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Story Boxes

A Story Box is a collection of real objects and other items that correspond to the items mentioned in a story.  These are gathered ahead of time and kept in a bag or a box, serving a similar function to illustrations in picture books.  The items can be explored before a story is read and then referred to while reading the book.  Read more about Story Boxes.

Where to go next: Introductory Materials

  • Overview of Story Boxes
  • Making a Story Box
  • Suggested List of Story Boxes for Young Children
  • Bringing Literacy to Life through Storyboxes
  • Story Boxes: Literacy Adaptations for Students Who Are Deafblind
  • Story Box Ideas for Holiday Stories
  • Creating Literacy Skills Kits to Target the Expanded Core Curriculum

Sample Story Boxes for Specific Books

  • Easy to Create Story Boxes
  • Beginning Story Box: Little Rabbit's Bedtime
  • Storybox: Adaptation of Goldilocks and the Three Bears
  • Lunch Crunch Story Box
  • Story Box for "The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything"
  • Story Box for "All You Need for a Snowman"

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