Sensory stories in English (18–48 months)

“Kidsnook Sensory Storytime” – sensory stories in English for children aged 18–48 months

Give your child a gentle, playful introduction to English through a distinctive sensory experience.

Kidsnook Sensory Storytime combines storytelling, sensory play and parent–child interaction to support language development, imagination and social skills from an early age.

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About the activity

What happens in a sensory storytime session?

• Warm-up – a welcome, finger games and songs help children ease into the story.
• The story – we tell an interactive story written by the Kidsnook Story Academy.
• Sensory play – several activities linked to the story.

What are the benefits of sensory stories?

• Stimulate the senses
• Build English-language familiarity
• Encourage imagination and creativity
• Support emotional regulation
• Encourage social interaction
• Support cognitive development
• Offer an enjoyable, joyful experience

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Practical information

• Frequency : once a week. The programme runs from November to June, with 28 weekly sessions, excluding school holidays
• Age : 18 to 48 months (with a parent)
• Duration : 50–60 minutes
• Limited places : maximum 8 children
• Fees :
  • Annual programme of 28 sessions: €700
  • Monthly payment available: €100

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Booking

📞 Contact : 06 73 60 04 69

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Learning goals

The Kidsnook Sensory Storytime approach

Inspired by educational approaches including Reggio Emilia, Montessori and Waldorf, Kidsnook Sensory Storytime is designed to nurture a love of stories and early critical thinking. Through engaging storytelling and sensory play, children practise problem-solving, emotional awareness and creativity.

Tips for a successful session

Please arrive 5–10 minutes before the session begins. This gives children time to settle in, explore the space and get to know the others.

Children may want to stand up, move around or explore during the session. That is completely normal. If you stay seated and relaxed, your child will usually return to you when ready.

Join in the games, action rhymes and movement activities, even if your child prefers to watch. Some children need time to feel comfortable, and it is fine if they remain quiet or seated for the whole session.

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About

Workshops are led by Miss B, a specialist in early learning with several years’ experience in storytelling, theatre and play-based language learning.

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