Story baskets for toddlers

A Goodnight Moon storytelling basket is a fun way to interact with the story. It's perfect for babies. Older kids will love it, too.

I have been inspired to start creating story baskets with the children rather than for the children. This came about as children wanted more ownership and began to add items to the story baskets I had created. I was also inspired by another teacher, Katie Blomfield who I saw using the same items I had been using in my own story basket ‘where is the green sheep?’ but with the children to create a story basket.My version focused on fine motor skills and wrapping wool around the wooden sheep…

My three-year-old loves listening to a story but at times he struggles to sit still. I often put together little story baskets for him so that he can play while I'm reading and still be engaged in the story, or when he reads to himself he can extend his learning or continue with the story afterwards. The materials in our story baskets aren't specifically for the child to recreate or retell the story but rather in their own way, further explore the topics and themes. Above we put a child's…

Little truck fans will delight in this Little Blue Truck story telling basket filled with all of the objects required to recreate the popular story.

Story basket activity with storytelling props and puppets for pre-k early education toddlers. Teach pre-reading skills and early literacy by retelling favorite stories like I Want My Hat Back by Jon Klassen

no new story basket from us this evening but here's a classic one we love :) iv shared a few story baskets we have done on my stories :)

Make a toddler storytelling basket for the popular story Dear Zoo, by Rod Campbell, for meaningful story telling and interaction through play.

The very hungry caterpillar storytelling basket for hours of playful storytelling fun! This is a wonderful resource to go with a classic kids' picture book.