The Story Ship‘s Podcast

The Story Ship flies into the future to hear a SciFi story based on an old Aesops Fable, "The Bundle Of Sticks." Kids at Centennial Elementary in Gainesville, GA wrote this story and recorded it in 2005. Today we learn about morals and wisdom tales and how many stories are the same story just told in a different place with different characters or at a different time. Join us for "Ice Breakers."

Please visit us online to find out how you can get your school or organization on, "The Story Ship Podcast." You can also see information about our arts integration workshops teaching teachers and students how to write their own stories and setup podcasts for their school. Also find out about our wonderful education school assembly programs teaching math, science, anti-bullying and language arts at our website.

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This episode is for older kids 4th grade and above. There are descriptions of real dangers that early explorers and settlers faced including death. The story is exciting and fun to listen to but not for young children.

Join the Story Ship's Wagon Train for journey out to Western American in the year 1846. Kids from Camden Elementary wrote and recorded this adventure story in 2008. Westward expansion was a major part of the growth of America. Many students in 4th and 5th grades across the United States study the cause and effect of this great movement.

Hold on to your cowboy hats for this exciting adventure.

Please visit us online to find out how you can get your school or organization on, "The Story Ship Podcast." You can also see information about our workshops teaching teachers and students how to write their own stories and setup podcasts for their school.

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Thanks for taking a trip on The Story Ship

Captain Sean

The Story Ship's Voyage 17 brings us to meet internationally known storyteller, Barry Stewart Mann. I think of Barry as the Ambassador Of Storytelling. He travels the world sharing our culture with others through storytelling.

In this episode, Barry tells us a wonderful story that he wrote years ago about letting go. "Good Grief The Leaf" was created for children but I think you will find this story has a special message that resonates really for adults. 

Please visit us online to find out how you can get your school or organization on, "The Story Ship Podcast." You can also see information about our workshops teaching teachers and students how to write their own stories and setup podcasts for their school.

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Sean Driscoll and The Story Ship bring you two animal stories this week. One is a "just so story" or how things came about tale. It's called "The Octopus." The story tells us how the octopus got his eight legs. It is from the kids at Hardeville Elementary in Hardeville, S.C. recorded 21 years ago.

The second story is called, "Laughing Lilly" and comes from Sean's storytelling CD, "Critter Tales." This story has some good advice about how to find happiness. You can find the CD "Critter Tales" with five other stories on iTunes at this link.

Please visit online to find out how you can get you school or organization on, "The Story Ship Podcast." You can also see information about our workshops teaching you how to setup your own podcast for your school. 

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Welcome to another episode of the The Story Ship's podcast. It's an adventure story with TREASURE!!! I love treasure stories. But it also comes with a mystery. I recorded the story about fifteen years ago but I don't know who the school was! If your recognize this tale please drop me an email and tell me who I did this with!!!! Just email, [email protected].

Are you interested in starting your own storytelling podcast for your school or organization? We have a wonderful new online podcast training workshops teaching you everything you need to know to start a podcast. Visit http://www.storyship.com/podcast-training to find out more.

Also, visit our website to find out about our amazing school assembly shows available for live in person and virtual programs.

Thanks for listening.

Captain Sean

This weeks Story Ship voyage takes us to Holly Springs, SC where we wrote poems and had a poetry slam. A poetry slam is when a group of poets get together and read their poems back to back. I found kids to be so insightful and very wise indeed.

Are you interested in starting your own storytelling podcast for your school or organization? We have a wonderful new online podcast training workshops teaching you everything you need to know to start a podcast. Visit http://www.storyship.com/podcast-training to find out more.

Also, visit our website to find out about our amazing school assembly shows available for live in person and virtual programs.

Thanks for listening.

I hope you enjoy!

Welcome back to another episode of the The Story Ship's podcast. Today we have a hero's tale about a cat in the jungle. Lili the jaguar had a handicap but found she can take on great challenges with a little courage and the help of her friends. The story is from David Cox Elementary in Charlotte, NC.

Are you interested in starting your own storytelling podcast for your school or organization? We have a wonderful new online podcast training workshops teaching you everything you need to know to start a podcast. Visit http://www.storyship.com/podcast-training to find out more.

Also, visit our website to find out about our amazing school assembly shows available for live in person and virtual programs.

Thanks for listening.

This weeks voyage takes us on adventure with a family heading out west in the United States during 1800s. This was a time known as “Westward Expansion” here in America. The journey was very dangerous. It’s an very exciting story written and told by the kids of Camden Elementary from Camden, SC.

Are you interested in starting your own storytelling podcast for your school or organization? We have a wonderful new online podcast training workshops teaching you everything you need to know to start a podcast. Visit http://www.storyship.com/podcast-training to find out more.

Also, visit our website to find out about our amazing school assembly shows available for live in person and virtual programs.

Thanks for listening.

Captain Sean

We are back! The Story Ship takes us on a mystery adventure with the kids of Lancaster South Elementary in Lancaster, SC. We will talk about red herrings and mysterious sound effects in this episode.

Are you interested in starting your own storytelling podcast for your school or organization? We have a wonderful new online podcast training workshops teaching you everything you need to know to start a podcast. Visit http://www.storyship.com/podcast-training to find out more.

Also, visit our website to find out about our amazing school assembly shows available for live in person and virtual programs.

Thanks for listening.

Captain Sean

The Story Ship's podcast brings you scary tales from Johnston Elementary in Johnston, SC and Bobby Norfolk. Perfect for getting you in that Halloween mood. So gather up close and hug your love ones! Lock the doors and turn out the lights for scary fright night!

You can find more about Bobby Norfolk's Storytelling at his website www.bobbynorfolk.com. He has tons of books and audio recordinghat will take you away.

Please visit our website, www.thestoryship.com to find out more about our podcast and to make donations. Drop us an email if you have a story recorded you would like to share. From time to time we will include listeners tales!

Thanks for listening everyone!

Sean