A specially developed CalmFamily activity sheet packed with ideas for ways to explore the book further, including play suggestions, craft activities, and talking points for different ages and stages.Welcome to the third edition of #TurnThePage – increasing change literacy one children’s book at a time. In our first two editions, we deconstructed “We’re Going on a Bear Hunt” with its lessons on resistance to change and “If You Give a Mouse a Cookie” with its lessons on systems thinking.Included in the Room on the Broom Story Sack Each of our story sacks is also available to hire or as part of our Story Sack Club if you’re keen to experience the full range! Our story sacks are not only designed to add a new play dimension to story time, but to stimulate their brain development, engaging all of their senses with their variety of colour, texture, sounds, movement and materials in ways shown to be critical for the development of young minds.

But that’s not all, each story sack comes with a different activity sheet full of suggested ways to explore the book and its themes further with the whole family, from the youngest infant to the most doting of grandparents, these charming story sacks will bring books to life like never before. Each story sack contains your chosen book, gorgeous puppets from the Puppet Company, Lanka Kade wooden creatures, props including toys, natural objects, and other carefully curated items to help you to enact and investigate the story and to provide a basis for themed play. Our story sack will have the whole family joining in the fun, with activities to suit all ages and stages these story sacks can entertain several children and grow with them over the years.īring this family favourite story to life with our lovingly created multi-sensory story sack, packed to the brim with themed objects and toys for you and your little ones to enjoy. The activity sheet that comes with the story sack packed with toys, sensory and natural objects provides creative activities to design brooms, creating swamp slime, explore magic, and the cauldron bubbles over with play suggestions, and talking points on teamwork, friendship and diversity.

This story is a real personal favourite for me and my family not only is it packed full of animals and a dragon (like all the best stories) but it is all about friendship, kindness, and accepting and accommodating different people and their varying needs. Is there room on the broom for a frog like me?

No room on the broom