TEACHING PRESCHOOLERS COMMUNICATION
By preschool age, (3 to 6 years), most children have learned to talk in full sentences. They love to talk about things they have done.
For example: “Remember yesterday when we saw that butterfly, it was so pretty.”
Very young preschoolers may struggle with stories and putting happenings in the correct order. By age six they are usually able to tell a story in the proper sequence.
Preschoolers may tell fantastic stories. They love to recount imaginary stories.