The creation of a children's story // The sad story of Juancito
I am the mother of a cute boy of 4 years and a half of age, he is studying the first level of preschool, for his closing project "the magical world of reading" he was assigned the realization of a story.
For the realization of the story the Teacher of my son, I indicate the following criteria:
- The content must be done through eye-catching images.
- The story must be related to some feeling (fear, joy, anger, sadness, love).
- The material must be resistant, lasting in time.
- The most creative stories will be selected for the closing of projects.
Realization of the story
We started with the elaboration of the story, my husband (dad) made the main idea for the realization of the story, focused on sadness. It was based on a real life story, currently it is no secret for anyone the situation in my country (Venezuela), where it is very common to see street children. These street children always come knocking on the door of my house to ask for food.
When they knock on the door of my house, my son is always on the lookout and tells us to go out and open the door. When they are the street children we give them something to eat, my son is always very restless about the situation and asks questions like Why do these children come to ask for food? Why don't they have a house? Where are their parents?
Image 1. Sketch of the story, made by dad.
Subsequently, Mom continued with the realization of the story, a real life story turned it into a wonderful fable. Using the imagination and the computer, I designed each one of the pages, trying to place colorful images.
Image 2. Design of the story in the computer.
Once the whole story was designed, it was printed on recycled paper, so that my son could start practicing the story.
Video 1. My son practicing the story at home.
Then we continued with the elaboration of the story, in cloth. The following materials were used:
- Scissors
- Chalk
- Fabric
- Thread
- Synthetic cotton or wadding padding
- Sewing machine
- Cold Painting
- Marker
- Brush
- Pencil and eraser
Image 3. Materials for the elaboration of the tale, made of fabric.
Image 4. Measurements, cut and drawing on, the fabric.
Image 5. Story made of canvas, painted with cold paintings and markers.
After finishing the story and my practical son for the last time. He presented it in his classroom and was selected for his closing project.
Image 6. Selection of the story by: creativity and excellent handling of the story.
We finish with the presentation of my son, in his school. We are parents, very proud of our son!
Video 2. End of project "the magical world of reading".
Story the telling.
- Once upon a time there was a boy walking down the street called Juancito who was very poor.
- He had no parents, no house and no food.
- One day he came to Isael's house to ask for food. Isael's parents gave Juancito a plate of food and a delicious cambur.
- Isael was very sad for Juancito, so he prayed to God.
- Diosito we beg you to please help all the children of the world, because they deserve to be happy; to have a very nice family, a little house with toys and delicious food every day, amen".
- Juancito got a nice family that adopted him, ate delicious meals every day. In addition, he lived in a small house with many toys and a cute dog.
- "Colorín colorado this tale is over"
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What a lovely idea!
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This is such Amazing work and a great display of how parents should take the time to work with their children! I love how you created the story and then drew it out on fabric to make a visual book! Excellent idea and congratulations that it was selected!
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So creative. Reminds me a book pillow I got for my oldest when he was 2 years old.
The story is touching, thank you for sharing 😊
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