The pupils of Groß Steinrade primary school had the great idea of creating their characters from iron-on beads. With the help of suitable templates, the creative process can be supported and the pictures can be wonderfully decorated with everyday objects such as bottle caps or plastic nets. Perhaps this is the right inspiration for you. Have fun with it!
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In the book ‘The Search for a Mysterious Island’, children told a story while crafting paper ships. The little ships found their way through the story almost all on their own. You can find out more in our video. Enjoy!
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The book "How Can the Future be a Success?" proves it.
Although the illustrators did not agree on one uniform type of illustration, the illustrations form a harmonious whole. You can see how this works in the video. Enjoy!
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You can see the journey from potato to picture book in the video. Enjoy watching!
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Of course, this is just one of many ways to create a paper theatre. If you have other ideas, why not give them a try!
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In the picture you can see: Mayor Steffen Gärtner (right), integration commisioner Britta Müller (2nd f. r.) and Holger Schölzel (left) giving Mohana (10) from Iran and her parents the bilingual picture book wrapped in paper and some chocolate.
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However, the library Paderborn might give a different answer. On YouTube, they have published a Video reading of the story of the ant. By clicking the link on the Video you will find the reading in Spanisch and German.