Story Crossroads Spectacular is a virtual storytelling experience from your nearest computer. Live is always best, and this is the next best thing with professionals that are…spectacular.
Email us pictures, drawings, and notes from your experience to info@storycrossroads.org.
Schedule from Story Crossroads Spectacular-printable pdfYou can find the Story Crossroads Spectacular sessions at the following platforms:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/storycrossroads or the playlist of 5 videos by clicking hereFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/storycrossroads Here is our Twitch Channel, but sessions disappear after two weeksWe now have specific web addresses for each session:
More about our Story Artists:Traci Black as Baba Yaga Dave & Carol Sharp – Celtic Stories & Songs Community & Youth Tellers came from: Murray Storytelling Showcase; Canyons School District Storytelling Festival; Jordan School District; Clinton Storytelling Festival; Clearfield Storytelling Festival; Riverton & Taylorsville Senior Centers Jim Luter as Shoemaker Elf The Gashler Family Storytelling Show: Stephen, Ariah, Aspen, Percy More about our Virtual Workshop Presenters (to return in 2021):We would love your feedback! Please complete the feedback form below by May 19, 2020, to have an additional entry put into our drawing. If you happen to miss the drawing deadline, we would still like your input and will keep the form open for future access: https://tinyurl.com/StoryCrossroadsfeedback2020. Another way to increase your entries in our drawing is to email pictures, notes, or drawings about the festival to info@storycrossroads.org. Sessions are free, and you can support/donate to Story Crossroads the following ways:
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| Arts Education with Story Crossroads Spectacular |
Position Statement–Importance of Storytelling in Education-17 key benefits
| Young at Heart | Story Crossroads-2020 Maze created by Joe Wos |
| K-6th Grades | Common Core Storytelling-K-6, 43 pages
This publication was compiled by Lyn Ford from submissions created and generously donated by Lyn Ford, Joyce Geary, Sherry Norfolk, and Jane Stenson. © Lynette Ford for Youth, Educators, and Storytellers (YES), special interest group of National Storytelling Network, 2012, Permission granted to post on Story Crossroads site on 4/28/2020 through YES, can follow on Facebook |
| 6th-12th Grades | Common Core Storytelling-6-12, 81 pages
This publication was compiled by Lyn Ford from submissions created and generously donated by Lyn Ford, Sherry Norfolk, Jane Stenson, and Andrea Permenter. © Lynette Ford for Youth, Educators, and Storytellers (YES), special interest group of National Storytelling Network, 2013, Permission granted to post on Story Crossroads site on 4/28/2020 through YES, can follow on Facebook |
| Ele.-Secondary | printable- Celtic Stories and Songs…plus Social Studies |
| Ele.-Secondary | printable- Tall Tales…plus Language Arts |
| Teens/Adults | Click here for NPR Article “How Stories Connect and Persuade Us: Unleashing the Brain Power of Narrative” (came out April 11, 2020) |
Click here for other Lesson Plans & Helps
Come back for the “The Big Why Panel: Historical Storytelling Meets Humanities” on Saturday, June 20, 2020, 9:00am-10:30am MDT through your computer.
We thank our funders such as National Endowment for the Arts, Utah Division of Arts and Museums, Western States Arts Federation, Utah Humanities, Zoo, Arts & the Parks of Salt Lake County (ZAP), City of Murray, Salt Lake City Arts Council, and many other businesses and individuals. Join us in the support by donating today!
