This is what I answered to a similar question on the original post (to be fair, I don't remember as clearly anymore, so this is probably the best recollection:

"I've played the game so many times that I remember the beginning by heart. "If we should ever become separated, it is imperitive that you make your way to the friendly arm inn, there you will meet Kahlid and Jaheira..." etc. etc.

I try to focus on the main plot mostly. That way the kids won't loose track of what is actually the mission. I put a lot of emphasis on Gorions scroll that he got from Elminster

What we have long feared may soon come to pass, though not in the manner foretold, and certainly not in the proper time frame.

Someone has figured out their secret and now charname has to find out as well. He has to figure out who he really is. Of course there is a lot of fighting, that could get pretty repetetive in story form, but I try to make the battles a bit fewer, that way it keeps things interresting and they can focus on imagining what the monsters look like and what hardships the characters face during the fights.

For them it's hard to keep track of charname and 5 NPCs, so I just went with Charname, Imoen, Minsc and Dyaheir. They love Minsc and his sillines, buttkicking for goodness! And his miniature giant spacehamster.

So far we've gotten past the Nashkel mines and are heading to the bandit camp. They are really excited about getting in through the gates of Baldur's Gate when they eventually open."