Creative Storytelling

By: Speaking Out Collective
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  • Summary

  • Engaging storytelling for kids and their grown-ups, shared by members of Speaking Out Collective. All stories deserve to be questioned, so every episode includes an invitation to explore, discuss, and play with the tale. It's up to you how your version of the story will go!
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Episodes
  • Episode 4: Tinarina: The Girl Who Wouldn't Grow

    Episode 4: Tinarina: The Girl Who Wouldn't Grow
    Dec 22 2020
    Engaging storytelling for kids and their grown-ups. After the story, we invite you to discuss, play, and transform the tale. How will your version of the story go? This episode Tessa shares her adaptation of the Italian story "Tinarina: The Girl Who Wouldn't Grow".
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    12 mins
  • Episode 3: Ubasuteyama

    Episode 3: Ubasuteyama
    Dec 9 2020
    Engaging storytelling for kids and their grown-ups. After the story, we invite you to discuss, play, and transform the tale. How will your version of the story go? This episode Kiyoko Motoyama Sims shares her adaptation of the Japanese legend "Ubasuteyama: The Mountain Where We Abandon Our Elderly Parents"
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    12 mins
  • Episode 2: The Bremen Town Musicians

    Episode 2: The Bremen Town Musicians
    Nov 30 2020
    Engaging storytelling for kids and their grown-ups, shared by members of Speaking Out Collective. We invite you to discuss, play, and transform the tale. It's up to you - how will your version of the story go? This episode we are telling one of our favorite Animal Tales - “The Bremen Town Musicians”.
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    16 mins

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