Open MichaelPaulukonis opened 7 years ago
One day, the normally-inanimate object's name was "Hannukah, isn't that pretty?!!"
I think I will be using Tracery, because I've wanted an excuse to work with it.
It's repetitive - no surprise!
This is more of an example of playing with Tracery for the first time (mostly), and playing with the algorithm my daughter seems to use.
In the mornings, my 4-year-old daughter has been sing-telling me song-stories on the way to pre-school.
They all follow essentially the same formula:
The games vary slightly, but this gives you an idea.
It ain't gonna be great, and it's gonna be very templatey, but it is templatey in her head. I think it might be fun to play with some of those kids-grappling-with-narrative and communication and see what that gives me. Attempts to count, for example - this morning she said "Do you know how to count to 100? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 7..." she got up to 25 and then said "One hundred!" Other days she's struggled to count to 20 skipping some numbers and doubling others out of sequence.
Or not. I'm curious what my daughter will think of the end-product.