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StoryGarden

A creation platform where every child writes a personal story in guided steps and turns it into an illustrated, narrated book. A real book, with their name on the cover.

An illustrated digital book created in StoryGarden: a personal story written by a child, with a title page and illustration

What is StoryGarden

From a child's imagination to a book in hand

In a short, guided process the child chooses a character, a plot, an illustration style and colors, and the platform illustrates and narrates their story. Every child walks away with a creation that is truly theirs, and that success builds confidence in writing and a love of language.

Six simple steps, and a whole story is born

1Who is the character?
2What do they want?
3Who helps them?
4What stands in their way?
5What do they do?
6How does it end?

The outcome

Not another worksheet. A book.

At the end of the process there is something tangible to read, listen to, print and be proud of.

The printed cover of Gan HaSipurim (StoryGarden in Hebrew): a child reading on a flying book in an evening sky, a real book printed for Oranim Kindergarten A real printed book · Oranim Kindergarten, 2026

A personal illustrated book

Illustrations created specifically for their story, page after page, with their name on the title page.

Narration and reading questions

The story is read aloud, with age-appropriate reading comprehension questions that turn the creation into real practice.

A printed booklet to take home

The story can be printed as a booklet that goes home. Parents read, the child reads aloud, and the success continues after the bell.

A strengths map

A report for the teacher and parents that shows the child's natural coping channels, as they emerge through the story they wrote.

The StoryGarden story library: children's personal creations, each with its own illustrated cover

The pedagogical foundation

A proven model, not just another app

StoryGarden is built on the BASIC Ph resilience model by Prof. Mooli Lahad, one of the world's pioneers of emotional resilience research. The model has been used for some 30 years to train therapists and educators, and we translated it into a digital experience children love.

  • Strengthens core social-emotional learning (SEL) skills.
  • Develops vocabulary, narrative building and emotional expression through creation, not memorization.
  • Every story reveals the child's natural coping channels, valuable insight for the teacher.

The school program

The Storytellers Festival

This is how schools experience StoryGarden: an inspiration project for grades 1-3 that ends with every child holding a printed booklet of their own, and the school turning into a festive gallery that parents are invited to.

Facilitators in class

Three guided sessions

Certified facilitators from Beit Berl College lead creative writing, storytelling and public speaking sessions.

Meet a children's author

Real inspiration

A live, interactive session with a children's author: meeting the craft of writing through the person who lives it.

Booklet and exhibition

The big moment

Every child receives their story as a printed booklet, and the classroom becomes a festive story exhibition that parents are invited to.

1

Planning

We schedule the sessions and lessons together.

2

Creation

The children write and illustrate their stories in class.

3

Production

We print the stories as personal booklets.

4

Festival

A festive school-wide story exhibition with the parents.

What schools say

Principals and teachers who already created with us

"Such a moving and meaningful collaboration. I'm sure we'll keep working together."

Shani MamanPrincipal, Metzudot School, Kiryat Shmona

"A special experience that sparks writing and creativity. Highly recommended. It gives the kids so much."

Merav Nadiv4th grade teacher, Metzudot School

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Want a Storytellers Festival at your school?

We'd love to show you how it works, and imagine your students' first exhibition together.