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Golden Earth Global School, Sangrur

Students experienced an enchanting storytelling session led by professional storyteller Jasminder. The session, marked by its creativity and interactive elements, captivated young audiences and offered a memorable journey through imaginative worlds. Jasminder, renowned for her engaging storytelling techniques, utilised a...

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Sangrur, Updated At : 10:45 AM Sep 10, 2024 IST

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Students experienced an enchanting storytelling session led by professional storyteller Jasminder. The session, marked by its creativity and interactive elements, captivated young audiences and offered a memorable journey through imaginative worlds. Jasminder, renowned for her engaging storytelling techniques, utilised a variety of vibrant props and creative storytelling methods to bring tales to life. The children were treated to a multi-sensory experience that went beyond mere words, immersing them in a range of fantastical adventures.

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