Family Workshop for pre-readers

Program per day

Color to stories
The colors will lead this story session. Short stories such as “color trill” and “In their own color” verses and riddles are selected so that children and their parents can approach a narrative, recognizing the possibility of mixing and the sensations they provoke when recognizing them in the landscape or as protagonists of the stories.
A flipchart is prepared where the primary colors are represented and they are mixed to tell the story.

How many stories do I tell?
The numbers will be the protagonists of this session. Stories and verses are selected to recreate narratives that involve numbers and numbered correlative events such as “A rainy day.” There will also be rhythmic games to energize the activity.
Families are invited to replicate certain sounds to form polyrhythms that are entertaining using simple elements (not very noisy) that require concentration and participation of all attendees.

Faces we see stories we don't know
The protagonist of this session will be the face and the senses, the stories and verses that describe the parts of the face and the body, with them an entertaining atmosphere is created between parents and children in which they are invited to follow the narrative by making certain movements and identifying the parts of the body where the described senses develop.
There will be very large ears, nose, hands, eyes and tongue to play a game, they are placed on one of the parents ahead and as the story is narrated the son will put that organ that corresponds to the meaning narrated.

I tell worlds
This day the protagonist will be the stories from different parts of the world, with the help of a planisphere and a world map we will place the stories in different locations, climates and landscapes.
Told in Kamishibai format, Japan and the Japanese butai will provide the basis to give a context and a common thread to the stories. With these elements, the format is presented to them, Japan is discussed, elements such as butai and hyoshigi are shown, the context in which the kamishibai storytellers emerged.