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"Story Builders" is a creative storytelling activity designed for children and educators to craft unique narratives together. It features 27 original illustrations divided into three categories:


  • 9 Characters.
  • 9 Objects.
  • 9 Places.


How it works:


  1. Select cards: Children randomly pick one illustration from each category (e.g., Character: Star-umbrella girl, Object: Glowing key, Place: Library).
  2. Brainstorm together: The educator guides the group with open-ended questions:
  • “Why does the girl need that key?”
  • “What secrets does the library hold?”
  • “How might the objects and places connect?”


  1. Build the story: Collaboratively weave the three elements into a narrative.

  2. Options include:
  3. Writing: Draft a story paragraph by paragraph.
  4. Drawing: Create a storyboard or mural linking the elements.
  5. Role-Playing: Act out scenes with improvised dialogue.



Educational goals:

  • Creativity & critical thinking: Kids learn to connect abstract ideas into coherent plots.
  • Language development: Expands vocabulary through descriptive storytelling.
  • Collaboration: Encourages listening, negotiation, and shared decision-making.
  • Confidence: Every child’s input shapes the final tale.

Why It’s special:

  • Flexible: Adaptable for ages 4–12, classrooms, therapy sessions, or family fun.
  • Mindfulness integration: Start with a breathing exercise to focus the group.
  • Reggio & Montessori-friendly: Child-led, open-ended, and process-focused.


Perfect for:

  • Teachers seeking engaging literacy tools.
  • Parents fostering imagination at home.
  • Therapists using narrative techniques for emotional expression.



Story Builders: Collaborative imagination

$4.000,00

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Cartas para armar historias. De uso bilingüe.


"Story Builders" is a creative storytelling activity designed for children and educators to craft unique narratives together. It features 27 original illustrations divided into three categories:


  • 9 Characters.
  • 9 Objects.
  • 9 Places.


How it works:


  1. Select cards: Children randomly pick one illustration from each category (e.g., Character: Star-umbrella girl, Object: Glowing key, Place: Library).
  2. Brainstorm together: The educator guides the group with open-ended questions:
  • “Why does the girl need that key?”
  • “What secrets does the library hold?”
  • “How might the objects and places connect?”


  1. Build the story: Collaboratively weave the three elements into a narrative.

  2. Options include:
  3. Writing: Draft a story paragraph by paragraph.
  4. Drawing: Create a storyboard or mural linking the elements.
  5. Role-Playing: Act out scenes with improvised dialogue.



Educational goals:

  • Creativity & critical thinking: Kids learn to connect abstract ideas into coherent plots.
  • Language development: Expands vocabulary through descriptive storytelling.
  • Collaboration: Encourages listening, negotiation, and shared decision-making.
  • Confidence: Every child’s input shapes the final tale.

Why It’s special:

  • Flexible: Adaptable for ages 4–12, classrooms, therapy sessions, or family fun.
  • Mindfulness integration: Start with a breathing exercise to focus the group.
  • Reggio & Montessori-friendly: Child-led, open-ended, and process-focused.


Perfect for:

  • Teachers seeking engaging literacy tools.
  • Parents fostering imagination at home.
  • Therapists using narrative techniques for emotional expression.



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