Charlotte the sheep and her friends. Kamishibai picture card set.

It's good to have friends: a story about courage and friendship for the Kamishibai sheep Charlotte doesn't care much when the old sheep shake their heads at her behaviour. Unlike them, Charlotte has lots of friends on the farm: she jumps in the mud with Eduard the pig and practices headbutting with Kunibert the bull, who always lets her win. The old sheep only realise the value of Charlotte's friendships when two young sheep get lost and all the farm animals immediately help her to find them. About solidarity, being different and friendship: The picture book story by Anu Stohner, told on 13 picture cards with text template for reading aloudNarrative theatre for kindergarten and primary school: Suitable for children aged three to sixBeing friends despite differences: the illustrations by Henrike Wilson invite children to discover and retell A picture book cinema full of storytelling opportunities: Practising storytelling and speaking with the kamishibai The storytelling theatre, in which the picture cards are inserted into a frame and pulled out one after the other during the storytelling, is suitable for language development in kindergarten and primary school with its playful approach. The pace of the story is adapted to the children's needs, leaving enough time for them to make their own discoveries in the lively illustrations. The story of Charlotte the sheep is suitable for talking to children about friendships and being brave. The colourful story cards are the ideal aid for the retelling. An invitation to younger and older children to explore what real friendship means and why friends stick together!