The Story Treasure Bag

 

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The Story Treasure Bag

 

Materials:

The Story Treasure Bag

 

 

Ask your child to put their hand in the bag and chose a toy without looking.   Ask them to describe the object by what they feel.  For example, it is hard, rough, scratchy, smooth, lumpy etc. 

 

Then ask them to create an environment for their toy. 

 

The Story Treasure BagThey can create it in any way that they want.  Sometimes your child might need suggestions or ideas to help them. 

 

The following questions may prompt their creativity. 

 

 

Once they have created their environment, ask them to tell you a story about the toy and where they live.   You could write or record their story.  (A lovely keepsake for their memory boxes.)

 

 

The benefits of this activity:

 

 

 

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“Here's to the kids who are different, the kids with a mischievous streak; for when they have grown as history has shown it's their difference that makes them unique”

 

Author: Digby Wolfe

 

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