Stories

Explore our series of nine storybooks to help children learn about their emotions and understand that movement can be used as a strategy to regulate their emotions. Each book has a corresponding version, which  allows readers to ‘add their own images’ to create a personalised version of the story.

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I can move when I feel sad

In this story, Koala supports children to learn about what it can be like to feel sad and how moving can help!

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I can move when I feel angry

In this story, Kangaroo supports children to learn about what it can be like to feel angry and how moving can help!

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I can move when I feel bored

In this story, Kookaburra supports children to learn about what it can be like to feel bored and how moving can help!

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I can move when I feel scared

In this story, Koala supports children to learn about what it can be like to feel scared and how moving can help!

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I can move when I feel worried

In this story, Koala supports children to learn about what it can be like to feel worried and how moving can help!

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I can move when I feel disappointed

In this story, Kangaroo supports children to learn about what it can be like to feel disappointed and how moving can help!

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I can move when I feel annoyed

In this story, Kookaburra supports children to learn about what it can be like to feel annoyed and how moving can help!

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I can move when I feel over-excited

In this story, Lizard supports children to learn about what it can be like to feel very excited and how moving can help!

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I can move!

In this story, Koala, Kangaroo, Kookaburra and Lizard support children to learn that everyone can move in their own way, fostering positive attitudes about diversity, inclusion and self-determination.