Narration Notebook: Black

Narration is more than just retelling; it’s an essential part of learning, helping students integrate ideas and make them their own. The Narration Notebook supports this practice by offering a simple, open-ended layout for written and visual narration notebook entries.

Each page includes a drawing space for students to sketch scenes, characters, maps, or key details from their reading, and a lined written narration section for writing in their own words what they’ve heard or read. This practice invites students to engage actively with stories and ideas, building memory and comprehension through reflection.

Use the Narration Notebook to:

• Write narrations from literature, history, or science readings

• Sketch characters, settings, or events

• Collect key names, places, and vocabulary

• Create a personal record of learning across the school year

• Encourage thoughtful reflection and independent learning

Whether you’re reading aloud with your child or encouraging independent narration, this notebook becomes a cherished record of their learning journey.

Best Materials for this Paper:

• Pencils

• Colored Pencils

• Crayons

• Tape or Glue Dots

• Washi Tape

• Ball Point or Gel Pens