The document outlines the Storypals program, which uses intercultural storytelling to enhance global competency in preteens. The program has 7 stages: 1) introduction of authors, 2) team building, 3) creating characters, 4) developing story recipes, 5) creating a story, 6) writing an epilogue, and 7) publishing. The goal is for students to unlearn prejudice through imagining other perspectives and collaborating internationally to influence the world with shared values.
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About Storycookers & Storypals
1. I. Storycookers - Question
What can we do to help children unlearn prejudice
and preconceptions and thus become free to imagine?
At the same time, what can we do to empower them
with core abilities required for higher education,
careers, happiness and meaningful life?
by Storycookers
5. II. Storycookers
Vision
Mission
Trustworthy education engineering company that inspires authentic growth
and happiness in all stakeholders which empowers the company to
revolutionize global competency education for preteens.
Philosophy
All components of educational engineering at Storycookers must create
educational environment that support our program users to build growth
competency and apply them to global competency.
Enhance global competency of preteens by using intercultural
storytelling as ameans of collaboration for advancing values that
have personal, local, and global significance.
8. Time for preparing my story journey.
Stage 1 - Stage 2 - Stage 3 - Stage 4 - Stage 5 - Stage 6 - Stage 7
Introduction of Authors
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9. Stage 1 - Stage 2 - Stage 3 - Stage 4 - Stage 5 - Stage 6 - Stage 7
Team Building
Time for preparing our story journey.
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10. Stage 1 - Stage 2 - Stage 3 - Stage 4 - Stage 5 - Stage 6 - Stage 7
Time to create our unique character.
Storypals Characters
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11. Stage 1 - Stage 2 - Stage 3 - Stage 4 - Stage 5 - Stage 6 - Stage 7
Story Recipes
Time to practice creating a story by inviting other storypal characters.
Once upon a time, ...
Everyday,
One day,
Because of that,
Because of that, ...
Until finally, ...
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12. Stage 1 - Stage 2 - Stage 3 - Stage 4 - Stage 5 - Stage 6 - Stage 7
Creating Our Story
Time to pick our favorite story recipe(s) and create our final story.
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13. Stage 1 - Stage 2 - Stage 3 - Stage 4 - Stage 5 - Stage 6 - Stage 7
Time to reflect on our achievements, lessons learned, and feelings.
Epilogue
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14. Stage 1 - Stage 2 - Stage 3 - Stage 4 - Stage 5 - Stage 6 - Stage 7
Time to publish our story to be shared with families and friends.
Publishing
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16. Stage 1. Introduction of Authors
I am...
1-1. Introduce yourself
1-2. Take an author profile photo
(You can choose to substitute the photo with a self-portrait.)
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17. Our Ideas for Successful Collaboration
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2.
3.
2-1. Brainstorm your ideas for successful collaboration
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Stage 2. Team Building
18. 螳
豺
1. Each person in the class write a probabl conflict situation on a card.
2. Collect all cards and mix the cards.
3. Each person pick a card.
4. Gather in teams and test collaboration strategies.
5. Make a short class presentation about your findings.
Conflic Cards
2-2. Test your ideas for successful collaboration
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Stage 2. Team Building
19. Stage 2. Team Building
2-3. Select your know-how for successful collaboration
Our Know-how for Successful Collaboration
1.
2.
3.
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22. A:
Character Keyword
Bibimbob
B:
Character Personality
Background Topic
spoon
vegetabl
e
Chili
material
Character
keyword
Chili
hot
Character
keyword
spicy
joyful
red
passi
onate
Stage 3. Storypals Characters
3-3. Focus your ideas
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23. Stage 3. Storypals Characters
3-4. Sketch your character
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24. Stage 3. Storypals Characters
3-5. Color your character
Character Profiling
Name:
Age:
Place of Birth:
Personality:
Special Aspects:
Recent Worries or Curiosity:
Dream or Wish:
3-6. Create a profile
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26. 4-1. Pick (a) storypal character(s) created by other authors
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Stage 4. Story Recipes
27. 4-2. Experiment by creating various story recipes
Once upon a time, ...
Everyday,
One day,
Because of that,
Because of that,
Until finally, ...
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Stage 4. Story Recipes
28. 5-1. Free Discussion
1) Preparation: - Select a team meber to be responsible of writing down discussion contents.
- Have empty papers, pens, and post-it papers ready.
2) Set a time limit and have each member write down ideas for the story on post-it papers.
There should be ONE idea writen down for ONE post-it.
3) When time is up, spread the post-it memos on a table or on a wall and group similar ideas together.
4) Discuss ideas for bridging the different set of ideas.
5) Take turns and speak out loud one sentence to create a story draft.
The team member in charge of writing down the discussion contents should write down the ideas.
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Stage 5. Creating our Story
29. 5-2. Storyboard Discussion
: Lets link story draft with illustrations.
1) Find used papers and prepare storyboards by numbering the papers.
You choose between horizontal or vertical use of the storybaords.
2) Spread the storybaords on a table or a wall to discuss ideas.
On one side, you can sketch
corresponding illustrations for your
story.
On the other side, you can write
corresponding texts for your story.
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Stage 5. Creating our Story
30. 5-3. Minibook Test
1) Make a minibook
2) Get feedbacks from friends outside your team, family members and teachers.
You can sketch your illustraion on the top.
You can write your story on the bottom.
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Stage 5. Creating our Story
31. 5-4. Finalizing our Story
: Incorporate feedbacks to start finalizing your story.
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Stage 5. Creating our Story
32. 5-5. Edit and Improve
: Continue to edit your story by checking grammars, spellings and contexts while improving the quality of
illustrations.
Upgrade!
Upgrade!
Upgrade!
Stage 5. Creating our Story
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33. Stage 6. Epilogue
Film message from the authors (About 3 minutes in total)
1) Greet your audience and riefly introduce team members
2) Briefly introduce storypal characters in the story
3) Share the main message that you want the audience to know
4) Thank and say goodbye to the audience
6-1. Message from the authors
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34. Stage 6. Epilogue
6-2. Write a Team Epilogue
Throughout this project, we
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35. Stage 7. Publishing*
(*In some cases, this stage may be done by Story Mentor or other supporters.)
7-1. Compile Image Files
Scanned illustrations and photos
7-2. Compile Text Files
Typed author profile, story and epilogue
3. Share everything with your Story Mentor
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Editor's Notes
, 襦蠏碁 襷り鍵 谿語企慨語. 蠏碁Μ螻 轟 襦蠏碁襯 覈 れ蟆 螻旧企慨語.
Please explain the five promises to the students refering to the basic guide as follows:
1. Respect: Treat others as you want to be treated.
2. Focus: Always remind youself of your goals and what is the most important at the given time.
3. Positive attitude: As you will soon experience, creating a story as a team is not an easy work. It will be in fact, a very challenging work. But as long as you don't give up, you can do it.
4. Try-my-best attitude: Be courageous and trust yourself, and be encouraging and trust your friends.
5. Have fun: There is no such thing as one single correct answer in STORYKITCHEN. Imagine as much as you want and play around with your ideas. Set your creative genius free.
, 襦蠏碁 襷り鍵 谿語企慨語. 蠏碁Μ螻 轟 襦蠏碁襯 覈 れ蟆 螻旧企慨語.
Please explain the five promises to the students refering to the basic guide as follows:
1. Respect: Treat others as you want to be treated.
2. Focus: Always remind youself of your goals and what is the most important at the given time.
3. Positive attitude: As you will soon experience, creating a story as a team is not an easy work. It will be in fact, a very challenging work. But as long as you don't give up, you can do it.
4. Try-my-best attitude: Be courageous and trust yourself, and be encouraging and trust your friends.
5. Have fun: There is no such thing as one single correct answer in STORYKITCHEN. Imagine as much as you want and play around with your ideas. Set your creative genius free.