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   What is a story box?

   • By Norma Drissel A Story Box is simply a collection of items in a box or bag that corresponds to the items mentioned in a story. It is a way for young children with visual impairments to experience a story. Educators have long emphasized the importance of tactual exploration i.e. hands-on learning for young children with Visual Impairments.

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   Why do children need a story box?

   • A story box can also help children understand how a story works by letting them experience the same story in many different ways. This can help them to both understand the story and also remember the story. All stories have certain things in common. They all have the following: Most children love to act out a story.

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   How do you use a story box?

   • There are as many different ways to use a story box as there are different stories. You may decide to tell the story first and then bring the setting, character and props out to introduce them to the children. You could start with the props, talk about who they may belong to and then tell the story.

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   How do I choose a story box for my child?

   • Books, Books Everywhere: Choosing a Story When selecting a story for your child, choose one that is simple and talks about familiar objects and concepts. Story Boxes can range from very concrete hands-on topics to the more complex and abstract.Initially a box might contain items that your child uses during daily routines.

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   Why are story boxes important for students with visual impairments?

   • They still enhanced story times, but story boxes for students with visual impairments are essential. Story boxes bring the story to life; they make it meaningful, real and interesting. Story boxes are essential when teaching students with visual impairments, and they are a critical support to students with dual sensory loss.

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   How do you store a book in a story box?

   • Place the book and items in a storage container. Although many folks us Zip-Lock bags or shoe boxes, sweater-sized plastic containers are preferable as they are likely to stack, thus affording you an opportunity to establish a story box “library”. They are also sturdy enough to bear up under the wear and tear of children’s hands.

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   A story box is a brilliant way of bringing a story to life and creating enthusiasm and excitement around a story. Young children often love to hear a story again and again. In the same way, they will watch the same TV program or their favorite film many times. They like to hear a story repeated.

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   Feb 3, 2006 · A Story Box is simply a collection of items in a box or bag that corresponds to the items mentioned in a story. It is a way for young children with visual impairments to experience a story. Educators have long emphasized the importance of tactual exploration i.e. hands-on learning for young children with Visual Impairments.

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   Story boxes bring the story to life; they make it meaningful, real and interesting. Story boxes are essential when teaching students with visual impairments, and they are a critical support to students with dual sensory loss.

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   What is a Story Box? It is simply a collection of items in a box or bag that corresponds to the items mentioned in a story. A Story Box is a way for young children with visual impairments to experience a story.

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   What is a Story Bag, Basket or Prop Box? You can build a story bag, basket or box around a new story or old favourite.

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   A Story Box is a way for young children with visual impairments to experience a story. It is an early literacy event that can easily fit into your daily routines as well as a tool to enhance the learning of concepts. In short, it is a fun, interactive learning experience for children and adults alike. Remember: 1.

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   When selecting a story for your child, choose one that is simple and tells about familiar objects and concepts. Story Boxes can range from very concrete hands-on to the more complex and abstract. Initially a box might contain items that your child uses during daily routines.