SaY India1 min"SaY" it with a Story - #AStoryADaYWe 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 India15 min"SaY" it with Culture: Why Storytelling is Important for CultureStorytelling is so intertwined with any culture that you could almost say that culture is storytelling!
SaY India5 min"SaY" it with Culture: Storytelling Traditions Across the World: New ZealandStorytelling isn’t just entertainment, it’s a way to protect your heritage and culture. A lot of cultures have rich storytelling traditions.
SaY India3 min"SaY" it with Culture: Importance of Storytelling Traditions Across the World - Morocco Stories have special powers. Not only are they entertaining but they are also ways to communicate morals, lessons and culture.
SaY India3 min"SaY" it with Culture: Importance of Storytelling Traditions Across the World - India Storytelling has different forms and mediums across the globe. But every story has a common purpose no matter the country or medium.
SaY India5 min"SaY" it with Education: Reading Aloud can help you bond with your kids and make them better readersReading with your child is a practice that creates space for deeper independent learning and exploring.
SaY India9 min"SaY" it with a story: A Lac of Rupees for a Piece of AdviceWe 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 India4 min"SaY" it with Stories: Stories Matter - Learning & MoreStorytelling provides imagery-building skills, creates an attentive listener, expands interest into new areas.
SaY India3 min"SaY" it with Culture: Why your child must read Indian authors tooRepresentation in storytelling matters!
SaY India3 min"SaY" it with Education: Build Reading Fluency Over the SummerSummer is a time for trying new things. Summer can also be a time for falling backward on academic skills like reading fluency.
SaY India3 min"SaY" it with Parenting: One Thing To Help You Bond Better With KidsWhat 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 India5 min"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 India4 min"SaY" it with Education: The Problem With High School EnglishI have a real problem with the books that are being taught in high school.
SaY India7 min"SaY" it with a Story: Fascinating Indian Folk TalesWhether it is to preserve history or provide moral lessons, ancient folk tales have served a much bigger purpose that just entertaining peop
SaY India3 min"SaY" it with a Mission: Securing our HeritageSpin A Yarn India is on a mammoth cultural mission to preserve India's fairytales, folklore and fables
SaY India11 min"SaY" it with a story: The BrâhmiN Girl that Married a TigerIn a certain village there lived an old Brâhmin who had three sons and a daughter. The girl being the youngest was brought up most...
SaY India3 min"SaY" it with a story: Carl the Deer Loved to PeerHe peered over here and he peered over there, Observing the world with an unblinking stare He wondered at windows and peeked into homes,...
SaY India5 min"SaY" it with a story: A Lesson for Kings Once upon a time, when Brahma-datta was reigning in Benares, the future Buddha returned to life as his son and heir. And when the day...
SaY India2 min"SaY" it with a story: A Field Mouse and a WolfOne day a little field mouse saw a she-wolf in the shade and quietly she spoke to her, although she was afraid. I wish that I could be...
SaY India26 min"SaY" it with a story: The Boy Who Had a Moon on His Forehead and a Sun on His ChinIn a country were seven daughters of poor parents, who used to come daily to play under the shady trees in the King’s garden with the...