3rd Month: Storytelling

What Will Your Pupils Learn?

• Language Development: Children will enhance their vocabulary, improve their sentence structure, and develop better verbal communication skills through listening to and narrating stories.
• Listening Skills: By engaging in storytelling sessions, children will learn to listen attentively, follow along with narratives, and comprehend the plot and characters.
• Creativity and Imagination: Storytelling stimulates a child’s imagination, encouraging them to think creatively and visualize the stories being told.
• Memory and Recall: Children will practice remembering details from stories, which helps improve their memory and recall abilities.
• Moral and Ethical Understanding: Many stories come with lessons or morals that teach children about values such as honesty, kindness, sharing, and empathy.
• Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving: Through discussing story plots and characters’ decisions, children can develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
• Cultural Awareness: Exposure to a variety of stories from different cultures helps children appreciate diversity and understand different perspectives.
• Social Skills: Participating in group storytelling sessions fosters teamwork, turn-taking, and respectful listening to others.
• Emotional Development: Stories often explore a range of emotions, helping children to recognize and understand their own feelings and those of others.