Can they make up a new and interesting sentence that moves the story forward? Ask your child to change the flaps however they like and then read them the result. Since they all refer to the weather and therefore don’t actually follow the traditional storyline you could ask them what each character might do in other extreme weather conditions. Read through the 4 separate stories with your children. This storyboard was created to give a mix of familiarity and freshness to encourage kids to find as many different story combinations as they can. We all know that it’s MUCH easier for children to learn and remember when they’re engaged and having fun. The next day was foggy so she cut her hair. … children can change the flaps so they might end up with:Ĭinderella went to the beach to visit her grandma. The next day was rainy so her shoe fell off. Each option is a separate flap so it’s easy for kids to mix up the content of the story.Ĭinderella went to a castle to dance with a prince. This printable uses a (very) short story from The Little Mermaid, Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella and Rapunzel. I previously made one focused on the nursery rhyme Jack and Jill, so I thought I’d go to town on Fairy Tales instead! You can download this free printable in the ‘how to’ section below. I had a request this week to ask if I’d make more storyboards. This printable is storytelling using Fairy Tales, but with a twist. Fairy Tales are great for teaching: A) because they’re already familiar to lots of kids, and B) because they get our imaginations going.
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