Storytelling

Online Storytelling Classes for Kids in Kolkata | Ages 3–7

Where Stories Help Young Minds Speak, Imagine and Grow

Stories are among the earliest ways children discover language, emotions, imagination and the world around them.

Jibon-O-Jeebika’s live online storytelling classes for kids aged 3 to 7 years are designed to make this natural love for stories an engaging learning experience.

Through carefully selected Bengali and English stories, children develop vocabulary, listening skills, comprehension, confidence and creative thinking in an enjoyable and age-appropriate environment.

Our storytelling classes go beyond simply reading a story aloud.

Children listen, observe, respond, predict, draw, discuss characters, answer questions and gradually learn to express stories and ideas in their own words.

Storytelling Course for Preschool and Early Learners

Young children learn best when learning feels like play.

Our storytelling programme has therefore been designed especially for children between 3 and 7 years of age, when language development, imagination, listening ability and communication skills are rapidly evolving.

Each story becomes an opportunity to introduce children to new words, ideas, emotions, numbers, surroundings and everyday situations.

Instead of placing pressure on children to memorise information, our mentors encourage them to think, participate and communicate naturally.

The aim is simple:

To help children become curious listeners, imaginative thinkers and confident communicators.

More Than Just Listening to Stories

A good storytelling class should make children active participants.

Depending on the story and age group, children may be encouraged to:

  • identify characters and objects
  • learn new Bengali and English words
  • answer simple comprehension questions
  • predict what may happen next
  • describe pictures and situations
  • draw scenes or characters
  • arrange events in sequence
  • express emotions and opinions
  • retell portions of the story
  • create their own endings or ideas

These activities make learning enjoyable while encouraging children to communicate freely.

Who Is This Storytelling Course For?

Our online storytelling programme is ideal for children aged 3–7 years, particularly children who:

  • love listening to stories
  • enjoy drawing and creative activities
  • are beginning to develop English vocabulary
  • need encouragement to express their thoughts
  • hesitate to speak in groups
  • need improvement in listening and concentration
  • are starting to read and recognise words
  • enjoy imaginative and interactive learning
  • are growing up with both Bengali and English around them

Children do not need any previous storytelling experience to join.


Online Storytelling Classes for Children in Kolkata

Jibon-O-Jeebika conducts its storytelling programme through live online classes, allowing young learners to participate comfortably from home.

Families from Kolkata, Salt Lake, New Town, Howrah, North Kolkata, South Kolkata and surrounding areas can attend the programme without spending additional time travelling to physical classes.

The Bengali-English storytelling format can be especially useful for children growing up in Bengali-speaking families while simultaneously developing confidence in English communication.

FAQ’s :

What is the best age to start storytelling classes?

Children can begin enjoying structured storytelling activities from around three years of age. Our programme is designed specifically for children between 3 and 7 years.

Are the storytelling classes suitable for 3-year-olds?

Yes. Activities are kept interactive and age-appropriate. Younger children are encouraged to listen, identify objects, answer simple questions and participate through pictures and creative activities.

Are the stories taught in Bengali or English?

The programme includes  Bengali  English stories, providing children with exposure to both languages.

How can storytelling improve a child’s communication skills?

Storytelling exposes children to vocabulary, sentence structures and different ways of expressing ideas. Interactive questions and narration activities also encourage children to communicate more frequently.

Can storytelling classes help a shy child?

Storytelling activities can give hesitant children a comfortable opportunity to speak through simple questions, character descriptions and short narration instead of formal public speaking.

What activities are included with the stories?

Activities may include drawing, vocabulary exercises, comprehension questions, sequencing, discussions, prediction exercises and creative narration depending on the child’s age.

Are these storytelling classes online or offline?

The programme is conducted through live online classes on Google Meet, allowing children to participate from home.

Admission fees : Rs1000/- payable yearly

Note : Class timing once finalized will not be adjusted thereafter Every Week One class. The timings will be finalized where majority of the students will be gathered.

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