Rhythmic gestures help develop children’s oral skills
Telling stories with rhythmic gestures has a positive impact on the children’s narrative abilities.
Telling stories with rhythmic gestures has a positive impact on the children’s narrative abilities.
Storytelling is something I grew up on with my paternal grandparents.
Dusk settled on Sainte-Cecile square and the oil lanterns cast a soft yellow light as a storyteller took to the stage and bound the audience with a magic spell of
Five young storytellers will compete for the title of Storytelling King or Queen on the second day of Inquirer Read-Along Festival on Oct. 7.
Playwright J-mee Katanyag has written a children’s musical about a young boy, Popoy, who tries to save his forgetful grandmother, Luna. He does this by looking for her stories
To gather a bunch of sixty plus children aged 7-13 years who not only speak different dialects but also come from far-flung regions with diverse cultures, teach them to perform a song and dance number, participate in storytelling and craftsmaking activities, and encourage them to get along with each other in just three days is a herculean task indeed.
Have you ever had your parents (or grandparents) tell you a story as a child? The fascination you had as you listened to fantastical tales in different voices probably entertained
The children storytellers are back. “Kuwentong Bata, Kuwentistang Bata,” the Lampara Children Story-telling Competition, is now in its fourth year. Following on the success of last year’s competition, Lampara Publishing,
It’s not easy to convince children to choose vegetables and fruits over sweets and junk food, but storytelling definitely helps.
AS PART of the recent National Heritage Month (NHM) celebration in Cebu City, book-giving and storytelling sessions were held at the Rizal Memorial Library and Museum, popularly known as the
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