Tabletop Theatre - The Ugly Duckling

Here, essential skills are stimulated, which are great for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• In role play, your child recreates everyday situations through play, imitates us adults, and creates their own universe.
• Encourages your child to practise social skills, such as being able to lose, listen, trade toys, or wait their turn, being patient and tolerant, and making an effort to read the situation.

Suitable for ages 3 yrs. to 7 yrs.

All over the world, people across different cultures tell stories about the same themes. Being able to understand and tell a story with a beginning and an end is a very important skill to have. This skill can be practised by telling a story again and again and preferably talking about it along the way, asking questions, and adding your own touch to the story.

Physical props can be a great help in teaching children to understand stories and storytelling. This wonderful play set lets your child have fun with storytelling. In addition, it's a super nice way to bring a fairy tale or story to life. The storyteller is not hidden away behind a book but gets to be active and in contact with the little listeners, who get to join in the story instead of being passive.

Great for story telling together at home and in nurseries and kindergartens – or for people with special needs, such as dementia.