Korbinian und der Bär. Kamishibai Bildkartenset, mit 1 Beilage

How a bear became tame: Get to know Korbinian with the Kamishibai story Who was Korbinian and what miracles did he perform? From the perspective of an old bear, children of pre-school and primary school age learn the exciting story of the saint who shaped the Bavarian church in the Middle Ages. The Kamishibai picture cards about St Korbinian tell the story of his life and the miracles attributed to him. Immerse yourself and your little listeners in the captivating story about the patron saint of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising. The Corbinian Bear: a Kamishibai story for children who love animals and heroes 14 Kamishibai picture cards with text, lovingly illustrated by Petra Lefin Bavarian story with an exciting plot: The mysterious legend of the missionary and first bishop of FreisingChristian children's story in a vivid narrative theatre for the 1300th anniversary of Korbinian's birthDesigning religious education lessons in primary schools and children's church in a varied way How Korbinian and the bishop became friendsThe structure of the Kamishibai with its erectable frame, into which the individual picture cards are placed and pulled out one after the other during the storytelling, is perfect for presenting the picture story of St. Corbinian. The Kamishibai cards are therefore perfect for children's services or for religious education projects with children in nurseries, primary schools and special schools. In the child-orientated story, Urs the bear is transformed from a punished beast of burden into a friend of the saint. The figure of the bear helps the children to immerse themselves in the story. It conveys important topics of Christian education that St Corbinian exemplified: Friendship, humility and strong faith. An unusual story that conveys Christian values in a child-friendly way.