Library Storytelling Morning activity for January 2013
Come to the “telebration” with us! Monthly Saturday morning meetings from October to June where kids can enjoy selected stories in English, this time with Oliver (Brian) and Marcus as storytellers.
Recommended for children between the ages of 4 – 8.Thirty-five children per session and two adults per child maximum. 45 minutes approx.
The activity forms part of the library services for library members, with an optional 2 for 1 registration. This means each child with a library card can bring one guest.
Library members will need to show their library card and send an e-mail to library@iie.es confirming their participation in the activity any time from the first day of the month and up to the week of the Storytelling morning.
Non-members who want to participate have a symbolic associated cost of €3 per child for each session. The tickets can be obtained at the library check-out desk the same week of the Storytelling morning up until 15 minutes before the beginning of the activity.
If at some point the number of members registered reaches the maximum capacity limit we will announce that tickets are sold out through the IIE Facebook page.
January 2013 storytelling around the book:
“Rabbit cooks up a Cunning Plan” by Andrew Fusek Peters & Bruno Roberts
Saturday, January 19th 2013
at 11 a.m. – English version (for advanced level learners)
At 12:30 p.m. –English version with some Spanish to help understand. (For Intermediate English level learners)
Mountain Lion terrorizes all the forest animals, and preys on them for his supper. One day, they come up with a plan to try to protect themselves, yet they are not safe until Rabbit cooks up a cunning plan which brings them lasting freedom. Retold with a twist by storyteller, poet and anthologist Andrew Fusek Peters, tales from around the world provide an insight into cultures other than our own.
(The mountain lion terrorizes all the animals in the forest and eats them for his dinner. One day they come up with a plan to try to protect themselves but they won't be sure until the Rabbit concocts a cunning plan that brings them a freedom lasting.)
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