EducationAge 7
The Case of the Missing Puddle
A puddle has vanished. Noah and his friends follow the clues on a wonderfully watery adventure.
One story.A roomful of possibility.
Classroom stories, shared activities and lesson plans. Start with what sparks their curiosity.
For teachers, schools & childcare
Their curiosity.
Your next great lesson.
Begin with a little “why?”
Turn a topic they’re learning, a question they ask, or a character they love into a story made for them.
Story activities. More ways to join in.
Keep exploring with shared activities and lesson plans for eligible educator stories. Make room for more than one way to join in.
Make room for your whole team.
With Organization, staff have their own access and a shared library of stories to bring into the classroom.
A curious question.
A shared discovery.
New ideas, new words, and skills for everyday life. Read a story, then bring the learning into the room.
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Private previewLanguage LearningAge 7Blazon and the Midnight Lantern Post
Letters are floating away. Blazon and a new friend follow them, with four Spanish phrases to help.
Private previewFinancial LiteracyAge 7Honey and the Five-Token Flower Cart
Three tokens. A five-token flower cart. Honey makes a plan—and discovers the wheels have ideas of their own.
For preschool, elementary, and homeschool learning.
Wonder Words™
Little words.
Big ways to be understood.
Tap a word in a story to hear it, learn its meaning and save it to practice in new stories. Wonder Words™ supports multiple languages, helping children build vocabulary for classroom learning, everyday conversations and expressing how they feel.
Hear it. Try it.
Listen to a word, slow it down, then try saying it together.
Find its meaning.
Explore what it means in the story, and listen to the sentence again.
Keep it close.
Save words to revisit. Build vocabulary for new discoveries, everyday conversations and feelings that are hard to name.
A story can open
a conversation.
Experiences shared by a parent and a therapy team.
“This week we are telling our 5 year old medically complex daughter about a major surgery and extended hospital stay and we’ve been dreading it/trying to figure out the best way to communicate it. We discovered this company that makes social stories to help kids process stuff like this. […] There’s imagination and creativity and just all the things that all of us special needs parents dream about representing to our kids.”
Anna ReynoldsParent
“One child recently made several characters in a therapy session, changing around many details. But every single time the child checked that their character was ‘adopted,’ helping them to explore their own life story.”
The Children’s PlaceKansas City
Storytailor plans
Big possibilities. A plan that fits.
Turn a curious question into a shared discovery—with stories and activities that keep the learning going.
Their first two stories are free. Start creating
¹ Lesson plans accompany eligible child stories for educator roles.
Prices in USD. Yearly plans are billed annually.
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Storytailor gift cards
For the teacher who gives so much.
Thank a fellow teacher, celebrate a new parent, or share a little wonder with their family. Give time on Storytailor’s Individual plan, with a personal note from you.
Give a giftCreating for your own family? Explore Storytailor at home
A few good
questions.
Can I create stories around what we’re teaching?
Yes. Start with a topic, a learning goal or a question from the children. Choose a character, reading age and language to shape the story.
Do stories include lesson plans?
Eligible child stories created by teacher, librarian, afterschool leader and childcare provider roles include lesson-plan companions.
Which plan fits one educator or a whole team?
Plus is an individual option. Organization adds shared staff access, libraries and administration for teams, with a minimum of three staff seats.
Can I start for free?
New accounts start with two free stories and two free characters. Choose a plan when you’re ready to create more.
Can families explore Storytailor too?
Yes. Families can make stories around the questions and interests children bring home, then return to characters they love. Explore Storytailor for families.
Every kind of kid.Every kind of adventure.
For their wildest ideas, their biggest days, and the little things that matter.
- Multiracial
- Best day ever
- Vitiligo
- Learning a language
- Wheelchair users
- First-day butterflies
- Raised by grandparents
- Missing someone
- ADHD
- Just because
- Two homes
- A new baby
- Autistic kids
- Making a friend
- Hearing aids
- Big questions
- Foster families
- Wild ideas
- Adopted
- Silly adventures