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Family storytelling

For Family Storytelling: Pass the Story Fork, Please: http://familyeducation.com/article/0,1120,22-10295,00.html

Storyteller Odds Bodkin shares one simple way in which families can share their stories at the dinner table.
Great Odds: Ideas from a Master Storyteller: http://familyeducation.com/topic/front/0,1156,2-4488,00.html

Storyteller Odds Bodkin helps parents tell stories that will thrill and excite children.
Family Stories: http://www.cathyspagnoli.com/telltips/family.htm

Storyteller Cathy Spagnoli encourages family storytelling by suggesting how families can find and share their own stories.
For Parents: http://www.cathyspagnoli.com/telltips/parents.htm

Storyteller Cathy Spagnoli encourages family storytelling by suggesting how parents can share stories throughout their daily activities.

Art of storytelling

Story Arts Online: http://www.storyarts.org/

Created by storyteller Heather Forest, this easy to use site includes excellent resources for teaching storytelling in the classroom, including lesson plans, storytelling techniques, and a library of great stories to tell
StoryNet: National Storytelling Network: http://www.storynet.org

This network has links to information about tellers and events. You can find out about the National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee, and link to Tellebration, a world-wide storytelling event. A link to a storytelling listserv is also included.
Storyteller.net: http://www.storyteller.net

This network has links to information about tellers and events. You can find out about the Read articles about the history of storytelling and get tips for developing your own "inner-teller." The site features the "Daily Amphitheatre," where you can listen to a selection of storytellers online.
The Storytelling Ring: http://i.webring.com/hub?ring=storytelling

The Storytelling Ring is a ring of sites throughout the Web featuring resources, organizations and events dedicated to the vocal art of telling stories.
The Art of Storytelling: http://www.eldrbarry.net/roos/art.htm

Explore all the usual links to sites, but also discover more information on how to become a fine storyteller.
Portland Story Theater: http://portlandstorytheater.com/

"The spoken word for sophisticated listeners." Join them for some evenings of storytelling for adults in October and November.
Portland Storytellers' Guild: http://www.portlandstorytellers.org/

The guild's goal is "to bring together and nurture people who tell, listen to, and love stories by elevating the art and power of storytelling in all its forms into our daily lives."

Storytelling Websites

Family storytelling

Art of storytelling

Listen to stories online

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