Summary
Young children fantasize about being fairies because, among other things, they know that fairies are often at the heart of whatever is happening in stories and are part of the enchantment. They are confided in and listened to, and may share powerful secrets with heroes and heroines. Here, Zingher presents some fairy tale books and offers creative activities sampler.
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If You Believe in Fairies
On an outdoor stage, a boy named Peter addresses the audience. "If you believe in fairies, clap your hands," he urges. There is a deep sadness in his voice for he is dealing with the possible loss of a special friend.
Peter is begging the audience to respond and enter his make-believe world. This is the only way, he explains, that the poisoned Tinker Bell can be saved.For young theatergoers, these are extraordinary, almost wrenching mo...See the full content of this document
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