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Lesson #46: Games for the Virtual Space Happy February from Storytelling School with The Moth! This month’s post will be a little different from our usual offerings. We know that some of you have unexpectedly found yourselves facilitating virtually again, and we wanted to share some modifications of our favorite games that work even on Zoom. First of all- why do we play games in our storytelling workshops?
In celebration of Black History Month, The Moth and our friends at LinkedIn are proud to present this collection of stories about persistence and ingenuity. We hope you are as moved and inspired by these six storytellers as we are. Click here to join the conversations happening on LinkedIn this month and learn more about Black entrepreneurs who are forging new paths. @media screen and (max-width: 600px) { #LinkedIn-BHMPlaylist { width: 350px; }
We learn and connect through stories. Laughing, crying and listening together is how we come to better understand each other–it’s the stuff that empathy and compassion are made of.
The etymology of "January" comes from "Janus," the Roman god of beginnings and transitions. In this playlist, we honor this month's namesake with stories of fresh starts and big changes.
Lesson #45: OBJECTS "The Only Lonely Girl"- Krisy Lawlor Storytelling School with The Moth is here to help you ring in the new year! We hope you had a restful break and are ready to jump back into some storytelling. For this month’s blog, we’re taking a look at a story about feeling lonely and making new friends. We met Krisy at The Moth Teacher Institute. Hosted by The Moth, The Moth Teacher Institute brings together in-service 5th-12th grade teachers from across the country...