The Gaga Monster: A Not-So-Scary Monster Story Draw Along for Screen-Free Kids
A boy with a brand-new drum meets a googly-eyed monster in this silly, not-so-scary folktale from the Yoruba people and Appalachia. Listen to the live draw-along podcast for kids and try an easy screen-free drumming art activity.
The Pumpkin Girl: An Iranian Folktale Draw Along for Kids This Pumpkin Season (Plus a Free Coloring Page!)
A girl who looks like a pumpkin rolls bravely through her village in this folktale from Iran about kindness and being yourself. Listen to the draw along podcast episode for kids, grab the free coloring page, and try an easy screen-free pumpkin art activity.
Screen-Free Storytime: Draw Along to “Momotaro,” a Folktale from Japan About Teamwork (Free Coloring Page Inside!)
A draw along folktale from Japan about teamwork and friendship for kids 4–9. Screen-free fun, drawing prompts, music, and a free coloring page inside!
Aran Aung & The Elephants: A Screen-Free Draw Along Story For Kids.
A Myanmar folktale, a sneezing giant, and 500 flying elephants. 3 drawing breaks of screen-free creative play and art that your 4–9 year old will replay.
The King's Secret: A Screen Free Draw-Along for Kids
An Irish folktale, a silly secret, and 3 drawing breaks. Screen-free creativity your 4-9 year old will actually replay tomorrow.
Using “What If” Questions To Increase literacy
Using “What If” questions with your students naturally nurtures their ability to see possibility and elaborate on their ideas. This leads to increased literacy skills. And it’s just plain fun!