Storybox Playlist: Stories for a May Day Romp

This playlist’s theme is: Stories for a May Day Romp.

May Day is the half-way mark between the Spring Equinox and the Summer Solstice. It is a great time for celebration, as spring is by now in full swing. Flowers are blooming, bees are buzzing, and there is a general feeling of electricity and excitement in the air.

May Day has been celebrated for hundreds of years as a way to protect livestock, people, and crops and to encourage plants and animals to grow strong. In the past, people would create large bonfires, dance, sing, and have a large feasts. We hope that this playlist will help your family be inspired to create your own May Day celebration.

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Martin & Sylvia: Sample Stories

May Day

It’s May Day, and all Martin wants to do is join the big kids in the Maypole dance. Will he be brave enough?

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19 MINUTES
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Junkyard Tales

Flower Petals

The animals are preparing for the flower parade and the Warden discovers their decorations! What will they do?

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25 MINUTES
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Martin & Sylvia: More Adventures!

The Rainbow Table

After Sylvia enjoys a book about a feast using all the colors of the rainbow, she plans a Rainbow Table potluck! Will everyone…

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22 MINUTES
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So Many Fairies

Old Man Hickory

Old Man Hickory demands order. Then one day, the playful antics of two young chipmunks turn things upside down.

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23 MINUTES
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By Thistle By Thimble

The Barber King

Old Fisher, the barber of Elkhorn, is always available to offer up friendship and wisdom, but the townspeople don’t give him much business.…

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22 MINUTES

About the authors

  • David Sewell McCann

    David Sewell McCann

    Story Spinner

    David Sewell McCann fell in love with spinning stories in first grade – the day a storyteller came to his class and captured his mind and imagination. He has been engaged in storytelling all of his adult life through painting, film-making, teaching and performing. Out of his experience as a Waldorf elementary class teacher and parent, he has developed a four step method of intuitive storytelling, which he now shares through workshops and through this website.