The 'Doll as a Bridge to the Book' workshop for parents includes a theoretical section on reading books and their importance for child development, using a doll to tackle daily challenges, and encouraging learning. The workshop includes practical exercises in applied doll animation.
The workshop includes a theoretical part about reading books and their importance and contribution to a child's development from birth. It covers the importance of play in child development, puppet theater, learning basic principles of puppet animation, and practicing puppet animation. We will expand on how to use puppets to handle various challenges at home or in other environments, how to encourage learning and development through puppets, and how to mediate books with the help of a puppet.
We will answer questions such as: When? How many? And which books? Including screens. The workshop includes practical animation exercises for the use of puppets in daily life from birth to school age.
Facilitator: Inbal Bleich Ramer - Speech Therapist
Target Audience: From birth to crawling (not included)