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Featured Sessions
Make the Story Your Own
Writing an alternative ending to the story: After finishing the story, the child can imagine and write a new ending based on what they would like to happen. This activity helps develop writing skills and encourages creative thinking.
A Message of Thanks
Children return to the story by choosing a character that stayed with them and imagining how that character might speak, act or respond. Through role play and discussion, they explore feelings, different perspectives and the many ways a story can inspire gratitude and expression.
School Performance: The Two Ghaf Trees
A school performance presented by students of the Bateen World Academy
Marine Life & Zoology in the UAE
Storytelling In Collaboration with Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi
Picture the Story
How closely did you follow the story? Children take part in a playful challenge built around its characters, events, and key details, using questions and visual responses to test what they remember. The session turns reading comprehension into a lively game of attention, imagination, and discovery.
Drawing Culture: Bringing Emirati Stories to Life Illustration Workshop
Join Emirati illustrator Rawan Alyahmadi for an interactive storytelling session of her book "Athba’s Gift", as she explores the thoughtful ways culture and heritage are woven into her characters and visual storytelling.
Jointed, Armoured, and Awesome: The UAE's Terrestrial Arthropods
Storytelling
People of Determination Bring Arabic to the Stage
Presented by students of determination.
The Story Holds the Answer
Every clue is already in the story. In this question-and-answer challenge, children revisit the characters, events, and important details to see how much they noticed along the way. The activity strengthens focus and comprehension while showing that close reading can be both rewarding and fun.