During the period of remote learning, please enjoy the library of videos recorded by our storytellers.  The link can be shared with students to listen to stories at a time convenient for them!

• The Foolish Frog as told by Spellbinder Shirley Stafford

• Miera, Miera Meow! as told by Spellbinder Shirley Stafford

• Cherry Tree Hill as told by Spellbinder Ray Mohr – Genre – folk story.  Specific source – from a book called “Tales for Telling”, selected by Mary Medlicott, Kingfisher Books, New York, 1991.  Message – Persistence does not always pay off.  Suggested audience – 3rd – 5th grade.

• The Wind Ghost as told by Spellbinders Steve Levine

• The Snuff Box as told by Spellbinders storyteller Steve Levine

• Everything is Connected by Spellbinders Storyteller Ray Mohr – Genre – a folk story from Africa.  Message – All life is connected and we all affect each other.  Audience – 1st – 4th grade

Teachers are you looking for a great way to support your students literacy through storytelling during remote learning?  Look no further!

Storyteller volunteers are also available to join classes remotely for a live storytelling session.  This allows for live interaction with your storyteller and adds to the benefits of supporting your students literacy journey.  Here is a peer-reviewed study on the benefits of storytelling for your students – Why Storytelling Matters

To request a storyteller, please complete a Teacher Request for Spellbinder Storyteller.