“Birds, animals, boats with their sails,
All come out to share their tales”.
Puppets, headgears, pictures, and books- bring stories alive.
Come listen to stories and create your own; make puppets, and engage in craft. Each session has a different story with a unique outcome.
These live interactive sessions are ideal for children aged 4- 7 yrs old; we will cover one of the following stories in the session.

• Pete the Cat and other stories- Sing along stories of a charming blue cat, who loves to wear white shoes and blue sunglasses. These stories are an adaptation of Eric Litwin’s stories on Pete the Cat. The storytelling session is followed by singing songs and making puppets on our fingers. Material needed: sketch pens
• A Boxful of Magic- A polar bear, a pirate, a witch, a clown, and many more… which world would you like to travel to? A story followed by making the magical hat you would wish for. Materials needed: A 4 sheet, sketch pens
• Drego’s Sore Throat- A baby dragon eats too many ice-creams, what would happen to his voice? Would he get scolded by his mamma? Materials needed: colored sheets, paper scissors, cello tape/ glue drops ( parental supervision)
• Mixed Up Chameleon- If you have a choice, what would you like to be? A story of a chameleon based on Eric Carle’s story told with large picture cards. The story is followed by an activity of drawing out an animal with special superpowers. Materials needed: A 4 sheets, sketch pens
• A Gift for Santa: Santa brings us presents every year but what if he goes on a strike? What would Mrs. Santa and elves do? Listen to a charming story and make your own box puppet. Materials required- a small box, paper, crayons/ sketch pens, pencils, cello-tape, glue drops
• Ele Ele Elephant- Rumbling and trumpet, stomp and sway, its elephants all the way. Enter the world of amusing and lovable elephants with strange names like Gajapati Kulapati and Ranganna. Listen to two stories and make your tiny tale.
• Paper Play- a Storigami- A boat, a mike, a camera, what else can a piece of paper turn into? A do-it along with origami while you listen to the story. Materials needed: square paper
• Tales from mythology- Stories of Baby Krishna- Come and listen to enchanting tales of Lord Krishna when he was a little child like you all. What would you do if you were in his place? Materials needed: A4 sheets, colors- pencil/ crayons
• Tales from mythology 2- Ganesha- our friend- The pot-bellied adorable god with an elephant trunk has many tales to share from his childhood. Come and become a part of his world. Stories followed by drawing your favorite part of the story. Materials needed: A4 sheets, colors- pencil/ crayons
• Tales from mythology 3- Hanuman- the lovable and devoted god with the face of a monkey comes to charm you as he shares his adventures across the sky. Come fly with him and follow your dreams. Materials needed: A4 sheets, colors- pencil/ crayons