Goal
Help your child picture the story world in 3D — deepens comprehension and makes the book feel real and worth revisiting.
You'll need
- Reading Prompt Cards
How to do it
When you've finished a story, ask: "Where did it happen? What did it look like there?" Then build it — use toys, blocks, cushions, a big piece of paper, whatever's around. A forest of socks counts.
Place any characters you have in the scene. Then open the book and re-read a passage or two while you're sitting inside your version of the story world. It feels completely different when you're "in" it.
Use the prompt cards to spark conversation: What would you hear here? What might happen next? What's just out of view? It's a hands-on way to dig deeper into a story without it feeling like work.
Grab our resources
Print our reading prompt cards to get started.
