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Storybook Adventures & Themed Playdates

byOpenhouseWorkshops at 10 locations in Bengaluru & 2 in KolkataStarts from800 per childView full gallery

Books are just the beginning here. We pull stories off the page and into the real world with hands-on workshops that turn reading into an immersive, messy, and loud adventure.

Our "Bob the Builder" themed event is all about construction play. This graphic shows how kids can engage in block-printing, slimy "cement" sensory play, and building a mini city with various materials.

Beep beep! Our little explorers learned all about their neighborhood by driving through a mini city we created, complete with a cafe, library, and traffic signals. This activity boosted their gross motor skills and social awareness.

The Color Monster came to class! We read the book and then did a splash painting activity, using colors to represent emotions. This helped children understand feelings while building fine motor skills.

It was a bear-y fun day! A mother and child participate in a sing-along during our Winnie the Pooh themed playdate, a perfect moment of shared joy and storytelling.

Our Winnie the Pooh playdate is full of sticky, silly fun. This poster details the activities, including honey slime fun, Pooh storytime, and alphabet adventures, all centered around the beloved bear.

Counting got a little muddy today. For our farm animals theme, kids made "muddy piggies" by dipping their fingers in wet mud, learning about textures and numeracy skills at the same time.

Big smiles and bright colors were the theme of our Shapes & Colours Playdate. A child happily walks across a colorful number mat, engaging in active, play-based learning.

A tiger came to tea, and our teacher came as the tiger! We love to fully embody the characters from the stories we read, making the experience truly magical and memorable for the children.

Play-based learning got a shark twist today. Our little pirates walked a wooden plank over a "shark-infested" ocean, a fun challenge that enhanced their balance, coordination, and gross motor skills.

This poster for our Shapes & Colours Carnival Playdate is inspired by the art of Eric Carle. It invites kids to a living story of color, texture, and joyful mess.

About Storybook Adventures & Themed Playdates

Unlike a standard library hour, our sessions are built for active movement. If we're reading 'The Tiger Who Came to Tea,' you won't just hear the story; we have an educator dressed as the tiger leading a tea party potluck. We focus on participation where kids get to touch, feel, and create, often taking home a physical project like a muddy-piggy art piece or a hand-crafted hat that helps them remember the narrative concepts long after the session ends.

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