Yay! Good news. Subang Jaya Book exchange Programme will be holding another storytelling session in conjunction with World Book Day, which is celebrated on April 23 every year.
Storytelling Session will be held on 20th April 2014 , 2pm to 3pm.
The story telling will be by Anne Ooi of Roving Books Suitable for children aged between 4 and
8. As per their Facebook, all children are welcome but each must be accompanied by a
parent/guardian. Priority will be given
to registered kids. To register, please send an e-mail to
sjbookexchange@gmail.com with child's name and age, parent/guardian's
name and contact number.
The storytelling session will be followed by a book exchange session that starts from 3-5pm. Book exchange will not begin until storytelling session is over so for those who only intend to exchange books please go over after 3pm.
The storytelling session will be followed by a book exchange session that starts from 3-5pm. Book exchange will not begin until storytelling session is over so for those who only intend to exchange books please go over after 3pm.
I still remember the last story telling session by Anne. It was so much fun.
There was a break and we did some exercises.
Sure get the blood circulation going.
I love her story telling . So vivid. Even adults were enthralled.
AHem......at last got two "audiences" who kesian me and listen to my story telling la.
So...you going to join me or not? Jom let's go to BEP's Storytelling day.
Date : 20th April 2014 .
Time : 2pm to 3pm.
Location : BEP Cabin, Jalan USJ 12/2F. GPS 3.041068 : 101.574987 / N 03°02'28.0 E 101°34'30.7
Thank you for sharing this. Too bad I seldom go subang area. Small Kucing wants to be penglipur lara? He looks like a good story teller in the photo.
ReplyDeletelikes to imitate
DeleteStorytelling is a wonderful thing! Something that is very personal in this world of tech and computers.
ReplyDeletetrue what you have said
DeleteHave fun this round, small kucing. :)
ReplyDeletei think sure will
DeleteHahaha, the last picture so funny la.. J so clever boy la, conduct story telling.. Eh, got 2 audience also considered audiences ma, kan? Even if there is only one audience, the show must go on.. If there is more than 1 people, then the show must continue, agree?
ReplyDeleteWhen I was in primary skool, I was always chosen for story telling competitions and events.. No, not becoz my English was good, it was becoz nobody wana be "mangsa" and they faster voted for me whenever there was any English story-telling competitions.. You know, after you did it once, then forever you needed to do it coz they will keep selecting you..
Everytime whenever there is a story telling competition, the teacher will select a few students, and then ask the rest to vote.. Others pandai lor, don't wana become "mangsa" so faster vote me, kesian you know, like kena used only.. But later, things were not that bad, the teachers will not select me coz they said I always kena liao, so it's time for other students to try.. Pheewww !!
wah terror ah you...not scared ah...
DeleteThe 3rd empty chair belongs to Auntie Reanaclaire... just wait... one day when I retire, I go down more often :) Listen first, hor.. .
ReplyDeletewahhhh...wanna wait for you to retire ah....still long time to wait leh
DeleteCome, come...tell me a story! I'm all ears!!!
ReplyDeleteyou come here la...so far leh
DeleteMamarazzi didn't pretend to listen also? ;-)
ReplyDeleteno la...Mamarazzi busy hunting for books
DeleteWah... nice la got story telling. :-)
ReplyDeletewas fun listening to it.
DeleteSo what kucing talking about ? Food ?
ReplyDeletenot food lo
Deleteoh yeah, Uncle SK remembers this storytelling session!! and yeah, look at the kids, they were so into the story and enjoyed the session so much.. love the way Auntie Anne did the storytelling, with an interim break to get the kids rise and did some exercise.. sitting there for an hour surely affects the blood circulation, so it's great to have a little stretching mid of the session :)
ReplyDeleteShe have greatvtalent lor. we all laughed a lot at her jokes
Deletehahaha!! Small Kucing also wanna be a storyteller?? hmmm, why just sat there facing the three empty chairs?? should first go to see Auntie Anne personally, and asked her if there is any tips to make the storytelling fun, sure she will remember Small Kucing and the next time, she will be setting up a VVIP front row seat for Small Kucing.. :)
ReplyDeleteNah...that time Auntie ANne already gone back....
DeleteUncle SK remembers last time while in primary school, we have a 1-hour lunch break (remember Uncle SK studied from 7:30am till 5:30pm??), so some parents would bring lunch for the children and visit them in classes.. there's the mother of a classmates who sometimes would tell us stories during the break, especially on Friday we have 2-hour break, then she would get us to interact rather than just listening, and those picked to interact and responded well will be rewarded with sweets.. ah, nice memories.. :)
ReplyDeleteso nice of the mother leh...at least can have relaxing time
DeleteJ is so talented in story telling lah. good good!
ReplyDeleteada gaya aje
DeleteGood morning ...that's a great story-teller growing up... practise make perfect!
ReplyDeleteThanks....will try to do
DeleteWhoa, a potential storyteller! Cool!
ReplyDeletemuhahahahaha.........sure put people to sleep
DeleteSounds very interesting! The kids sure love the session~
ReplyDeletenot only kids...adults too
DeleteIts a lovely event and so knowledgeable to trigger the creativity in kids. Your little one is doing good too.
ReplyDeletethe storyteller inspired him
DeleteI go KL, Small Kucing, u tell story to me, can?
ReplyDeletecome la
DeleteThese events are really meaningful for kids. I used to take my son to these storytelling events too when he was a kid. Bet you guys had fun!
ReplyDeleteeveryone had fun :)
DeleteThat's fun, what story was J telling???
ReplyDeleteentah what story la ...LOL
DeleteI guess all kids enjoy hearing stories. What a fun day.
ReplyDeleteyea and Anne can tell a story real good
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