Tiny Tales
A story-based curriculum for grades K–5

Small stories.
Big impact.

Thirty weeks of unforgettable stories that bring literacy, emotional intelligence, and character development together.

Bring Tiny Tales to your school
Pedro the penguin waving
Carlo the crab
What is Tiny Tales?

Stories kids love.
Lessons that come alive.

Each week, students meet memorable characters, explore a meaningful life lesson, and connect it to their own world through conversation and activities.

3D digital storybooks

Illustrated, cinematic stories introduce a new character lesson each week.

Grade-level worksheets

Comprehension, reflection, discussion, and activities designed for K–5 learners.

Easy to facilitate

Guides and speaking and listening opportunities make the lessons simple to bring into class.

The Tiny Tales universe

Words that change worlds!

Penny, Pip, Pedro, and Pete in front of a snowy castle

Penguin Playground

Mindset, confidence, and perseverance.

Marley, Finn, Tavi, and Carlo together in Coral Cove

Coral Cove

Kindness, empathy, and gratitude.

Hank, Leo, Gigi, and Zara in Savanna Springs

Savanna Springs

Courage, teamwork, and resilience.

Milo, Kip, Kiki, and Lula in Jungle Jamboree

Jungle Jamboree

Healthy habits and emotional regulation.

Jack, Ellie, Eddie, and Murray hiking in Mountain Peaks

Mountain Peaks

Leadership, focus, and personal growth.

Student assemblies

Launch Tiny Tales with a story they’ll remember.

Bring the lessons to life for your whole school with an energetic Tiny Tales assembly.

Pedro and friends at Penguin Playground

The Power of Yet

Pedro discovers that “I can’t do it” can become “I can’t do it yet.” A story about trying, practicing, and growing one step at a time.

Jack and Coach Rizzo at Mountain Peaks

Strong Starts Small

Jack dreams of lifting the biggest weight, but Coach Rizzo helps him see that strength grows through guidance, patience, and steady practice.

Tavi and friends at Coral Cove

Oops to Opportunity

When Tavi makes a mistake, she learns to look again, learn from it, and turn an unexpected “oops” into a new possibility.

Easy for teachers · powerful for students

A simple weekly rhythm

Each lesson takes about 20–30 minutes and can fit into morning meetings, literacy blocks, SEL time, counseling groups, and more.

  1. 1Read the story
  2. 2Facilitate discussion
  3. 3Complete student activities
  4. 4Provide feedback
Coach Rizzo giving a thumbs up
Marley the manta ray

Let’s bring Tiny Tales to your school.

See how the stories and lessons can work for your students.

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