Apple and Bananas Game
This set of story tiles is a great way or learning story structure and communicating story ideas for kids who’s literacy skills are still developing. Kids who are not yet writing can create their own stories on their own or in groups. Kids who are struggling for narrative ideas can use the randomness of the tiles to kickstart ideas.
This will quickly become on of your student’s favourite rotation activities.
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