What are they?

Who can use them?

Why would a library want to use them?

Who is the audience for them?

Story Kits

  How do you borrow one?

What learning principles do they use?

  Who developed them?

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• List of Story Kits and Activities Summarized
• Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, by Judi Barrett
• The Clown, by Quentin Blake
• The Snowman/ El muneco de nieve, by Raymond Briggs
• Laura Charlotte, by Kathryn Galbraith
• Look, Look, Look, by Tana Hoban
• Shapes, Shapes, Shapes, by Tana Hoban
• Changes, Changes, by Pat Hutchins
• Amanda and the Mysterious Carpet, by Fernando Krahn
• I Spy/ Veo: Un libro deo adivinanzaz ilustradas, by Jean Marzollo
• Picnic, by Emily McCully
• Bein' With You This Way, by W. Nikola-Lisa
• The Day Jimmy's Boa Ate the Wash/ El dia que la boa de Jimmy se como le ropa, by Trinka Hakes Noble.
• Grandfather Tang's Story: A Tale Told in Tangrams, by Ann Tompert
• Tuesday, by David Weisner

Where do you go from here? Click on a question or the title of a book to learn more about the Story Kits.

Click here to see the bibliography.