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Jun
28

Storytelling – Kids Learn A Lot From Stories

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Storytelling – Kids Learn A Lot From Stories

It is very important for adults to understand the impact of storytelling on children. For you, the story may be nothing more than a piece of fiction that has been designed to entertain kids. However, kids will not treat the stories as a bit of fake fiction. They will visualize each and every word you say and will try to live the story in their imaginative mind. It is very important to choose stories carefully and say it properly because More

Jun
27

Art of storytelling

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Art of storytelling

Storytelling has taken a back seat in today’s world, but this was not the case always. Storytelling has been historically an inspirational tool through which the ancients would pass on wisdom, experiences and actual happenings which have played a major role in shaping our culture today. This has been a continuous process from generation to generation. In earlier times parents used to settle all the children together at a specific place and tell them the stories. They never used to More

Jun
2

Travelling Games

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It can be very tricky perfecting the art of travelling games. First trips tend to be overburdened with bulky or heavy games and puzzles. Often, however, over confidence results in leaving the house with not enough activities for a long trip. I recently learned my lesson taking one of those low cost flights that has three stop overs and now understand that I need to travel with an arsenal of activities that require no kit.Story telling games are perfect for More

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“Storytelling captures an aspect of childhood experience when being told a story was a common ritual. It’s a warm place for most of us and in some ways represents our first experience in really listening.” - Paul Lansky