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Nursery Rhymes Story Stones Pack | Ready Made $60.

WARNING! Please supervise children under the age of 3 or children who are still mouthing, as the story stones can be a choking hazard.

We recommend playing with them on the floor or a soft surface as they can break if dropped.

Not recommended for use in water, but can be wiped with a dry cloth if needed.

Here are some helpful tips to keep your stones looking amazing! The images are sealed to protect from general wear and tear but are not waterproof and can be removed if persistently picked.

Please note that sizes may vary as each stone is individual. Goldilocks and the Three Bears was originally titled The Story of the Three Bears, published in the collection English Fairytales, retold by Flora Annie. Once upon a time a girl named Goldilocks lived in a house at the edge of the woods. By gauging your current goals and filling learning gaps along the way, your training won’t be just another cautionary tale. Our story stones are made from glass and measure between 30mm and 60mm. The story Goldilocks has a jittery ending, but your training doesn’t have to drive your learner away. Pop them in a sensory tub, pair them with a book, set up a small world, add them to the playdough table… or wherever your imagination takes you! Parallel text with slow audio by a native French speaker. There are so many fun ways to use these gorgeous story stones. Goldilocks and the Three Bears translated from English into French. They are also the perfect size and texture for little hands. They are wonderful for storytelling, oral language development, sensory play and everyday play.

Our story stones are such a beautiful and unique way to bring a tactile element to your child’s play and learning!

There are 15 stunning handmade stones included in this pack! Why not save big and grab these as part of the FAIRY TALES STORY STONES BUNDLE!!! "Willy Schermelé Goldilocks and the three bears 1957 ill pag 9" by janwillemsen is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.Add some gorgeous story stones to your child’s play with this fun pack of READY MADE Goldilocks and the Three Bears Story Stone set! What do you think the obstacle or task is in this story? "Willy Schermelé Goldilocks and the three bears 1957 ill pag 6 b" by janwillemsen is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0Ī fairy tale usually includes an obstacle or task which the characters must tackle with to reach their happy ending. "Willy Schermelé Goldilocks and the three bears 1957 ill pag 10a" by janwillemsen is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 (Source of picture: Something Surprising)Ĭan you think of any supporting characters in this story?īears who talk and live in a house are a magical element of the Goldilocks story. "Willy Schermelé Goldilocks and the three bears 1957 ill pg 3" by janwillemsen is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0ĭo you think this story has baddies? Do you think it is the three bears? They may be seen as the baddies because they scare our good character but they're really not bad, they've just had their house burgled!! In the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, these include:ĭo you think this story has a good character? Remember a 'good character' does not need to be perfect, so even though Goldilocks is not very good at all she can still be seen as the likeable character in this tale. Goldilocks woke up in her small, cramped room to the sounds of screaming and broken glass. When reading through this section, keep in mind the Joseph Jacobs story which has been slightly adapted here by Heidi Anne Heiner. As explained in the ' Conventions of fairy tales' section, a fairy story always includes a number of important elements.