Story bags

Let's tell a Story. A game for children of all ages.

You've heard of busy bags, but do you also know about literacy book bags? These are bags with a picture book and playful toys, games, or other related hands-on activities to do. And you can easily make your own!

Story sack ideas and benefits in early childhood play. Introducing story play through the senses with a range of resoources.

It can be really fun and useful to try and bring a story to life. You could use silly voices, or act out the story with puppets, or put together a story bag book, like I've done with one of our favourite books A Squash and a Squeeze by Julia Donaldson.

There were 3 mistakes that I made and I am sharing them so you can avoid them! #1 I made story baskets for the stories I loved! #2 I put too much in them. #3 I thought I needed a new one every day

The appeal of Treasure Baskets Treasure baskets can be filled with everyday objects which then become a treasure trove to ignite and spark imaginations and learning. This one is a story basket for The 3 little pigs. Including items to re-enact the story and explore.

We're Going on a Bear Hunt sensory bottles and other book inspired play ideas

Gruffalo Story Bag - if you want to build your own story bag for the much loved Gruffalo story then this will give you what you need