Ignite your students’ imaginations and develop their oral language and writing skills with these fun and creative animal storytelling activities. Perfect for the early years of school.
THIS RESOURCE FEATURES TWO SECTIONS:
1. Let’s TELL a story!
Share the joy of storytime with a beautiful open-ended activity that will excite and inspire the visual learners and storytellers in your classroom.
Children will choose their own characters and setting to create their own narrative. Spark your students’ imaginations, develop their language skills and engage them through hands-on learning! With so many combinations, the storylines are sure to be entertaining!
2. Let’s WRITE a story!
Let their imaginations run wild!
From magical to outrageous storylines, this activity will explore the limitless possibilities of your students’ imaginations. Invite them to select a character, setting and/or special object and write a story using these elements on the beautiful story writing paper provided.
These fun and creative writing prompts will ignite their imagination and nurture their passion for story writing.
MORE INFORMATION:
The resources contained in Section 1 [Let’s TELL a Story!] will assist your students to produce their own oral narrative in the form of a puppet show.
Oral storytelling is a fantastic way to develop narrative knowledge and skills. By communicating their story orally, young learners are not restricted by their writing skills and are able to let their creativity and imagination run wild!
Your students will learn about narrative structure, characters and settings as they interact with the beautiful puppets and backdrops included in this pack.
The resources contained in Section 2 [Let’s WRITE a Story!] will assist your students to produce their own written narrative using a range of visual prompts to inspire creativity and imagination.
Visual prompts are a fantastic way to support your students during writing lessons. Many young writers experience difficulty choosing a topic to write about. This ‘writer’s block’ can result in children becoming disenchanted with storytelling.
In Section 2 your students will be guided through the idea generation process as they interact with character, setting and object cards.
Please note: This PDF has been designed for A4 PAPER PRINTING and features AUSTRALIAN / UK SPELLING. This resource is a PAID DIGITAL DOWNLOAD available in our TPT store.
