Beatrys Lockie was born in Holland in 1927 and began to tell stories at an early age to anyone young or old who would listen. She moved to Scotland and was a class teacher at the Edinburgh Rudolf Steiner School in which stories form an integral part of teaching in the early years. After retirement she founded and ran a succession of kindergartens. She now lives with her husband in the Scottish Borders.
Telling Stories to Children Why tell stories? Getting started Creating a
mood Angels and fairies Animal stories Stories for special purposes Stories
for Children Aged Three to Four The Little Jug The Mitten The Pearl-grey
Cockerel The Tomten The Easter Hare The Star Child The Little Star's Search
Stories for Children Aged Five to Six A Farm Story How the Snowdrop Got its
Colour Lassie Hendrika's Adventure Miaula and the Twins Giant Grummer¿s
Christmas Ameliaranne and the Green Umbrella Joanna and the Jumble Sale Bad
Mousie Susannah's Bears The Seven Ravens The Lion and the Mouse The Story
of Beth Erwin the Elf Borka Granny Glittens and her Amazing Mittens Stories
for Children Aged Six to Seven King of the Birds How the Zebra Got its
Stripes How the Elephant Got its Trunk The Cat Who Walked Alone Long-nose
the Dwarf The Square Box Long-legs A Tale of Two Children King Grizzly
Beard Hans in Luck The Harp with Five Strings The Story of Ten Fingers The
Twelve Months The Five Goats A Tale of Nine Children The Dog with Two
Masters A Michaelmas Story Three's Company
