Q1: Why would you choose the story as a children play?

The plot is suitable for the children. Eg: interesting, fun Attractive characters eg: Peter Pan can fly freedomly Suitable theme eg: the conflict between the innocence of childhood and the responsibility of adulthood

Q2: Why would children like the story?

Attractive characters Interesting and fascinating plot Magical element Imaginative Familiar to child Genre: fantasy

Q3: What would moral values can you instill through the story?
Brave Loving Caring Adventure

 Dramatizing. Children spontaneously act out the story in both nonverbal and verbal ways Talking Back. Children talk back to the characters, giving them advice or criticizing and complimenting them. Critiquing / Controlling. Children suggest alternative plots, characters, or settings to personalize the story, Inserting. Children insert themselves or their friends into the story, Taking Over. Children take over the text and manipulate it to express their own creativity; these responses are usually humorous and provide an opportunity for children to show off.

Q4: How would you think children would respond to the story?

Q5:How can the story facilitate language acquisition?

The more stories you read aloud, the more words children will be exposed to and the better he or she will be able to talk as they learned all the sounds needed to speak their native language. Showing simple pictures and then saying the name of what is in the picture helps even very young children learn what things are called Children can learn many things from books - about size, colour, shape; about what things look like; and about people and their lives. Conclusion: imitating sounds, recognizing pictures, and learning words.

Q6:What are the problem if we want to adapt the story as childrens play?
To get an original story to function well on all the necessary dimensions - concept, character, story, dialogue, and action Language- simple, easy to remember