The 5-foot tall x 7-foot wide backdrop includes two scenes: Maze + Farm. Kids trace their way along the crazy, curvy roads in the city to a small town farm. It’s a-MAZE-ing!
The interactive app includes interesting content about barnyard animals, farm equipment, and common fruits and vegetables. Navigational exercises challenge kids of all ages.
The play, skit, and lessons highlight the differences between city and country living. Exercises in creating a neighborhood map, and completing a food log are included.
The 3-panel Storybook is a 5-foot tall x 7-foot wide backdrop that attaches to an adjustable frame (sold separately). Each two-sided scene, constructed of flexible canvas-like panels, are easy to roll up and store in a tube. The lightweight frame is very simple to position in almost any configuration and then folds away neatly when not in use.
• PVC-free panels (2 half-panels and 1 full panel)
• Durable material - tear resistant
• Two scenes per backdrop (printed on both sides)
• Panels attach with VELCRO Brand® Fasteners
• Easy to assemble
• Panels roll up and store in accompanying tube
The web-based app (included with Storybook purchase) is used with the MAZE-O-POLITAN backdrop and provides fun games and activities related to the theme. You can:
NOTE: Although the app adds another level of interaction, it is not required for use with the Junior Storybook and play figure.
The above video refers to K.I.W.i. Storybooks, which was the original product name. Now all product lines include the company name, Calapitter Creations. NOTE: The barcode markers seen in the video are no longer applicable for the web-based apps.
Transform your Walk-in Storybook into a full-fledged stage set with the addition of this engaging curriculum. Kids will clamor to become characters in the two-act play while the theme-related lessons and creative play suggestions provide teachers with educational content that makes learning fun. Playful Scripts sold separately.
Poppy is given a map and is assigned the task of following his favorite food. "Follow That Food" is a light-hearted exploration of farms, food processing and markets that will inspire students to ask questions and learn about the foods we eat every day.
The skit is a shorter version of the two-act play and requires only 4 actors. This option is perfect for smaller classes or for occasions when time is limited.
Four separate lessons cover writing, speaking, math, science, social studies, geography, fine arts, reading and vocabulary. National Standards include NL-ENG.K-12.8 Developing Research Skills and NA-VA.K-4.2 Using Knowledge of Structures and Functions.
Includes all you need to direct a play: Background Information, Director/Educator Preparation, Casting Notes, Selecting Performers, Working with Your Set, Program Suggestions, Integrating Curriculum, and Fun Facts.