The Storytelling Kits
Themed kits for learning key English concepts, along with a full video curriculum for parents each month featuring experienced English language teachers.
Have a peek at the unique storybooks and toys inside your box!
English level: Beginner. For children who do not have much exposure to English in everyday life.
Subscribe nowEnglish level: Beginner. For children who can understand short English phrases, but are still in the beginning phases of English learning.
Subscribe nowEnglish level: Beginner. For children who can understand and say short English phrases, like 'big dog', 'I am hungry', and more.
Subscribe nowEnglish level: Beginner. For children who can repeat short phrases that they hear in English, such as 'the truck fell in the muck'.
Subscribe nowEnglish level: Intermediate. For children who can understand full English sentences, like 'doctors help people who feel unwell.'
Subscribe nowEnglish level: Intermediate. For children who can remember and repeat what happens in a storybook, such as repeating rhyming phrases.
Subscribe nowEnglish level: Intermediate. For children who have regular storytime in English, and can ask questions like 'what's that?' and 'why?'
Subscribe nowEnglish level: Intermediate. For children who can hold a simple conversation in English, and interact with other English speakers.
Subscribe nowEnglish level: Advanced. For children who can follow a storyline in English, and can expand on what is happening in the story.
Subscribe nowEnglish level: Advanced. For children who are ready to expand their English vocabulary to include things like famous artifacts around the world.
Subscribe nowEnglish level: Advanced. For children who are comfortable engaging in activities that are conducted in English, and interacting with others.
Subscribe nowEnglish level: Advanced. For children who can follow a storyline in English that likely has many new words they have not learned before.
Subscribe nowUse a flashlight with this pop-up book to cast shadows on the wall of different animals in the jungle.
Engage in pretend play using these felt animal pieces, and learn concepts like 'in', 'out', 'over', and 'under'.
Roll the dice and practice moving like different animals. Can you walk on all four legs like a tiger?
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Use our materials to conduct age-appropriate activities to learn new vocabulary and skills.
This interactive book teaches the concepts of 'up' and 'down', while introducing different fruits and veggies.
Use this felt set to plant different fruits and veggies. Then, practice counting and sorting to put them back.
Build a basket, decorate it, and use it to collect some fruits and veggies.
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Use our materials to conduct age-appropriate activities to learn new vocabulary and skills.
This imaginative book teaches your child about what senses each body part is responsible for in a fun way.
Match the different puzzle pieces to each sense. For example, how do we sense music?
Use this felt puzzle to learn the names for each body part, while practicing simple problem solving.
Use these thick flashcards to reinforce body part names and play matching activities.
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Use our materials to conduct age-appropriate activities to learn new vocabulary and skills.
This storybook teaches your child about the importance of helping others, while introducing different forms of transportation.
This six-sided wooden puzzle is a cognitive challenge for your child to manipulate and solve.
Using the colored wooden blocks, your child has to fit the correct shape into the spaces to complete the image.
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Use our materials to conduct age-appropriate activities to learn new vocabulary and skills.
This rhyming book introduces your child to different community helpers and what they do to help others.
Use this felt board to build your own community helper. Choose their uniforms and what tools they will use.
Build your own town with this card playset and engage in pretend play together.
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Use our materials to conduct age-appropriate activities to learn new vocabulary and skills.
Build up your child's confidence with this storybook about all the things that big kids can do.
Help Duo Duo get dressed and undressed to practice self-care and fine motor skills.
A wooden sequence puzzle to help your child understand common routines like brushing their teeth.
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Help Sammy the Spider catch some food in her web while learning about the four seasons.
Update the daily weather on this felt activity board. Learn about concepts like hot and cold, rainy and sunny, and so on.
This challenging puzzle will reinforce concepts learned in the storybook that are related to the four seasons.
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Use our materials to conduct age-appropriate activities to learn new vocabulary and skills.
This unique storybook uses stunning illustrations to show the importance of being kind to our environment.
This felt board acts as a reward system to encourage your child to be mindful about recycling.
Practice sorting according to material and color in this recycling game. It is also a great way to practice fine motor skills.
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Use our materials to conduct age-appropriate activities to learn new vocabulary and skills.
Learn to identify different emotions through this interactive storybook. Make sure to turn the gear to the right emotion.
Practice fine motor skills on this felt busy board, while also working on color matching and counting.
Practice matching the emotions on the domino pieces, while trying to win a game of dominoes.
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Use our materials to conduct age-appropriate activities to learn new vocabulary and skills.
This interactive flap book follows Duo Duo around the world. Visit each continent and see some of their landmarks.
Use this pretend passport and visa stickers set to do some dramatic play.
This portable soft puzzle is perfect for learning about continents on the go.
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Use our materials to conduct age-appropriate activities to learn new vocabulary and skills.
Homes come in all shapes and sizes. Explore different kinds of homes and their inhabitants.
This challenging felt puzzle is great for reinforcing matching and problem solving skills.
Create different habitats using this playset, and engage in pretend play with the different animals.
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Use our materials to conduct age-appropriate activities to learn new vocabulary and skills.
Learn about the water cycle through a fun story about two water droplets.
Reinforce concepts related to the water cycle using this unique felt puzzle.
Create colorful shapes and solve simple problems using this tangram puzzle.
These adorable cotton plush toys are perfect to use alongside the storybook.
Use a washable marker to complete the activities on this worksheet poster. Erase, and do it again!
Use our materials to conduct age-appropriate activities to learn new vocabulary and skills.
Learn to identify common animals by their English names.
Practice creating a wide variety of sounds to work on pronunciation of English words.
Learn to use words to describe where something is, such as 'over', 'under', 'inside', 'outside', and so on.
Foster the love for reading and writing through our monthly books and worksheets.
Work on learning new vocabulary in a wide variety of topics during this crucial period of development.
Understand and process requests to improve receptive language and build confidence.
Know when to use words like 'please' and 'thank you' to demonstrate proper manners.
Foster the love for reading and writing through our monthly books and worksheets.
Use verbs to describe different actions like 'eating', 'running', and 'thinking'.
Practice skills like concentration, sequencing, and carrying out an action through following simple directions.
Develop the understanding that symbols can represent different things, and apply this in daily play.
Foster the love for reading and writing through our monthly books and worksheets.
Practice using pronouns to describe things, such as 'he', 'she', 'it', 'they', and so on.
Learn to group things based on certain characteristics, such as how they look, how they work, and so on.
Practice remembering and using the appropriate vocabulary to describe different experiences.
Foster the love for reading and writing through our monthly books and worksheets.
Learn to speak in longer sentences using conjunctions, such as 'and', 'or', 'but', and more.
Many children still speak in short phrases like 'me eat'. Encourage your child to use full sentences like 'I want to eat dinner.'
Develop empathy and imagination through role-playing, as your child learns to put themselves in someone else’s shoes.
Foster the love for reading and writing through our monthly books and worksheets.
Encourage your child to think about the consequences of an action, and use words to explain it.
Develop an understanding of what 'good' and 'bad' habits are through pretend play.
Practice the ability to answer questions in a conversation, or switch topics when needed.
Foster the love for reading and writing through our monthly books and worksheets.
Drawing is an important prerequisite for writing. Practice drawing to communicate meanings.
Encourage your child to ask questions and make comments during storytime to keep them engaged.
Promote comprehension through activities and explanations. This serves as a stepping stone for future learning.
Foster the love for reading and writing through our monthly books and worksheets.
Practice using words like 'because', 'since', and 'until' in sentences to indicate a time, place, or cause-and-effect.
Develop greater attention, concentration, and comprehension skills by learning to follow directions.
Learn to tell stories with a clear beginning, middle, and end to promote communication skills.
Foster the love for reading and writing through our monthly books and worksheets.
Practice using words to express feelings to help with communication and understanding.
Learn to use different self-regulating strategies to cope with big emotions instead of throwing tantrums.
Learn to differentiate between literal and abstract things, such as the difference between 'ball' and 'happiness'.
Foster the love for reading and writing through our monthly books and worksheets.
Use words like 'my', 'mine', 'yours', and more to practice thinking from other people's perspectives.
Practice using correct grammar, such as adding 'ed' to verbs to indicate that something happened in the past.
Learn to focus and stay on one topic without getting distracted to practice self-regulation skills.
Foster the love for reading and writing through our monthly books and worksheets.
Practice switching topics and being flexible during a conversation. This means that your child is paying attention.
Let your child be the teacher so that they can practice explaining something in their own words.
Learn to use proper grammar to indicate whether something is about to happen or has already happened.
Foster the love for reading and writing through our monthly books and worksheets.
Learn when to use singular and plural nouns, such as 'that is a dog' versus 'those are dogs'.
Practice thinking ahead and using words to express anticipation, such as 'I am excited for school tomorrow!'
Develop oral presentation skills through show-and-tell activities.
Foster the love for reading and writing through our monthly books and worksheets.
Research suggests that children are better able to stay engaged, visualize concepts, and process complex information through stories.
The Storytelling Kits encourage holistic learning through hands-on-play, interactive activities, educational toys and exploration. We’re here to provide the materials and developmental milestones to guide you through this process.