Session 3 Sneak Peek: All The TTK Resources

Now you're comfortable modelling with the Big Bags, hopefully, group story sessions are now a regular event in your setting. The children should have a good grasp on what the symbols mean and you can start expanding into use of the parts of our kit: the aprong, the small kit, the strip and the hanger. In this session, you'll learn about how to expand on what you've been doing and how to embed this into your provision.

Review this session

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Hello, welcome back.

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And last session we learned how

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to tell Tells talk IT stories.

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And I hope you've been telling lots of stories

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with your children and you are already starting to see

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how Tales toolkit ups, levels of engagement.

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And I gave you three principles to think about.

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Create a safe space, let the child lead

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and have lots of fun.

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Today I'm going to introduce you to Further Tales, toolkit,

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resources, and talk about how you encourage your children

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to become independent storytellers.

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What I want you to understand at the end

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of today's training is

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that Tales Toolkit isn't just another storytelling resource.

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It helps children become creative problem solvers and Tales.

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Toolkit is a tool

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that the children become really familiar with.

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They remember the symbols

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and use them in lots of different situations

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to create stories and solve everyday problems.

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Before we begin, I want

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to talk about your role as facilitator.

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The reason that we don't give all

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of the resources at the start is that it's key

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that children have your support

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and modeling to begin, they watch you lead a story,

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learning the basics such as the symbols for character,

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setting, problem, solution, and the words that go with them,

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but also observing.

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You use different voices, songs,

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and actions to bring the story to life.

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Your role is to show enthusiasm

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and bring in the three elements, safe space, child-led,

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and fun when using all

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of the different tells toolkit resources.

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In part one, I'm going to talk about

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how you develop your children

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to be independent storytellers.

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And in part two we're gonna look at

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how tells Toolkit develops learning right

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across the curriculum.

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So let's start with developing independent storytellers.

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There are two strands here tells toolkit resources

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to build independence

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and resources in your setting

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to encourage creative storytelling.

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So let's start with tells toolkit resources.

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What's the first thing to set the children up

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as creative storytellers?

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After a group story, leave the big bags out

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for the children to play with.

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You've already modeled using the resources

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so children are set up to retell the story

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and create their own tales.

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The children will be able to explore ideas

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that they didn't get to try out in the group.

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Oh, where did the pig go? I buy away,

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But it's not just about the big bags.

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There are a lot more resources that I'm going

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to introduce you to.

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Purpose of this activity is to show your children

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that they can go around the setting, picking up things

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to put in the pockets to create stories. One

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20 time it was doggy.

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Tell us about doggy.

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Be back. Boom, be back, boom.

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I've given you lots to think about today,

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but take it slowly.

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It's really important. This doesn't add to your workload

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share resources and make sure stories are kept fun.

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What's really important to remember from today is

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that Tells Toolkit isn't just a story resource,

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it's about getting children to be creative problem solvers,

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not just in story but to solve their own problems.

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You've got your new resources

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and you are ready now to get your children

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independently telling stories.

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Have lots of fun and we look forward

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to hearing your stories.
 

Nursery Group Story

Kate leads a group story with this nursery setting. As well as modelling for the children, Kate is also incorporating a variety of creative approaches. Using songs, actions and phonic sounds.

Under 3s Group Story

This group story with the littlest of people shows how they quickly grasp the story structure. This practitioner takes her time embedding the use of the symbols while keeping the children really engaged with voices, songs and actions.

Watch without activities

This video has the same content as the core training video but we've removed the timed activity sections for speedier viewing. This is designed to help practitioners refresh their knowledge.

If you are doing the training for the first time, we recommend watching the full length video together with your team. Team learning means you'll get the most out of the training experience - and it's more fun!

Session 3 Sneak Peek: All The TTK Resources

Now you're comfortable modelling with the Big Bags, hopefully, group story sessions are now a regular event in your setting. The children should have a good grasp on what the symbols mean and you can start expanding into use of the parts of our kit: the aprong, the small kit, the strip and the hanger. In this session, you'll learn about how to expand on what you've been doing and how to embed this into your provision.

WEBVTT

1
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Hello, welcome back.

2
00:00:14.355 --> 00:00:15.975
And last session we learned how

3
00:00:15.975 --> 00:00:17.535
to tell Tells talk IT stories.

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00:00:18.075 --> 00:00:20.215
And I hope you've been telling lots of stories

5
00:00:20.285 --> 00:00:23.055
with your children and you are already starting to see

6
00:00:23.235 --> 00:00:25.775
how Tales toolkit ups, levels of engagement.

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00:00:26.275 --> 00:00:28.615
And I gave you three principles to think about.

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00:00:29.155 --> 00:00:32.455
Create a safe space, let the child lead

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00:00:33.155 --> 00:00:34.735
and have lots of fun.

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00:00:35.425 --> 00:00:39.055
Today I'm going to introduce you to Further Tales, toolkit,

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00:00:39.415 --> 00:00:42.575
resources, and talk about how you encourage your children

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00:00:42.955 --> 00:00:44.975
to become independent storytellers.

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00:00:45.325 --> 00:00:47.335
What I want you to understand at the end

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00:00:47.335 --> 00:00:48.815
of today's training is

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00:00:48.815 --> 00:00:52.055
that Tales Toolkit isn't just another storytelling resource.

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00:00:52.755 --> 00:00:56.775
It helps children become creative problem solvers and Tales.

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00:00:56.775 --> 00:00:58.055
Toolkit is a tool

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00:00:58.325 --> 00:01:00.695
that the children become really familiar with.

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00:01:01.045 --> 00:01:02.415
They remember the symbols

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00:01:02.755 --> 00:01:05.415
and use them in lots of different situations

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00:01:05.795 --> 00:01:08.935
to create stories and solve everyday problems.

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Before we begin, I want

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00:01:10.935 --> 00:01:12.895
to talk about your role as facilitator.

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The reason that we don't give all

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of the resources at the start is that it's key

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that children have your support

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and modeling to begin, they watch you lead a story,

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learning the basics such as the symbols for character,

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setting, problem, solution, and the words that go with them,

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but also observing.

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You use different voices, songs,

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and actions to bring the story to life.

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Your role is to show enthusiasm

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and bring in the three elements, safe space, child-led,

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00:01:46.675 --> 00:01:48.615
and fun when using all

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of the different tells toolkit resources.

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In part one, I'm going to talk about

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00:01:54.405 --> 00:01:55.745
how you develop your children

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00:01:55.965 --> 00:01:57.905
to be independent storytellers.

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00:01:58.605 --> 00:02:00.905
And in part two we're gonna look at

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00:02:00.925 --> 00:02:03.505
how tells Toolkit develops learning right

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00:02:03.505 --> 00:02:04.545
across the curriculum.

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00:02:04.805 --> 00:02:08.025
So let's start with developing independent storytellers.

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00:02:08.235 --> 00:02:11.785
There are two strands here tells toolkit resources

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00:02:11.845 --> 00:02:13.105
to build independence

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00:02:13.645 --> 00:02:15.065
and resources in your setting

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00:02:15.205 --> 00:02:17.305
to encourage creative storytelling.

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00:02:17.685 --> 00:02:20.065
So let's start with tells toolkit resources.

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What's the first thing to set the children up

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00:02:22.885 --> 00:02:24.585
as creative storytellers?

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00:02:24.795 --> 00:02:27.785
After a group story, leave the big bags out

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00:02:27.785 --> 00:02:29.185
for the children to play with.

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00:02:29.525 --> 00:02:32.025
You've already modeled using the resources

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00:02:32.485 --> 00:02:35.265
so children are set up to retell the story

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00:02:35.605 --> 00:02:37.345
and create their own tales.

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00:02:37.685 --> 00:02:39.665
The children will be able to explore ideas

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00:02:39.665 --> 00:02:41.705
that they didn't get to try out in the group.

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00:02:42.205 --> 00:02:46.505
Oh, where did the pig go? I buy away,

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00:02:47.165 --> 00:02:49.465
But it's not just about the big bags.

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00:02:49.835 --> 00:02:52.025
There are a lot more resources that I'm going

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00:02:52.025 --> 00:02:53.065
to introduce you to.

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00:03:01.595 --> 00:03:05.125
Purpose of this activity is to show your children

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00:03:05.395 --> 00:03:08.325
that they can go around the setting, picking up things

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00:03:08.425 --> 00:03:11.525
to put in the pockets to create stories. One

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20 time it was doggy.

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Tell us about doggy.

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00:03:25.825 --> 00:03:29.965
Be back. Boom, be back, boom.

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00:03:30.475 --> 00:03:32.285
I've given you lots to think about today,

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00:03:32.705 --> 00:03:33.885
but take it slowly.

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It's really important. This doesn't add to your workload

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share resources and make sure stories are kept fun.

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00:03:43.185 --> 00:03:46.245
What's really important to remember from today is

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00:03:46.245 --> 00:03:49.125
that Tells Toolkit isn't just a story resource,

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00:03:50.035 --> 00:03:53.245
it's about getting children to be creative problem solvers,

75
00:03:53.705 --> 00:03:57.445
not just in story but to solve their own problems.

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You've got your new resources

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00:04:00.105 --> 00:04:02.165
and you are ready now to get your children

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00:04:02.845 --> 00:04:04.125
independently telling stories.

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00:04:04.635 --> 00:04:06.845
Have lots of fun and we look forward

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to hearing your stories.
 

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Prep:

Download Facilitator-notes-session-3.pdf

Session Handouts:

Download Handout-session-3.pdf

Download Task-3.pdf

Download 3.3-Learning-covered.pdf

Download 3.4-Planning.pdf

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