The young child often lives in the world of make-believe, so he or she slips easily into the narrated story. The child readily identifies with the characters, experiences the adventure, and absorbs the meaning. Children intuitively know that the story can help them learn about themselves and understand the world around them. Stories encourage the development of feelings and empathy and speak to the inner child. Stories are heard by the brain but felt by the heart.
Children always ask for more.
Practices are called as needed and tailored around the schedules of our student members. Students also have to practice at home to prepare for performances . Some practice sessions are after school as needed. Who Was Not Afraid of Anything. Selection Criteria for BME Tiger Talesters To be considered for membership in the BME Tiger Talesters Storytelling Troupe, students must fill out an application and return it before the application deadline.