Picture story cards "Es klopft bei Wanja in der Nacht", 12-pcs.

Helpfulness and peaceful coexistence are the main themes of this picture story, which is also suitable for the Kamishibai storytelling theatre.

On a bitterly cold winter's night, a little rabbit knocks on Vanya's door and asks for asylum. Vanya grants him permission, but when the fox and the bear ask to be let in shortly afterwards, things become critical: will the animals keep their promise and spend the night together peacefully in Vanya's hut?

This multi-award-winning story by Tilde Michels and Reinhard Michl provides the perfect materials for discussing hardship, helpfulness and peaceful coexistence, which makes it a creative approach to language development for all children aged 3 to 8.

Stories presented in the Kamishibai storytelling theatre leave a lasting impression and encourage discussion within the group. The pace of the story can be adapted to the children's needs and there is enough time and space for them to make their own discoveries.
With the Kamishibai method of picture-based storytelling, you can keep an eye on the children at all times and encourage them to contribute their own experiences. This simultaneously trains vocabulary and exposes children to other people's views and emotions.

• Picture story about helpfulness and peaceful coexistence
• A creative approach to language development in daycare centres, nurseries and primary schools
• 12 picture cards and text template

Dimensions: approx. 29.7 x 42 cm (DIN A3)

Contents:

• 12 picture cards, printed on one side
• Text template