Wardour Studios & Kim Normanton
Super Great Kids' Stories
Super Great Kids’ Stories create fun tales to make you laugh and cry with some of the best storytellers from around the world, recommended for ages 5 to 105!
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Created by: Wardour Studios & Kim Normanton
Started: September 23rd, 2020
Status: Active, 268 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English
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Episodes
The Pied Piper of Hamelin
00:14:25 | Season: 1 | Episode: 11 | November 20th, 2020
Can you imagine having hundreds of rats running around your house and nibbling at your toes while you’re in bed every night? Storyteller Pamela Marre is going to tell us a fairytale from Germany which is full of rats!
The Woodsman and the Forest Spirit
00:12:58 | Season: 1 | Episode: 10 | November 13th, 2020
Have you ever been walking in the woods and heard strange voices?
Ngwenya and the Crocodile
00:09:56 | Season: 1 | Episode: 9 | November 4th, 2020
This fairy tale from Zimbabwe, in Southern Africa, is a bit like Cinderella – except that the fairy godmother is a crocodile. And instead of a Prince’s ball it’s a birthday party. Is a crocodile at a birthday party a good idea? Have a listen, and you’ll find out.
Halloween Special: Baba Yaga’s Breakfast
00:18:17 | Season: 1 | Episode: 8 | October 30th, 2020
This next tale is from Russia. Russia has a lot of great fairy tales. You have to be brave to listen to this story because it’s about a witch – Baba Yaga, who eats children… but she’s only a “story witch” not a real one. And the story has a happy ending!
The Old Woman and The Fat Pumpkin
00:09:25 | Season: 1 | Episode: 7 | October 27th, 2020
In the next set of Supergreat Kids’ stories, we’re going to hear fairy tales from around the world. We have a witch from Russia who eats children, a giant from the Philippines who crushes creatures under his feet, and we bring you a rather unusual version of ‘Cinderella and the Crocodile’ from Zimbabwe in Southern Africa. But first, we hear from a grandmother in India who outwits a wolf, and a tiger in order to get through the dark, dark, woods to visit her granddaughter. Are you sitting comfortably? Then we’ll begin. Mouth open, story jump out!
How The Stars Became
00:09:15 | Season: 1 | Episode: 6 | October 19th, 2020
Have you ever been out at night an looked up at the stars and wondered how they got there? Well in this episode we hear a story which people tell in Southern Africa about ‘how the stars became’.
How The Lion Dance Became
00:09:07 | Season: 1 | Episode: 5 | October 14th, 2020
Have you ever seen a lion dance during Chinese new year? Well in this episode, the story which I’m going to tell you is ‘how the lion dance became.
Why the Rattle Snake Rattles and How Snakes Got Their Poison
00:12:47 | Season: 1 | Episode: 4 | October 12th, 2020
If you like snakes – you’ll like this story, so listen closely, because in this episode we’re going to hear from Tuup about a story from South America about why the rattle snake rattles and how snakes got their poison.
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Created by: Wardour Studios & Kim Normanton
Started:
September 23rd, 2020
Status: Active, 268 episodes
Kind: Episodic
Language: English
Topical and lovely. The best stories do indeed come from the more unexpected sources.