Crayola and Audible Inspire Creativity in Classrooms Nationwide
Ten Schools Across the Country Awarded Audible Story Studios
Students returning to school from summer break can now enjoy Audible Story Studios, which include tablets, headphones, cozy seating, a three-year gift membership to Audible, and
The initiative builds on the collaboration last winter between Audible and Crayola, designed to inspire children and empower educators with tools that combine audio storytelling with creative activities. The Audible Story Studios were awarded through a sweepstakes during Crayola Creativity Week, a free global creative learning program that highlights the power of creativity across core subjects, including language arts and literacy. Audible was one of the official sponsors of Creativity Week 2025—themed "Imagination in Action"—which brought together more than 820,000 teachers and 13.2 million students from 122 countries.
In addition to the national winners, Audible has also gifted Audible Story Studios to two public schools in
"At Audible, we believe in the transformative power of stories and imagination to catalyze a more equitable society. Our collaboration with Crayola brings this vision to life, reflecting our commitment to expanding opportunities for youth globally, as well as investing in our headquarters city of
The following schools and educators were randomly selected from thousands of sweepstakes entries:
- Saluda Middle School,
Lexington, S.C. (Sherry Minick ) - Worley Elementary,
Canton, Ohio (Mindy Ickes ) - Three Rivers School,
Channahon, Ill. (Lise Offerman ) - Spring Hill Junior High,
Longview, Texas (Jayne Pleasant ) - Yellow Creek School Center,
Middlesboro, Ky (Amber Hinkle ) - Tikigaq School,
Point Hope, Alaska (Harlee Harvey ) - Woodbine Elementary School,
Sacramento, Calif. (Brian Peck ) - Meadow Lane Elementary,
Lincoln, NE (Kim Ziemann ) - St. Agnes Catholic School,
Louisville, KY (Laura Dant ) - Kleberg Elementary School,
Dallas, Texas (Deborah Sims )
"Crayola has long supported creative teaching and learning in schools. Listening to stories can be a powerful experience that not only stirs the imagination but also encourages children to put that imagination into action, building life skills such as literacy, problem-solving, critical thinking, and self-expression," said
Last November, Crayola and Audible also released a collection of exclusive "Imagination in Action" activity sheets—ranging from coloring projects to creative sketch prompts—for listeners to creatively engage with select Audible children's titles such as Disney Frozen: Olaf's Quest and Peppa Pig's Play-A-Long Podcast leading up to Crayola Creativity Week.
Launched in 2022, Creativity Week is a standards-aligned, seven-day educational event that provides schools, families, and libraries with inspiring and interactive content delivered by world-renowned creative talent to support creative learning across subject areas. The annual virtual event is an integral part of Crayola's Campaign for Creativity advocacy program, which speaks to the importance creativity as an essential life skill in preparing children for success in any career.
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Crayola: Constance Walker
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484-538-7571
Audible: Hannah Dithrich
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510-333-2071
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