Enjoy creating your story books, base them on your child and your own experiences. They can be a few pages or pages can be added if you use a binder to put them in. I think this is a wonderful way to engage your child. Collect real objects or models where the real thing isn’t possible. Stick them in the book, and talk about them as you turn the pages. Add braille, large print, sound labels if this works for your child. Tell the story, enjoy the story, act out the story, over and over again!
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Marvin’s Market Adventure Story Ideas
Create your own model of a Robot! Make your own story of the adventures of the robot.
The lovely story of Kipper’s Toy box brought to life, add your favourite toys to a box and re-enact the story.
Make your very own Post Office, role play walking to the Post office and posting a parcel. Make a card to send to a loved one, take it to the Post Office, make an experience book about going to the Post Office.
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So many more ideas like this on Paths to Literacy from Positive Eye
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If you are still looking for inspiration check the 21 fantastic story bucket ideas shared in this resource lots to love and all linked to key elements of learning, there is even a Birthday Story Bucket!
