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This story is in honor of the one-year anniversary of “The Cultural Story-Weaver”—launched on December 4, 2018!
Happy Birthday to “The Cultural Story-Weaver”!
“Do you write articles?” Pierre’s 1st grade teacher asked me after school on day..
“Yes, I do. Why?” I asked her.
“That’s all Pierre talks about,” she said. “He always talks about you writing stories about your dog.”
I smiled. Hearing that made me happy.
My Child is a Storyteller!
That evening, I pulled out Pierre’s school work from his “Mailbox” folder.
This is what I found.
I smiled. Seeing this made me happy.
“My mom has a Blog. She rists stury a Bawt. My famley and my dog it is fon to wach my mom!”
For those of you who may have trouble deciphering the writing and spelling of a six-year-old boy . . .
“My mom has a blog. She writes stories about my family and my dog. It is fun to watch my mom!”
I asked Pierre to tell me about the picture.
“It’s you writing your blog on your computer at the table. I’m sitting next to you petting Bernie,” he explained to me.
I asked him what was on the table next to my computer—all those little balls.
“That’s a fruit bowl,” he said.
“Oh, yes, of course, it’s a fruit bowl,” I responded, with a smile.
“The Little Cultural Story-Weaver”
Pierre is a six-year-old storyteller. He loves to write and tell stories.
His eyes are open to the world around him. He is cultivating his cultural awareness by observing, being curious, and asking lots of questions.
He is “The Little Cultural Story-Weaver“!
Make sure you listen to Pierre tell his story, “My Mom’s Blog.” (listen above)
This story is in honor of the first anniversary of “The Cultural Story-Weaver”—launched on December 4, 2018.
—THE CULTURAL STORY-WEAVER
MY GIFT TO YOU—GET YOUR FREE EBOOK—“THE 5-DAY JOURNEY TO CULTURAL AWARENESS”!
LET’S WEAVE CULTURES!
What do you think of Pierre’s short story? Do you have or know a “child storyteller”? What can you do to encourage him or her to tell stories?
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