Story workshop

Story stones are a favorite in our home! I've perfected a simple way to make them, so we have a TON of them laying around the house. We use them in many

30 projects develop writing skills, fine motor activities, creative writing ideas for children, literacy centers, sensory writing activities

When it time for kids to do some story writing, often it’s difficult for them to start because either they don’t know exactly how to organize their story or they don’t know what to write about. This FREE Story Writing Pack helps with both problems! *This free printable pack can be found towards the END of ... Read More about Story Writing Ideas for Kids {FREE Pack}

Storytelling with Loose Parts! This is really where magic happens! Today, I want to share a few provocations with Loose Parts for the story: Three Billy Goats Gruff. #LooseParts #ReggioInspired #Storytelling

Walking, working and playing in nature invites children’s imaginations to create stories that reflect their lived experiences, their wonders and their understandings of the world around them!

Teachers, we have arrived at writing series part 3- story map. This is where your writers’ stories start to take shape. This is not an easy task for new writers. We help by offering this story elements map for FREE! You’ll be so surprised what those little minds can think of if you give them time! Happy Writing! #writing #kindergarten #firstgrade #freeprintable

The Best Picture Books About Writing a Story (For Writing Workshop) Teachers and parents, use these picture books as mentor texts to model the process of writing a story. https://imaginationsoup.net/best-picture-books-writing-story/ #WritingABook #PictureBooks

How to promote early learning, story retelling, letter recognition, name recognition and more through loose parts play. By combining literacy and loose parts play preschoolers and kindergartens can engage in meaningful hands-on play as they develop early reading skills.

Discover how to use these graphic organizers, called Story Maker Mats, to support teaching preschool, kindergarten, and first grade children how to retell a story or fairy tale. Each mat illustrates a different story structure like beginning, middle, and end or problem & solution and comes with a printable worksheet & anchor chart. Use these ideas & activities during reading workshop or literacy centers as an alternative to a story hand, story rope, story glove or story stick.