Teddy Bear-Storytelling Podcast for Kids
Journey with Story - A Storytelling Podcast for Kids

Teddy Bear-Storytelling Podcast for Kids

B2Upper-intermediateMay 28, 202611 min
  • One speaker
  • Fiction & stories

A chubby teddy bear bemoans his appearance until he comes across a picture in a book of a plump king and so accepts his plumpness. A story poem from A.A. Milne that first introduces us to the bear who becomes Winnie the Pooh. An episode from Journey with Story, a storytelling podcast for kids ages 4-10. (duratioin - 8 minutes) We have suspended our Patreon platform for now. But, you can receive all of this month's coloring sheets by signing up for my newsletter and you will also receive some terrific resources for raising kids who LOVE to r...

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When you were little, did you have a favourite teddy bear? Do you still have that teddy bear? What does he look like? Would you say he was rather slim and slender, or is he more plump and portly?

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Hello everyone, I'm Kathleen Pelley. Welcome to Journey with Story. I'm guessing that some of you do still have a teddy bear from when you were younger.

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And I bet that most of you still care quite a bit about your teddy bear. And most teddy bears are usually on the plump side after all. That's what makes a teddy so lovable and cuddly, right?

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