Puppet and story corner activity
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Early-years activities and room displays, posted as quests and tagged against the EYFS areas of learning. Free text search first, filters to narrow — the whole library is here with no sign-up, and every record carries the rank that says how much of it a human has checked.
Guild rank: apprentice — Partly checked
A puppet is the cheapest way to get a whole group talking, because the talking belongs to the puppet rather than to the child holding it. Three or four puppets is plenty: one for you, and enough for a group to pass around without a fight. Sit with your back to the window so everyone can see the face. A story book beside the box lets a child re-tell a story they have just watched, which is the step that makes it literacy rather than theatre.
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6d822909Card photograph: "Tibetan Hand Puppets" by barry.pousman is licensed under CC BY 2.0. To view a copy of this license, visit https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/.
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