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Writer: Mohale Mashigo
Narrator: Anjana M Murgod
Editor: Shivaraj B Parvati
Pirate, Tree, and Bear are making it hard to sleep. By day, they are great friends, but when night comes, everything changes—no one can sleep. The Dream Pillow is a story about turning bad dreams into good ones.
Here are some ways to engage students using this story:
1.Ask children: What was the scariest or worst dream you’ve ever had?
2.Ask children to draw what they saw in their bad dream. If they remember any.
3.Ask children: If you were in the boy’s situation and alone at home, what would you do?
By Kathe Khajane Team, IT for ChangeWriter: Mohale Mashigo
Narrator: Anjana M Murgod
Editor: Shivaraj B Parvati
Pirate, Tree, and Bear are making it hard to sleep. By day, they are great friends, but when night comes, everything changes—no one can sleep. The Dream Pillow is a story about turning bad dreams into good ones.
Here are some ways to engage students using this story:
1.Ask children: What was the scariest or worst dream you’ve ever had?
2.Ask children to draw what they saw in their bad dream. If they remember any.
3.Ask children: If you were in the boy’s situation and alone at home, what would you do?