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Bring Emotional Learning and Literacy to Storytime.
Calmer storytime, stronger participation, and meaningful conversations—without adding prep.
Supports social-emotional learning (SEL) through engaging story-based experiences
Ready-to-use—no staff training required
Flexible for storytime, small groups, or passive programming
Designed for easy circulation as grab-and-go kits
Encourages family engagement and repeat checkouts
- Aligned with key early learning and communication skills
All-In-One Storytime Solution
Average session: 15–20 minutes | Ages 5-7 and 7-9 versions available
(Bulk pricing available)
16 Storybooks
Posters + Cards + Games
Digital Access to Printables
Why Libraries Love It
SEL + Literacy in One
Fiction stories grow vocabulary, comprehension, and emotional insight.
No Training Needed
Any librarian, aide, or volunteer can facilitate with ease.
Flexible Formats Built for Real Groups
Short sessions + visuals + participation prompts that work for energetic kids and mixed ages.
Perfect for These Programs
Storytime (15–20 min)
Afterschool Clubs
Family Engagement Nights
Homeschool Meetups
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FAQs
What does it look like a real storytime?
A typical 15–20 minute session:
Read the story (engagement prompt included)
Scripted mini-lesson (discussion questions included)
Game or printable activity + optional take-home sheet
Will we need special training?
Each story includes a fully scripted mini-lesson (15–20 minutes), so no expertise is required—any librarian, aide, or volunteer can facilitate.
Our storytime group is high-energy. Will this actually work?
Yes. Each session is short and structured (15–20 minutes) with simple prompts, visuals, and participation moments that help children stay engaged. The stories and activities are designed to reduce “wandering,” calling out, and side conversations by keeping kids actively involved.
What if caregivers are distracted or not participating?
That’s common in public programming. We include simple family-friendly take-home pages and conversation starters so caregivers can re-engage naturally—without you needing to “manage” adults. You can also share the at-home activity as a gentle cue: “Try this together later today.”
Can the program be modified for diverse needs?
Story-centered, trauma-informed activities can be adapted across abilities and languages. Many librarians use the posters and visual supports to help children follow along, and the lessons work well for universal groups and small-group support.
Can families access resources or just our staff?
Digital downloads via QR code (activity sheets, posters, family at-home activities) are included, so families can use them at home as well as in the library.
We don't have the funding.
If funding is limited, you’re not alone. Libraries and schools often fund Labyrinth Adventures through:
Community partners or Friends groups
PTO/PTA support
Literacy or SEL grant funds
We’re happy to help you explore the best option for your setting.
We have mixed ages (or siblings). Is it still usable?
Yes. Each session is short and structured (15–20 minutes) with simple prompts, visuals, and participation moments that help children stay engaged. The stories and activities are designed to reduce “wandering,” calling out, and side conversations by keeping kids actively involved.
Does this help with transitions and routines?
Yes. The short, predictable structure helps children know what’s coming next (story → quick discussion → simple activity), which supports smoother transitions in storytime, afterschool groups, and family programs.