Storytelling Cubes
$44.95
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Storytelling Cubes
$44.95
Bring storytelling, creativity and cultural learning into the classroom with this set of three Aboriginal Storytelling Cubes.
Each cube features symbols connected to traditional themes of Hunting and Gathering, People and Animals, and Landscape. Children roll the cubes and use the symbols to create their own stories through speaking, writing, drawing or dramatic play.
Why you'll love them:
• Set of 3 Aboriginal Storytelling Cubes
• Explores Hunting and Gathering, People and Animals, and Landscape
• Encourages imaginative and collaborative storytelling
• Supports oral language, sequencing and creative writing
• Great for classrooms, yarning circles and literacy activities
• Can also be used for role play, drawing and creative art
• A hands-on resource for Aboriginal cultural learning
A versatile learning resource that encourages children to create, communicate and share stories while exploring Aboriginal symbols and storytelling.
Product details
Set: 3 storytelling cubes
Themes: Hunting and Gathering, People and Animals, Landscape
Activities: Speaking, writing, drawing, dramatic play and storytelling
Suitable for: Classrooms, yarning circles, literacy activities and creative learning
Frequently asked questions
What are Storytelling Cubes?
Storytelling Cubes are an open-ended learning resource designed to inspire children to create, sequence and share stories through play.
How can educators use Storytelling Cubes in the classroom?
Educators can use Storytelling Cubes for oral storytelling, creative writing prompts, small-group discussion, imaginative play and collaborative story-building.
What skills do Storytelling Cubes support?
Storytelling Cubes can support oral language, vocabulary, sequencing, imagination, communication, listening and creative thinking.
Are Storytelling Cubes suitable for early childhood settings?
Yes. Storytelling Cubes can be used in supervised early learning and primary settings, with educators adapting the storytelling prompts and questions to children's ages and abilities.
Can Storytelling Cubes be used for group activities?
Yes. Children can work individually, in pairs or in groups to select cubes, build a story together and explain their ideas, making them useful for collaborative learning and discussion.