Kamishibai mit seitlichem Einschub, dur

The Fascination of Kamishibai: Experience Stories Picture by Picture

Exploring foreign worlds, experiencing adventures, or discovering new knowledge: children love it when educators or teachers tell them stories with pictures. With the Don Bosco Kamishibai, the storyteller slides their images into the wooden stage frame, opens the folding doors, and begins to narrate their story picture by picture - now also using side inserts, which allows for new play effects.

Don Bosco Kamishibai: a sturdy storytelling theater made of wood with side inserts and an open back. High-quality features: frame with folding doors made of 1.2 cm thick veneer wood with child-safe hinges. Designed for all Kamishibai picture card sets in DIN A3. Picture-supported storytelling for children to promote language development in nurseries, kindergartens, and primary schools. An ideal educational offering: for free storytelling, retelling stories, or conveying factual knowledge.

From Japanese Paper Theater to Language Promotion in Kindergartens and Primary Schools

Kamishibai has a long tradition in Japan. There, the performer tells stories for children and adults with the picture box on the street: short texts to changing images that are slid into the Butai, the stage-like frame. A fascinating presentation technique that educators, teachers, and pedagogues have also discovered in Europe. They use picture-supported storytelling, for example, as a building block for creative language promotion in kindergartens and primary schools. The Kamishibai has also proven effective for reading sessions or for conveying factual knowledge.

With this Don Bosco Kamishibai, it is now possible to reveal the pictures using side inserts. The suspense builds: the children can guess even better what the next picture will be!.