Fables Library

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Calm animated stories, learning gardens, Story Weaver, and reflection resources for parents and educators.

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Parents & Educators: Start Here

Children do not always have words for what they carry. Fables Library brings together animated stories, reflection guides, Story Weaver, and learning games to help families and educators encourage conversation, imagination and early learning.

Our song-rich animated stories and reflection guides support conversation, understanding, and growth.

Watch Animated Fables Discuss Reflection Guides Create Story Weaver Play Learning Gardens

Fables Library is for parents and educators who want screen time to become a doorway into language, emotional awareness, creativity, compassion, and connection.

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The Deer Call featured video thumbnail showing a young fawn standing before the shadow of a stag in a green forest.

Story Weaver: Create or Choose a StoryStory Weaver

Create a personalized fable, or choose an illustrated story to read or listen to.Create a story, or choose one to read and listen to.

A child lying with a sleeping puppy reads a glowing storybook as golden swirls of imagined forest scenes rise into the night sky.

Guided Reflections

Browse Videos with Guides

Three warm storybook bears walking through a glowing forest with a compass.

Continue the story beyond the screen with reflection guides for families and educators. Explore feelings, ideas, and questions together through gentle prompts and activities.

Continue the story beyond the screen.

Learning Gardens

Nine interactive learning gardens for early literacy, number sense, feelings, creativity, directions, and spatial orientation. Choose an area to explore together.Explore words, numbers, feelings, creativity, directions, and spatial orientation through play.

No sign-up
Calm, child-led play
Made to explore together

Age guide: ranges show typical activity readiness, not a test or limit. Younger children may enjoy selected activities with a grown-up.

What would you like to explore today?

Letters & sounds

Animal Alphabet

Ages 3–8

Meet letters through animal stories and picture guides.

26 letters Saves progress Printable journal

A friendly ant raising a wooden letter A among watercolor flowers.

Sounds & blending

Sounds & First Words

Ages 4–9

Hear letter sounds and blend them into words step by step.

Sound play Word blending Visual guides

A bluebird singing colorful musical notes on a leafy branch.

Spelling practice

Spelling Board

Ages 5–9

Read a clue, choose letters, and build familiar words.

A–Z board Helpful clues Garden progress

A kitten stacking wooden alphabet blocks that spell CAT.

Number recognition

Number Forms

Ages 4–8

See the same number as a digit, word, dots, dice, fingers, and objects.

Counting Number forms Part-whole thinking

A smiling bunny holding carrots and a card with the number 3.

Counting & time

Counting & Time

Ages 3–10

Count, compare, tell time, and notice seasonal patterns.

Numbers Clocks Days & seasons

A tree with a clock face showing all four seasons in its branches.

Color discovery

Color Mixing Garden

Ages 4–10

Mix colors, build rainbows, and discover color in nature.

Color mixing Nature facts Visual guides

A bee painting red, yellow, and blue flowers with a brush.

Social-emotional play

Oakley’s Feelings Garden

Ages 3–10

Explore feelings through weather, music, stories, and pictures.

3 ways to explore 24 visual guides

Two little goats playing violin and guitar under a rain cloud and a bright sun.

Hands-on creativity

Shadow Theatre

Ages 4–9

Make shadow animals, try hand math, and create a theatre game.

Offline play Hand math Posters

A hedgehog making a rabbit shadow on the wall with its paws.

Directions & maps

Pip’s Command Garden

Ages 4–10

Plan paths, predict outcomes, and practise directions with Pip.

3 play paths Sequencing Map skills

Pip the ladybug standing between two pale arrows pointing left and right.

Poster Corner for ParentsPoster Corner

A squirrel teacher shares illustrated ideas with young woodland animals in a sunny forest clearing.

A guide rabbit in a green cloak points the way at a forest signpost while a young bunny holds a map beside a glowing lantern.

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