Storytelling & Imagination

Autumn Storybook Adventure

7 Little Adventures. One Fall Story.

A fall family storytelling workbook. Your child chooses a hero, builds a world, finds a treasure, meets a problem, names a feeling, makes a kind choice and decides the ending — and by the last page they have written a story of their own.

Ages 3–8 English 7 adventures · 24 printable pages
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Autumn Storybook Adventure

Seven little adventures

Explore. Talk. Create.
1

Meet Your Story Hero

“This is who my story is about.”
2

Discover Your Story World

“This is where it happens.”
3

Find Something Special

“My hero finds a treasure.”
4

Uh-Oh! Something Happened

“Now there’s a problem.”
5

How Does Your Hero Feel?

“I can name the feeling.”
6

Make a Kind Choice

“My hero chooses kindness.”
7

How Does Your Story End?

“I decide the ending.”
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My Fall Story

“Now I can tell the whole thing.”
Every adventure works the same way: choose something, do the Family Mission together, talk about it, then add one line to your story. Seven turns and the story is finished.

What children learn

How a story is built

A hero, a place, a problem and an ending — the shape under every story they will ever read.

Words for feelings

Naming how a character feels, and noticing what made the feeling change.

Kindness as a choice

Practising a kind decision inside a story, where it is safe to try one and see what happens.

Describing and imagining

Looking closely at a leaf, an acorn or a sound — then turning it into language and drawing.

What’s in the family pack

Print at home, or use on screen

One email unlocks every printable in this TadaKit — the videos are open to everyone.

Keep the adventure going

now your child is the storyteller
Story sparks

“What if?” — and off they go

One little situation, read out loud. Your child finishes it any way they like — there is no answer at the back.

Your Story World

Your hero opens a gate they have never opened before. What is on the other side?

  1. 1Pick a spark
  2. 2Tell it their way
  3. 3Add it to the story page
Role play

Act the story out loud

Before anyone writes anything, play it. Give out the parts, walk through the adventure, and let the story find its own ending.

The Hero The Helper The Narrator The Something-Happened

Ten minutes, a garden or a window, and something you found outside.

How to use this pack

    A parent and child looking at autumn leaves together
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