Primary school children benefit especially from the high multi-sensory quality of the workshops.
The colours, textures, shapes, sounds and smells of Hinduism come alive as children see and hold bright, beautiful dolls of Rama, Sita, Hanuman, Krishna and Radha; feel the softness and richness of the fabrics as they dress in child-sized saris, turbans and prayer shawls; move through the simple but expressive steps and poses of a Bharat Natyam dance; experience the relaxation and peace of yoga and pranayama breathing exercises.
Workshops are tailor made to suit the developmental stage of the children--even abstract concepts like reincarnation are made easy to understand for little ones.
The colours, textures, shapes, sounds and smells of Hinduism come alive as children see and hold bright, beautiful dolls of Rama, Sita, Hanuman, Krishna and Radha; feel the softness and richness of the fabrics as they dress in child-sized saris, turbans and prayer shawls; move through the simple but expressive steps and poses of a Bharat Natyam dance; experience the relaxation and peace of yoga and pranayama breathing exercises.
Workshops are tailor made to suit the developmental stage of the children--even abstract concepts like reincarnation are made easy to understand for little ones.
Primary teaching ideas for your classroom (coming soon)
Do you have a great teaching idea for teaching Hinduism that you'd like to share here? If so, please email it to me and I will publish it credited to your name.
Do you have a great teaching idea for teaching Hinduism that you'd like to share here? If so, please email it to me and I will publish it credited to your name.
