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"SaY" it with a Dance: Ganpati Bappa Morya
A dance to express our undying love for Ganpati Bappa!
SaY India
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"SaY" it with a story: A Lac of Rupees for a Piece of Advice
We have an obligation to read aloud to our children. To read them things they enjoy. To do the voices, to make it interesting for them.
SaY India
9 min read
"SaY" it with Culture: Why your child must read Indian authors too
Representation in storytelling matters!
SaY India
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"SaY" it with Education: Build Reading Fluency Over the Summer
Summer is a time for trying new things. Summer can also be a time for falling backward on academic skills like reading fluency.
SaY India
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"SaY" it with Parenting: One Thing To Help You Bond Better With Kids
What do you mean by a story? What exactly it tries to do to a reader? What are the benefits that it gives out to you?
SaY India
3 min read
"SaY" it with Culture: Fables, Folktales, Epics and FOOD!
Little do we realise that food has seeped into our consciousness at a very early age — through folktales, parables, fables, and rhymes.
SaY India
5 min read
"SaY" it with Education: The Problem With High School English
I have a real problem with the books that are being taught in high school.
SaY India
4 min read
"SaY" it with Education: Learning Languages through Stories
Encouraging your child to read or listen to stories should therefore help them to learn a second language in a way that is not only fun, but
SaY India
4 min read
"SaY" it with Festivals: Lohri
Let purity come, dirt depart. Dirt is uprooted and its roots cast in the fire.
SaY India
5 min read
"SaY" it with a Story: Fascinating Indian Folk Tales
Whether it is to preserve history or provide moral lessons, ancient folk tales have served a much bigger purpose that just entertaining peop
SaY India
7 min read
"SaY" it with a Mission: Securing our Heritage
Spin A Yarn India is on a mammoth cultural mission to preserve India's fairytales, folklore and fables
SaY India
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"SaY" it with a Story: How 'Once Upon A Time ...' is different in different cultures
From Korea to Germany to Nigeria, every culture has its own version of ‘once upon a time’ – and most are more interesting than the English
SaY India
5 min read
"SaY" it with Education: How to teach * ANY * language to your child
To learn a language, it is MOST important for the children to enjoy themselves while they learn.
SaY India
3 min read
"SaY" it with Inspiration: Why Role Models Matter
Our Children Learn From Watching Us. If She Can See It, She Can Be It.
SaY India
5 min read
"SaY" it with Education: Should Children read more books in Local Languages?
It's not about the pride associated with local language, but demolishing the idea that standard languages are the only way to learn.
SaY India
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"SaY" it with a story: How to excel at storytelling
A story can carry us anywhere and everywhere… into a world where anything is possible
SaY India
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"SaY" it with Inspiration: Daughters of India
‘Daughter of India’ takes a look at five of India’s women pioneers. These are the inspirational stories of women in Indian history.
SaY India
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"SaY" it with Inspiration: Meet the only five women in India who have been awarded the Bharat Ratna
Out of a list of 48 individuals having received the Bharat Ratna only five female recipients have been women!
SaY India
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"SaY" it with Devotion: Navratri
Navratri, (Sanskrit: “nine nights”) is a festival in honour of the divine feminine.
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2 min read
"SaY" it with a story: How Mohandas became the Mahatma
Mohandas didn't become the Mahatma overnight. Read the incidents that defined his journey!
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1 min read
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