Stories-to-tell

this is amazing !!!! I had no sleep so I cxn't read now, ut bookmarking to cpme bacl later when my brain is engaged so I can read. Visually is a wonderful, amazing page, and I know the journaling will take it up to the top!!!!!!

What a lovely idea! Brilliant page

Great way to preserve those stories which we think we will never forget but, of course, we do. Wish my eyes were good enough to read the stories but, alas, not happening.

Thanks everyone!!! The story goes like this (Of course phonetically written by my then 5 year old so even more cute reading the actual!!!)
you were supposed to write an independent story that you then got a chance to read out at your assembly.It was only supposed to be one page long but we encouraged you to go on and it turned out to be 3 pages!!! It was just the cutest. The story went like this:
Once upon a time there lived three little ducklings - one was called Molly-Rose, and another was called Victor and another was called Rosie.Molly-Rose met a fox. The fox ate Rosie up.The End. (originial story) and then you continued on...
When the fox had eaten Rosie up, he was very full.So he was asleep. The other ducklings were hunting for Rosie.They met the fox who told them that he had eaten Rosie up.The only way to get Rosie out was to get in his tummy but they were too afraid.But they did.The fox opened his jaws but they bit him. The fox screamed. The fox spit Rosie out of his tummy.Rosie slapped the fox. She planned to have him for her tea.The fox was exhausted. The fox had died forever!The three little ducklings lived happily ever after, The end!!!
I was so so proud of the way you had conceived this story. The three little ducklings turned out to be so resourceful and strong. It was a shame that you got to read out just the first page but I am so glad you wrote it. I will treasure it forever!

What a fabulous way to document creativity - instead of papers going in a box, putting them on a scrap page to be looked at in an album is awesome! Gorgeous layout!