Picture cards for our storytelling theatre: The Queen Bee

Three brothers and three unsolvable tasks: Diving into the world of fairy tales togetherFairy tale stories offer primary school pupils an ideal opportunity to expand their vocabulary and learn to tell stories independently. In the fairy tale "The Queen Bee", they accompany three unequal brothers who have to pass difficult tests in order to redeem three princesses from an eternal sleep. But only one of them showed compassion for animals in need along the way - and gets unexpected help.The A3-sized colour pictures - printed on extra-sturdy Kamishibai board - captivate with loving details and promote more empathy in our daily dealings with people and nature.The Queen Bee: A story by the Brothers Grimm in 11 pictures for the KamishibaiFairytale motifs for primary school children: Of talking animals and righteous heroesHelping others is worthwhile! With colourful illustrations by Petra LefinIncludes a text template and performance tipsGives further impulses, for example on the subject of bees or the protection of speciesThe Kamishibai opportunity for lessons and storytelling sessions: Grimm's fairy tales in picture book cinemaThe special attraction of Kamishibai in kindergarten or primary school is that you always keep your children in view during the presentation. As the picture cards are pulled out of the frame one by one, you can easily adjust the pace of the storytelling to the needs of your audience: In this way, you enable the children to have a lively encounter with the cultural asset of fairy tales. If the children are involved in the action through dialogue or become storytellers themselves, this stimulates their imagination and trains them to speak freely. A modern introduction to the topic of fairy tales and a plea for love of nature and consideration: the stimulating series of pictures for the interactive board enables children of primary school age to experience the story of the three brothers together.