Step 1 of 5One box. Three ideas.
Three children each get a cardboard box.
Step 2 of 5A rocket to Saturn
“I cut a window so I can wave to Mum.”
Step 3 of 5A sock-puppet theatre
“One’s a dragon. I do both voices.”
Step 4 of 5A bed for Pickle
“I put my softest scarf in for Pickle.”
Step 5 of 5What would your box become?
Each child brought an idea of their own.
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Read the five presenter cues
- One box. Three ideas. Three children each get a cardboard box.
Imagine I handed you a cardboard box. What would you make? Hold on to your idea while we hear theirs.
- A rocket to Saturn “I cut a window so I can wave to Mum.”
This child is going all the way to Saturn. What mattered enough to cut a window for?
- A sock-puppet theatre “One’s a dragon. I do both voices.”
The second child heard a story in that box. What do you think the dragon says when the curtain opens?
- A bed for Pickle “I put my softest scarf in for Pickle.”
The third child noticed a sleepy cat. Which little detail tells you what this child cared about?
- What would your box become? Each child brought an idea of their own.
One child wanted to explore, one wanted to tell a story, and one wanted Pickle to be cosy. What would your idea tell us about you?
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