    the  imagination.

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