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Welcome Storytellers!
What's New in the Clubhouse? :

Celebrating 25 Years
We’re celebrating 25 years online by featuring a classic project from the early years (way back when our homepage looked like this image!). To see how a good story is timeless, Click HERE now (or find it on our Home Page or Treasure Chest) to put together pieces of peace and turn story sharing into a storytelling event. And then visit our bookstore page to learn more about the book we are working on that will include a new modified version of this project. And check back here often to see what’s new on all the pages, as we add more celebration features across the site throughout the year. Happy 25th!

25 years

New To The Club? Here's A Quick Clubhouse Tour:

  • In the Activity Room, you'll find ideas and advice for where to tell stories, and a featured club activity.
  • Like your closet at home, our Craft Closet is stuffed. It has lots of storytelling craft ideas, plus a featured craft.
  • And on the Story Shelf you'll find help to create your own stories to tell, and a featured story example.
  • Climb up to Vivian's Loft for casual time with our resident storyteller, for stories, memoirs, and advice. If you have questions, there you'll find answers.
  • When you're ready to leave, the Treasure Chest has storytelling help for your personal use.

So, that's the tour. You also may find games or challenges hidden throughout the club. Now send your parents or other grown-ups off to the Parent Teacher Corner where they can learn how to help kids they know become better storytellers. And jump in! Come enjoy the club.

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Come as often as you like, stay as long as you want, and go wherever interests you.
If you still have questions or want to learn more About Us, go to the Information Desk. Oh, when you leave, you can go out the back door through the Visitors' Lounge where you can find interesting guests: storytellers, authors, crafts experts, or others.
The featured club activity, craft, and story together are a fun way to learn storytelling skills.
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Tips for How to Enjoy the Clubhouse
There are no formal meetings, no dress code, no rules of where you can go. Yay!

The featured activity, craft, and story can go together to learn storytelling skills. Or use any part of the club. Maybe get a prop idea for a story you already have. Or get answers in the Loft.

You can use anything you find here in any storytelling performance. But please, everything here is for your use only. So don't copy and give stuff to others. If you know someone you want to give stuff to, invite them to come visit us themselves. The clubhouse is always open and we love welcoming new guests. If you want to reprint something (on a website or in a program or anyplace) you need permission from our sponsor for that and can contact them at info@storycraft.com.

We’ve added a new page with more advice, suggestions, and stories from Vivian. Click HERE or you can also find it from the Loft or the Parent’s Corner.

The Kids' Storytelling Club Celebrates 25 Years Online!