When does the Kamishibai take place?

The event takes place on Monday, January 25, 2027, at 3:00 PM.

Where does the event take place?

The Kamishibai will be held in the Public Library – Anna Seghers at Anna-Seghers-Platz in 55118 Mainz.

What age is the story suitable for?

According to Don Bosco Media, the story is suitable for children aged 3 and up.

What is the story about?

A curious little wolf asks his father whether ten is a lot and how big, strong, wild, or fluffy he is himself. The answers lead to conversations about animals, self-perception, and love.

What educational value does the Kamishibai have?

The image-based storytelling supports listening, language, retelling, and discussions about feelings as well as one's own perception.

Is the event chargeable?

A specific event price has not been confirmed.

Kamishibai for Children in Mainz 2027

Name: You, Dad... is ten a lot? - Kamishibai
Start: 2027-01-25T15:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-01-25T15:00:00+01:00
Location: Öffentliche Bücherei - Anna Seghers

Big Questions, Little Wolves, and Lots of Love

A curious little wolf wants to know from his father: Is ten actually a lot? Am I big, strong, wild, and fluffy? In the Kamishibai You, Dad... is ten a lot?, children experience a heartwarming story about self-perception, comparisons from the animal kingdom, and the special bond between parents and children.

Pictorial Stories That Invite Wonder

On Monday, January 25, 2027, the small stage of the Japanese storytelling theater opens in the Public Library – Anna Seghers in Mainz. Picture by picture, a lively world is created in which children observe closely, listen, and develop their own thoughts. The colorful Kamishibai cards make the story vivid and create a shared family experience filled with children's laughter, curiosity, and fun learning.

Discussing Size, Strength, and Feelings in a Child-Friendly Way

The little wolf asks questions that many children know from their everyday lives. How tall am I? What can I do especially well? How do others see me? The answers from the father wolf lead to understandable comparisons from the animal kingdom and important topics of child development. The Kamishibai thus provides an age-appropriate occasion to talk about self- and foreign perception, feelings, and security.

Educationally Valuable Learning Experience for Families

The story by Sabine Bohlmann and Emilia Dziubak is aimed at children aged 3 and up according to the publisher. The image-based storytelling supports language development, active listening, and retelling. At the same time, it creates space for open children’s questions and shared conversations. The message remains child-friendly and comforting: Much in life can be compared – but the love between parents and children cannot.

A Safe Place for Shared Time

The Public Library – Anna Seghers promotes education and knowledge for all age groups. In the children's library, young visitors find media as well as reading and learning opportunities. The event takes place indoors at the library and combines a calm atmosphere with a concentrated, family-friendly learning experience.

Conclusion: Wonder Together and Start Conversations

This Kamishibai gives families a special break with a loving animal story, big children's questions, and many little conversation starters. Those who want to wonder, laugh, and talk about feelings together with their child will experience valuable time together in Mainz in the name of stories and closeness.