Story packs
Curated sets of personalized stories, grouped by what your child is working on. Buy a single pack in the wanderly app, or get every story with Premium.
17 packs
Big feelings get easier to handle when a child can notice them, name them, and try out what to do next. Across these stories, children practice reading their body's signals, finding words for feelings, rethinking unkind thoughts, and choosing how to respond.
Good friends aren't born; they're built from small moments, and children practice those moments here by choosing what happens next. Across these stories, they explore meeting someone new, saying hello and goodbye, checking in on a friend who's struggling, and finding words for hurt feelings.
Speaking up takes more than a loud voice. It means knowing what to say, how to say it, and when to ask for help. Children practice finding kind, clear words for their feelings, their needs, and their limits, in moments like spots in line, class rules, and a friend's hurtful mistake.
Children practice noticing their impulses, pausing, and choosing how to act with others. These stories explore good choices, calming big feelings, why shared rules protect everyone's space and bodies, and how a group works best when each person helps keep it safe.
Children practice finding courage when something feels big, whether that's a first day, an unfamiliar activity, a tricky game, or a moment with friends that needs honesty. Across these stories, they notice their feelings, try again after setbacks, and explore what helps them keep going.
Children practice the everyday jobs that make a day run smoother, from getting dressed and brushing teeth to switching tasks and tidying up. They explore how thoughts and feelings show up when routines get tricky, and try out choices that help them get started and keep going.
Sharing is hard, and this pack gives children room to practice it. They explore the pull to hold on, the sting of a skipped turn, and the pang of a friend getting close to someone new, then choose how to settle the feeling and what to do next.
Moving from one thing to the next can feel like a lot at once. In these stories, your child practices noticing big feelings and choosing a small next step through hard switches, new friend groups, busy new routines, and greeting or saying goodbye to people.
Children practice finding their voice: noticing a feeling, naming it, and choosing to say what's true. Across these stories, they speak up to a friend who stung without meaning to, stand up for someone being left out or laughed at, and share what matters to them aloud.
Practice the skills that help a child feel at home in the classroom: listening with their whole body, saying a first hello, kindly sorting out line mix-ups, and understanding that class and home are different spaces.
Your child will practice seeing rules as a way of caring for people, then use that idea to make safe choices. Across the stories, they explore what makes a good choice, what rules protect, how to write fair rules for a shared space, and what to do in an emergency.
These stories celebrate a child's ideas and feelings, whether they're inventing a sport, naming a superhero, or steering a race. Practicing creative choices with warm, affirming responses builds confidence and gives you moments to laugh and connect side by side.
Friendship gets bigger when we make room for each other, and your child practices that here. Across the stories, they notice a friend's hard day, welcome new groups, move from jealousy to "more is more," team up on a tricky challenge, and bring people together.
Children practice confidence, curiosity, and playful problem-solving by steering their own adventures. Across quests, spy missions, farm chores, dragon lore, and open-ended storytelling, they make the choices, feel capable, and find that their ideas belong.
Children practice noticing and valuing who they are: their strengths, feelings, and the choices they make. Across stories about their favorite things, imaginative play, the person they're becoming, and kindness that includes caring for themselves, they explore self-awareness and self-acceptance.
This pack helps your child practice noticing and naming what they appreciate about the people in their life. Across the stories, they explore gratitude and belonging through moms, dads, grandparents, teachers, and the communities they're part of.
In Wild Rescues, your child steps into the helper role, practicing empathy and curiosity as they care for animals who need a hand. Across four stories, they make choices, notice how wild creatures feel, and explore real facts about wolves, Arctic foxes, tarantulas, and whales.