Imagination in Action: Stories, Music, and Yoga
We turn learning into an active adventure where stories come alive and every child finds their rhythm through music and movement.
During Literacy Week, costumes came to life. Our children dressed up as their favorite book characters, like Cinderella, and shared the stories they love. It was a magical day of seeing literature leap off the page.
Let's pull the strings of imagination. For Literacy Week at Thanisandra, our teachers used props to create a captivating storytelling experience, weaving valuable lessons into the magic of the narrative.
Puppets in motion, lessons in action. Our teachers at Kothanur became master puppeteers during Literacy Week, using this playful art form to foster a love for stories and language in our little learners.
We kicked off Literacy Week at Kothanur with 'Tune and Tale Time' by TALA Education. The session was a magical fusion of music and storytelling that ignited the children's imaginations and set the stage for a week of creative learning.
Once upon an adventure. Our storytelling sessions are a cornerstone of the Little Red Hen experience. I believe that listening to stories in a group helps children develop listening skills, empathy, and a boundless imagination.
Do, re, mi, let's make music together. In partnership with Tāla, our music sessions are filled with singing, movement, and play. I love seeing the pure joy on a child's face when they are lost in a song.
Lights, camera, action. Our dramatics and theatre activities give children a stage to express themselves. Here, two performers are captivating their audience, building confidence and communication skills.
We turn up the volume on learning with Tāla's 'Sing, Move & Play' program. Music is a powerful tool for development, and these sessions unlock creativity, cognitive skills, and endless fun.
Happy International Yoga Day. Here, one of our older yogis demonstrates the calm and focus that yoga brings. We believe in introducing mindfulness early to help children build self-esteem and confidence.
On International Yoga Day, we celebrate how our circle time yoga sessions promote physical health and emotional well-being. The children love stretching into animal poses and finding their balance, both on and off the mat.
About Imagination in Action: Stories, Music & Yoga
Our approach to these sessions is active rather than passive. We partner with experts like TALA Education for music because we want children to understand rhythm through full-body movement, not just by sitting and clapping. It creates a space where they naturally build coordination and confidence without even realizing they are in a structured class.
We believe that at this age, children learn best when they are fully immersed in the experience. That is why our Yoga Jamboree and storytelling sessions are designed to be tactile and interactive. You will find our educators using props, puppets, and projectors to transform a simple book into an interactive journey, turning 'once upon a time' into a 'there and then' moment.
These activities serve a bigger purpose than just fun. The music sessions led by TALA help children develop listening skills and cognitive abilities through sensory engagement. Meanwhile, our early years yoga is not about perfect poses. It is about helping children manage stress, improve concentration, and build body awareness through animal-themed movements that they can easily mimic. We keep group sizes small, which allows our teachers to notice when a child is ready to lead a story or needs a bit of encouragement to join the circle. We operate in Kothanur and Thanisandra, offering a safe, home-like environment where children feel secure enough to express themselves freely.
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We are a team of educators who believe that every child has a unique story to tell. We focus on getting to know your child, not just teaching them, to create a space where they feel truly at home and ready to explore.
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