Wooden Storytelling Symbols
Create endless stories, discussions and imaginative adventures with this set of 23 wooden storytelling symbols. Ideal for EYFS, KS1, Forest School and home learning, these wooden story prompts support communication and language, oral storytelling, creative writing, story sequencing and collaborative storytelling.
Please Note: Made from untreated UK-grown wood, each piece is unique with its own natural grain, bark and texture. Cracks, splits, insect markings and traces of wood dust are natural features of real timber.
£25.29
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£30.35
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- SKU MFL224
- Diameter 5-6cm (per noggin)
Made in the UKHelping to support UK industry and reduce our carbon footprint.
Made with UK WoodAll our natural wood products are handmade from materials sourced from sustainably-managed woodlands in the UK; supporting local crafts people, woodland viability and biodiversity. These products are made from untreated wood and they will crack and change over time. This is a natural process which does not affect the use of the product and can encourage a child's investigation of the natural world.
Wood contains a natural preservative called tannin which aids its longevity. Tannin is soluble and can leach out of wood when it gets wet. Once the water evaporates, it can leave tannin sediment behind, causing staining. We recommend that you do not store your wood on a porous surface as it may cause discolouration.
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Additional Information
- Set of 23 wooden storytelling symbols
- Handmade in the UK
- Made from untreated UK-grown wood
Encourage children to create, retell and share stories with this versatile set of 23 wooden storytelling symbols. Each tactile wooden disc features a different symbol that can be used to spark imagination, develop language skills and inspire storytelling activities.
The symbols can be used individually, in groups or as part of literacy and communication activities. Children can select symbols at random to generate new stories, sequence events, retell familiar tales or create collaborative narratives together.
Learning Opportunities
- Story creation and imaginative storytelling
- Communication and language development
- Speaking and listening activities
- Creative writing prompts
- Vocabulary development
- Sequencing and story structure
- Confidence building through oral storytelling
Photo credit to Samantha @homeplayexplore
