AUTUMN STORIES
The Ginger Bread Boy
The Kite
Putting the Seed Children to Bed
The Farmer and the Apple Trees
The Golden Cassia Flowers
WINTER STORIES
Little Wombat
The Three Little Kittens
The Winter Rabbit
Sweet Porridge
Star Money (Festival Story)
The Star Child (Star Money)
Wattle Sunsparks on the Banks of Coolbunbim Creek
The Mitten
Brave Rose-Pink
The Longest Night
Wattle and Banksia light up the Winter Garden
A Gift of Light
The Mouse and the Winter Glove
SPRING STORIES
SUMMER STORIES
The Three Billy Goats Gruff
Splashing and Swimming in the Summer Time
STORIES FOR 2-3 YEAR OLDS
The Little Yellow Digger
The Boy Who Built the Boat
The Three Little Kittens
The Three Billy Goats Gruff
The Five Goats
The Mitten
The Mouse and the Winter Glove
STORIES FOR BOYS
The Little Yellow Digger
The Boy Who Built the Boat
What Would You Wear To Work Today?
The Kite
PROTECTION STORIES
Little Wombat
HEALING STORIES
BIRTHDAY STORIES
Little Beetle's Birthday
The Littlest Angel
REPETITIVE STORIES
About Kinkanhoneke and Kinkonhaneke
The King's Breakfast
The Winter Rabbit
The Ginger Bread Boy
The Little Yellow Digger
The Boy Who Built the Boat
My Household
The Three Billy Goats Gruff
Sweet Porridge
The Five Goats
The Mitten
TRADITIONAL STORIES
The Hare in the Moon
SPEECH EXERCISES
Pickel-Packel-Pockel
My Household
OCCUPATIONS
What Would You Wear To Work Today?
STORYTELLING ARTICLES
Simple Short Stories for the 'Moment'
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Lavendilly Garden - Growing Golden Childhoods
I Love Stories ...
Stories are a wonderful way to share the world's experiences and wisdoms with children.
Stories are verbal, so you can tell one any time, anywhere, and in any way that fits your time and place.
Stories present the world to children in a way that appeals to their own imagination, sense of humour and understanding of truth.
Stories are healing, funny, nonsensical, truthful, historical, colourful, joyful and emotional.
A story can be retold over and over again, and the listener can hear something different from it each time.
I love stories.
What is Growing in this Garden?
- Articles on Storytelling (2)
- Autumn Stories (5)
- Birthday Stories (2)
- Occupations (1)
- Playgroup Stories (9)
- Protection Stories (1)
- Repetitive Stories (14)
- Speech Exercises (2)
- Stories by Jennifer McCormack (7)
- Stories by Suzette Saint-Claire (2)
- Stories for Boys (3)
- Summer Stories (2)
- Traditional Stories (4)
- Winter Stories (13)
In This Garden
In this garden I have compiled a collection of stories that have come my way over the years. Where possible I have quoted sources of the stories I have found, however many of these were lost before the story even found it's way to me.
If you have a story that you would like to include here, please submit it to me. I cannot promise that it will be added to the blog, but I will certainly read it and see if it fits among the categories I have chosen.
Submissions may be made to:
lavendillyhouse@yahoo.com
Enjoy the stories,
Jennifer McCormack
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