The Deluxe Story option is the story and activity set made for your convenience and joy. With everything you need provided and ready to use.
 
This includes the following items:
A hard copy of the story printed and bound
An Instruction Booklet printed and bound
24 craft templates printed and cut (if you need extra these can be bought individually as well, please be in touch so we can organise the exact number).
Craft items for the craft activity
Bonus Game Card
 
Everything is beautifully packed to make your experience special and magical.
 
Drinks, Potions & Goo is a story from the book The Magic Toadstool.
 
Backstory of The Magic Toadstool
In the middle of a forest, where pixies, animals and witches live and fairies play, there is a beautiful toadstool. Unlike the other toadstools, this toadstool has no magical creatures living in it, but there is always something going on. Smoke comes out of the chimney, lights go on at night and sometimes sounds can be heard from inside. The toadstool has a life of its own with its own magical powers. When the little rocking chair begins to rock on top of the roof, the toadstool is ready to take someone on an adventure. The next story is about to begin. 
 
The focus of this unit
Imagination and Storytelling. This unit sounds quite simple and straightforward, but imagination and storytelling is key to a child’s development. This unit allows the students to use their imagination fully, become part of the story world where everything is possible, while subconsciously learning how a story is set and structured. This unit is created to show children the potential of their own storytelling ability and give them the confidence and joy to tell stories. 
 
Story Synopsis and Focus
Melanie and Francis were in big trouble. They didn’t listen to their mother and now they had done something very naughty. This is a fun story that follows the adventure of Melanie and Francis as they try and make things right again in the land of Drinks, Potions & Goo.
 
We have all been in the awful situation where we know we have done something that we shouldn’t have. This story is about having the courage to own up to what one has done and how important it is to articulate things properly.