Little Storytellers Activity – August 2025
The Kindergarten Department organized the Little Storytellers Activity to encourage children to practice storytelling. This activity helps promote holistic development, including intellectual, emotional, language, and social skills. Additionally, it instills moral and ethical values in the children.
The activity is held every Friday after the “Moral Happiness” session. Children from each classroom take turns to tell stories to their friends. Besides building their confidence and public speaking skills, this activity also helps enhance their personal development and positive self-image.
Benefits of Storytelling:
- Cognitive Development:
- Storytelling helps develop analytical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
- Language Development:
- Listening to and telling stories builds vocabulary, listening skills, speaking abilities, and overall language use.
- Emotional Development:
- Stories help children learn and understand different emotions, both their own and others’, fostering empathy and emotional regulation.
- Creativity and Imagination:
- Storytelling stimulates children’s imagination and creative thinking.
- Social Skills Development:
- Storytelling encourages children to communicate with others, collaborate, and resolve conflicts.
- Strengthening Family Bonds:
- Storytelling is an activity families can enjoy together, creating joyful moments and enhancing family
Encouraging children to practice storytelling is a valuable and highly beneficial activity. Storytelling helps children grow into well-rounded adults, nurturing their intellectual, emotional, social, and spiritual development effectively.
