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Interactive Story Lab

Story games and book adventures for older students: storyboards, alternate versions, illustrated scenes, media projects, and playful group experiments.

How it works

Students explore books and stories by making storyboards, alternate endings, illustrated scenes, short media pieces, and playful interactive story experiments
Sessions can include shared story prompts, group play, creative retelling, image work, mini movies, and simple story-game projects
Topics might include mysteries, fantasy adventures, classic story adaptations, historical fiction, or student-created worlds
The club treats stories as something students can discuss, remix, perform, illustrate, and play with together

Best fit

Strong fit for students who like stories but want something more active and social than a traditional reading discussion
This is generally the older-student counterpart to Creative Stories, with more room for group projects and layered story experiments
It bridges literature, creativity, media, and playful game-like structures in a natural way
Students who like mysteries, choices, character arcs, images, books, or story worlds should feel at home here

Registration

Join the interest list for updates about the next Interactive Story Lab session and when this club is running again.

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