Talking Story Books

	Talking Story Books
	Simple talking storybooks can be created with commonly available presentation software such as powerpoint enabling and motivating children with poor literacy skills to produce meaningful, high quality work. All of the stories featured on this page were created together with pupils from as young as Y1. We hope they give you some ideas for talking story books of your own.


	PSHE story for teenage girls on the topic of personal hygene.		Illustrated story about the life of Anne Frank.


	A PSHE / Relationships story set in an African village.		Animated film created by some of our Post 16 students.


	An interactive, taking recipe book created by our Y1 pupils.		Another interactive, taking recipe book from our Y1 pupils.


	A travel guide to the seaside town of Saltburn. Made by students in KS2.		A talking, interactive story written to support a KS2 work - 'On the farm'.


	A MS Powerpoint template to help you make your own talking books.

Rebus Symbols used in some books are (C) Widgit Software Ltd

PCS Symbols used in these activities are (C) Mayer Johnson PLC

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		Making Your Own 'Talking Storybooks' Making talking storybooks of your own isn't as difficult as you may imagine. To get you going we have created a simple to use 'big book' template that you can edit. To make your first 'book' simply follow the instructions. When you are ready for something a little more sophisticated, you might like to download and read these excellent guides written by Richard Walter.