Tilly Tales: Recent Episodes
Randolph Douglas
Tilly Tales are a collection of fun stories for children, with a young girl - Tilly - at it's heart. Using audio story books helps develop a child's imagination as well as offering parents an additional resource to keep your kids entertained. Aimed for children aged 3-7, each episode offers a learning opportunity for you to engage your child with as well as occasional fun interactive elements for them (and you) to enjoy. N.B. We advise parents read the episode notes to check the teaching point for that episode is an area you are willing to engage them on after the story.
Many kids are worried about getting a vaccine or injection. The coronavirus pandemic alongside parents/guardians getting vaccinated has made the idea of them getting an injection much more real.
In this Tilly Tale podcast, Tilly voices her concerns about getting a vaccine injection through her teddy Gerald. Each question is answered in a simple way to help your children be confident in getting a vaccine injection when they need one - with a top tip to use if they're nervous.
Today's Tilly Tale sees Tilly overcome gender and disability discrimination, showing that anyone can enjoy, and be good at football. For the footy fans, see if you can spot the amazing women we've referenced too.
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Freesounds.com SFX from: Quistard, Gregorquendel, Tyops, Softwalls, DavidJGurney, JohnsonBrandedEditing, JayFrosting, SpliceSound, Dersupernation, Jimhancock, InspectorJ,SamuelGremaud
This Tilly Tale introduces the concept that there are more relationships in the world than just between men and women. Using toys that match together (or rather, don't) provides a gentle introduction to the idea of same sex partners to your children in an accessible and fun way
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Thanks to Freesounds for the sound effects- listed on TillyTales.co.uk
In this children's story, Tilly learns the importance of names. We can have a tendency - particularly with non-English names - to abbreviate them or make them fit more closely with our culture. This can be quite disrespectful to people and their culture, and harmful to their confidence and self esteem. So help your children get into good habits and not misname, with this Tilly Tale.
Sound effects from FreeSounds.com. See TillyTales.co.uk for full details
Teach your kids the importance of recycling and how to do it with this interactive children's story that you can play along with.
In the story, Tilly and Dad go for a walk in the woods, help a furry friend, and play the Recycling Game!!
Sounds taken from FreeSounds.com, view the list at Teach Your Children Recycling!! (tillytales.co.uk)
This Tilly Tale challenges the myth that jobs are gender specific, and promotes children doing whatever they want to when they grow up, however they identify.
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Thanks!
Sound effects from FreeSounds.com
inspectorj: ambients children playing
samelgremaud: slide whistle
laserlife: kids in classroom
panskalan-iri: ambulance
In today's story, Tilly gets a little too competitive, and learns about being a sore loser when playing a game with friends and family
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In the first Tilly Tale in this series of children's stories, we meet our new friend Tilly.
The lesson we look at in this story is how everyone is a little bit different, and we shouldn't be mean or treat others badly because of a difference they might have to us.
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Tilly Tales is a series of audio stories for modern children. Each episode offers a learning opportunity around issues children now face: Gender, race, LGBTQ+, sustainability, mental health, and loads more. So come along and join our young friend Tilly on her fun next adventure. She can't wait to meet you!
Note: Expected audience aged 3-7