Last Updated on Friday, 23 September 2011 17:50 Monday, 19 September 2011 11:26
Become a Storyteller with the Seussville Storymaker!
by Katrina Del Rosario
Ever wanted to make a story but didn’t know where to start? Ever had an idea in mind that you just could not seem to verbalize? Ever had a solid story to tell but no characters to act as vessels for your sensational literary gem? Or have you ever just wanted to try to do these things?
Everybody has to start somewhere. And where else is better than with world renowned storyteller Dr. Seuss’ beloved multiverse? As the saying goes, there are no straight lines in Seussville. Going wild is the norm here!
The Seussville Storymaker intro page from www.seussville.com
The Seussville Storymaker allows a user to create his/her very own story using beloved Dr. Seuss characters: Horton and company (of the “Horton Hears a Who” fame). This means that you can use the background music and the Horton universe characters and settings to decorate your story. The entire process is also a no-brainer that is very easy for you to concentrate on your wit, writer. Now on forth with the story making!
Step one: Type in your name.
Screen captured from www.seussville.com
Step two: Put in a title for your story.
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Step three: Choose any background.
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Step four: Choose any two characters.
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Step five: Choose your background music.
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Step six: Type in a conversation for your characters.
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Step seven: You will have to repeat steps three to six twice so you can create three different scenes. And when everything is all finished, pull the lever and watch (literally!) your story unfold.
Screen captured from www.seussville.com
Click here and see for yourself! It’s easy peazy!
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Can't get to the library? Visit one from home: Mrs. P's Library! It's an interactive online library full of fun activities and of course, books which you can choose to read on your own or have Mrs. P read aloud to you!
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