There are other accessible themes in the story that make it universally appealing as well. The most recent “Storytelling School” assignment is “Mushroom Turned Bear,” and it’s one that anyone can relate to if they have tried to follow a YouTube tutorial and it spectacularly failed. “The Care Package” is the third assignment, and a welcome, feel-good story that demonstrates that distance can never truly separate those who love each other. In the second installment from “Storytelling School,” Aleeza Kazmi narrates her experience creating a self-portrait in first grade, and her eventual realizations about herself and others that came from that event. This tale is probably quite relevant right now as many of us are questioning the best course of action for maintaining hair styles with most salons being closed. The first “Storytelling School” assignment is “The Bad Haircut” by Alfonso Lacayo. The stories and activities, offered bi-weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays, have been chosen specifically for school-age children, and include videos of the original storytellers. Like many entities during this time of widespread distance learning, The Moth has decided to offer some activities that can be done at home. You can listen to stories that have been curated from The Moth’s live shows on “The Moth Radio Hour”, and there are also a few books of story compilations that have been published.
The Moth is a program that promotes storytelling.
UPDATE : You can still use the lessons from Storytelling School (there are 32 total), but The Moth has a new project for 2021 that I describe in this post.)
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