These are interactive fairy tales. They are meant to be read by the Guardian to the Apprentices (most likely young children).
They tell the story of an odd folk that tries to cause mischief. How do you scare them off? By making a specific sound! Read the story, and try to get the kids to say the right sounds (or recognize someone made the wrong sound) whenever a member of the Noisy Tongues appears.
Every short story takes the next step in early language comprehension. For example, the first story scares them away with general sounds (like animal sounds), the next story requires specific words, and so forth.
That’s why this resource is marked as an option in almost all Level 1 Language Resources. Don’t feel the need to read all short stories in one go.
Continue Exploring
Exhausted this resource? Below is a list of all resources (in this and other factions) around this same topic.
- The Noisy Tongues
- The Silent Wall
- The Triksy Translator
- The Noisy Games
- Shufflespeak: Words
- Shufflespeak: Syllables
- Shufflespeak: Phonics
- Bauble Ball
- Shufflespeak: Letters
- Crossyllabi (Pre-Reader)
- Crossophone (Pre-Reader)
- Equisonico (Pre-Reader)
- Quiz of Sound
- Quiz of Linebreak
- Quiz of Wordbreak
- Quiz of Phonemes
- Lock in the Sock
- My First Sounds
- Pre-Reader Prompt Cards
- Word Awareness
- Syllable Awareness
- Phantasy Phonics
- Phoneme Phinals
- Phonemic Phun
Product Contents
Below is a summary of this product's contents. The actual product might have even more inside, but never less.
- Six short stories (that build on each other) about spoken language.
- The stories are included as a
.pdffile (most suitable for printing) and.epubfile (most suitable for ereaders). - The PDF has pages in “Half Letter” format (near A5; typical for books), but any computer system should allow printing 2 pages at once on a single A4/Letter page.
