Story apron

Goldilock apron for story telling by AFC team

Spring Story Apron made by Suzanne Down‎. Pinned with her permission from Waldorf Story and Puppetry Shop. Wet felted top with pocket for puppet magic, 45" silk skirt which becomes your stage when sitting for your lap story. $95 plus post (light) and comes with a spring story to get you started!

ESOL Teacher on Instagram: “DIY Aprons 2 & 3 Swipe to see both . . . Apron 2 has pockets. I use the pockets to store objects during my storytelling. . . Apron 3 is…”

We have a wonderful, colorful storytelling apron covered with pockets. Here is a picture of Karla modeling the apron. Isn't she cute? Darn! I wish I could take a picture that wasn't blurry! The apron has a label that says "Patchwork Puppet Place, Des Moines, Iowa." I recently found out that the apron was made by Carol Taylor of Des Moines, Iowa, and here is her website for Patchwork Puppets. I've used the apron for a variety of storytimes, sometimes asking the kids to pick a pocket…

Years ago I came across a photo of a beautiful story apron, and I found the idea so very enchanting. The idea that you could create a magical storytelling setting by wearing a special apron. An apron that has a flowing silk skirt and little pockets wherein the characters for your story reside. So now that I have a new crafting obsession ~ needle felting ~ I thought I would try my hand at creating such a story apron for Ruby’s Waldorf kindergarten teacher. A spring story apron with lovely…

Lesson plans for Three Billy Goats: Students compare different versions of the Three Billy Goats Gruff! Retelling and opinion writing included.

Spring Story Apron made by Suzanne Down‎. Pinned with her permission from Waldorf Story and Puppetry Shop. Wet felted top with pocket for puppet magic, 45" silk skirt which becomes your stage when sitting for your lap story. $95 plus post (light) and comes with a spring story to get you started!

Beginnings Some things are permanent and delightful in our world. Two of these things are children’s love of story and hide and seek. Put them together and you create magic. The pocket story apron is indeed a source of endless creative joyful magic! In olden times country fairs had a pocket lady meandering the fair grounds with an apron or coat covered with tiny pockets. Each held a tiny ‘treasure’, and for a small coin, song, riddle, or tale, you could choose a pocket and gain the treasure…

ESOL Teacher on Instagram: “DIY Apron 1. . . This is one of my many aprons I wear during my storytelling lessons. Usually, I wear aprons with pockets that I use to…”

Miss Carolyn's beautiful story apron for lap puppet shows. http://www.fairytalesandpuppets.com/