Piggy pedagogy

Piggy pedagogy

Thursday, March 10, 2016

Media update 285

Reading: Richard Adams, Unten am Fluss, 87-100 (temporary end); Erin Hunter, Warrior Cats. In die Wildnis, loc. 350-614/3553 (kindle edition). Listening: Käthe Recheis, König Artur und die Ritter der Tafelrunde, 4.18-5.37. Viewing: Die Zehn Gebote: Mose und das Geheimnis der steinernen Tafeln (1:26); Mythen und Legenden, "Die Ritter der Tafelrunde" (23 min.), "Thors mächtiger Hammer" (23 min.).


Sad bunny

The Adams story will now be on ice, probably for a couple of years. It's simply too advanced for a 6-year-old, at least mine. The last few times, I noticed J was hardly paying attention while I read. I asked him if he wanted to stop and he affirmed. When I asked him what longer story we should read now, he suggested Warrior Cats, which we had begun but he had not wanted to continue about six months ago. It's a very straightforward, concrete story, and J was much more engaged than with Unten am Fluss. In fact, there's more than a little Adams influence in it. During some Minecraft play this morning, J wanted to construct a model of Thor's battle with Jörmungandr in the ocean.



See the resemblance? ;) 




I also introduced the lore of the Holy Grail, since the King Arthur audiobook is coming to an end with the Grail story. Here J is drawing Grails: 



2016
Total audio: 11.22
Total video: 3:11
Total gamplay: 1.30
Age 6.05.10

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