Turn the classic folk tale into a hands-on retelling activity. Chicken Little Puppets, 3D Scene and Story is a print-and-play kit that helps children retell the story in their own words, build sequencing skills, and practice oral language through puppets and dramatic play.
The story is included, so there is no picture book or video to track down. Everything you need to read, build, and retell is in one download.
What's inside
• 7 stand-up character puppets
• A fold-up 3D farm scene with a barn, trees, and a fox den
• An original illustrated story for early learners
• A cut-and-paste page to sequence and complete the story
• Full-color and black-and-white versions
• Step-by-step assembly instructions
How it helps children learn
Story retell builds the narrative skills that research links to later reading comprehension and writing. Sequencing the events supports comprehension and logical thinking. The puppets and 3D stage turn retelling into dramatic play, which motivates young talkers and draws out vocabulary and complete sentences. Cutting and gluing strengthens the fine motor control that early writers need.
Made for speech-language pathologists, preschool and kindergarten teachers, homeschool families, and dual-language classrooms.
Print on paper for quick use, or on cardstock for a sturdier scene.
Also available in Spanish as Pollito Pequeño.
Print it. Play with it. Make something new.
Is the story included, or do I need the book?
The story is included. An original illustrated story comes in the download, so you do not need the picture book or a video.
How does this help in speech therapy?
It targets story retell, sequencing, WH questions, vocabulary, and oral language. The puppets and 3D scene give children a motivating way to retell the story and practice complete sentences.
What ages and grades is it for?
PreK through 1st grade. Speech-language pathologists also use it across elementary for story retell and sequencing goals.
Is there a Spanish version?
Yes. It is available in Spanish as Pollito Pequeño, with the full story, puppets, and scene translated.
What do I need to prep it?
Print, cut, and glue. Regular paper works, and cardstock makes the 3D scene sturdier.
Can I use it for teletherapy or homeschool?
Yes. It works for in-person sessions, teletherapy, small groups, centers, and home use.
