Reading Storytelling
for kids
Explore 11 trusted reading storytelling resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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The Story Museum
A family museum in Oxford with immersive story spaces, picture-book play, exhibitions, and story-led events for children.
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Prime Time Family Reading
A six-week family literacy program where children ages 6–10 and caregivers share meals, hear stories, and discuss big ideas through lively storytelling and guided conversation.
StoryWeaver Audio Adventures
StoryWeaver offers a curated library of imaginative audio stories for young listeners, with age labels, free monthly listening, family profiles, and optional premium listening and story creation.
SCBWI Podcasts
SCBWI Podcasts offers children’s publishing conversations with authors, illustrators, translators, and publishing professionals, helping young readers and aspiring creators learn about books and storytelling.
Sikunye
Sikunye is a South African early-literacy and family-learning initiative focused on the first thousand days, caregiver-child connection, storytelling, and community support.
Super Great Kids’ Stories
Super Great Kids’ Stories is a podcast of traditional tales from storytellers around the world, curated for family listening and described by the provider as suitable from age 5 upward.
Discovery Museum: Lost in the Toy Museum!
A museum learning workshop for EYFS and KS1 groups that combines story, a toy hunt, object handling, and making a Victorian toy.
Guggenheim Bilbao Learning Online
Guggenheim Bilbao’s Learning Online collection provides museum-led art courses, artist workshops, child-focused art videos, and English storytelling for creative learning at home.
Woodmere Family Art & Storytelling
Woodmere Museum family programs pair close looking, picture-book storytelling, and hands-on artmaking for young children and their grown-ups.
LuniMuni
LuniMuni creates personalized children’s stories from a child’s photo, voice, text, or idea, with a multilingual story experience designed for shared family reading.
BBC 500 Words
A children's story-writing project for ages 5-11 with prompts, classroom resources, story inspiration, and annual submissions.
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