📖 Picture Walk Storyteller
Contador de cuentos con dibujos
📖 Literacy & Language
RL.K.1SL.K.5RF.K.1
Objective: Practice book handling and 'reading' the pictures to tell a story in Spanish without reading the words.
🧺 Materials
- any picture book from home
📋 Instructions (parent)
- Choose any picture book and hold it together, showing the front cover.
- Point to the cover and ask your child what they think the story is about.
- Turn the pages one at a time, left to right, letting your child 'read' each picture in Spanish.
- Ask what is happening on each page and who the characters are.
- At the end, ask your child to guess what might happen next if the book kept going.
➕ Extension ideas
- Let your child hold the book and 'read' the pictures to you as the teacher.
- Cover the words with sticky notes and make up brand-new words for the pictures.
🗣️ Parent script — say it in Spanish
Español
Vamos a leer los dibujos de este libro. No importan las letras hoy; vamos a mirar las imágenes. Mira la portada. ¿De qué crees que trata este cuento? Pasa la página con cuidado y dime qué ves.
💬 Conversation prompts
- ¿Qué ves en la portada?
- ¿Qué está pasando en este dibujo?
- ¿Quién es este personaje?
- ¿Qué crees que va a pasar después?
- ¿Cuál dibujo te gustó más?
🔑 Vocabulary
- libro — book
- portada — cover
- página — page
- dibujo — picture / drawing
- mira — look
- pasa la página — turn the page
- personaje — character
Other ways to do it
⚡ 5-minute version
Just look at the cover and first two pages and describe the pictures in Spanish.
🚗 Car version
Talk about a favorite book from memory and describe the pictures you remember.
😴 No-energy version
Snuggle with one book and slowly point to and name things in the pictures.
🎯 California standards covered
| RL.K.1 | Asking & Answering Questions “I can ask and answer questions about a story we read together.” |
| SL.K.5 | Adding Drawings to Ideas “I can draw a picture to help show what I am talking about.” |
| RF.K.1 | Print Concepts “I can follow words from left to right and top to bottom on a page.” |