Joseph Sarosy is the co-author of How to Tell Stories to Children, published in 21 languages, and a freelance writer for Fatherly. He teaches a small group of children in the wilderness near a large canyon, now in their seventh year.
“This book will help to promote storytelling as a key educational tool.”
Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE, Founder of the Jane Goodall Institute & UN Messenger of Peace
The simple day-to-day stories that you tell your children will become some of the most lasting memories of their lives.
The Juniper School
Engaged, science-based learning directly on the surface of the earth.
Recent Writing
Explore the science and art of joyful learning in a new podcast with Joseph Sarosy, co-author of How to Tell Stories to Children and the creator the Juniper School.
Videos on Storytelling
Podcast on Storytelling
44 episodes - 18,000 listeners
Telling stories with your children is one of the richest experiences you’ll ever have. Something happens when two or more people sit and listen - truly listen - to each other. You move beyond the story, into the warmth of your hearts, creating a memory the two of you will never forget. Use this podcast to get started. Find your voice. Then liberate yourself from us and everyone else. You’ll shine, and your children will treasure those experiences for the rest of their lives. So will you.
Find our entire library of podcasts at howtotellstoriestochildren.com
Joseph Sarosy on Fatherly
Teaching Outdoors During the Pandemic, and Why I’ll Never Go Back - June 4, 2021
One Simple Rule that Makes Spending Time with Kids Easy and Fun - December 4, 2020
6 Tips to Create an Engaging Homeschool or Remote Learning Environment at Home - August 5, 2020
What It’s Like Living Off-Grid During the Pandemic - June 15, 2020
The Best Article You’ll Ever Read on Elimination Communication (No Diapers) - July 16, 2019
City Kids Can Explore Wilderness, Too. This Forest-School Teacher Explains How
April 4, 2019
My 7-Year-Old Doesn’t Watch Any TV (and Doesn’t Want To)
March 12, 2019
Off Grid Kids
I wrote a blog called Off Grid Kids from 2016-2019. It’s what got me started, so it’s very raw and real, and I like that.
