“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 the 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.

• 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
• Leopard gets a Drum- “I won’t share”, said the leopard, to all the animals in the jungle. How will the leopard learn about sharing? Come listen to a story and sing along a lovely song. Make your own story scroll. Materials needed: A4 sheets, colours- pencil/ crayons
• Stella, the elephant- Rumbling and trumpet, stomp and sway, its elephants all the way. Listen to the stories of how Stella got a long trunk and big flapping ears. Listen to two stories and make your own tiny tale.
• Bunny Blue- Bunny blue is different. Not just because he is blue, but also because he wants to learn much more than what bunnies do. Come enter the world of Bunny Blue who learns that there is no limit to learning. Materials needed: 2 square sheets, sketch pens, cello tape/ double-sided tape. Parental supervision during activity
• So what if I am small- Pablo, the little Turtle gets teased for being small. See how he gains confidence and makes others look up to him. Materials Required: template for printout provided by Tour Operator, crayons, scissors, cello-tape
• Drego’s Sore Throat- A naughty baby dragon eats too many ice-creams and loses his voice. What would happen to him? Will his voice come back? Materials needed: printed sheets (template for printout provided by the tour operator), paper scissors, cello tape/ glue drops (parental supervision)
  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- A4 sheet, sketch pens, crayons
• Tales from mythology 1- 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 favourite part of the story. Materials needed: A4 sheets, colours- pencil/ crayons
• Story of Ramayana, an Indian epic narrated with props and puppets.