Social Skills: Storytelling Adventures (8-11)

In this interactive storytelling activity, I will set the scene by describing a specific scenario or situation. After the initial setup, each child will take turns adding to the story, developing plotlines, characters, and dialogue. This exercise will foster teamwork, imaginative thinking, and confidence in public speaking.

Each week is a different scene, and it does not build on the previous week. 
 
For example:

In a small village surrounded by a mysterious forest, a young girl named Lila discovers a hidden door at the base of an ancient oak tree. The door is covered in strange symbols, and a soft light glows from within. What could be inside?

After setting the scene each week, students will take turns adding to the story. We will then have a discussion about the story, which gives students the opportunity to work on their communication and vocabulary skills. 

4/8 Week 1: The Magical Garden

4/15 Week 2: The Talking Treehouse 

4/22 Week 3: The Ice Cream Shop

4/29 Week 4: The Forest of Giant Giggles

5/6 Week 5: The Candy Mountain Adventure

And so much more.

I'll encourage students to visualize the scene and think about the possible directions the story could take.

If the class enrollment minimum is not met, session will be canceled and a refund will be given to those who enrolled.