The magic of storytelling took center stage during Literature Week, as parents stepped into the spotlight to share their favorite tales with eager young listeners. This special event saw parents from all walks of life transform into captivating storytellers, turning classrooms into vibrant spaces of imagination and wonder.

Throughout the week, the children’s eyes widened in excitement as moms, dads, and even grandparents animatedly read stories ranging from timeless classics to modern favorites. Their voices brought characters to life, and the room was often filled with laughter, gasps, and applause as each tale unfolded.

For many parents, this experience was both rewarding and heartwarming. “It was such a joy to see the kids so engaged. It reminded me of reading to my own children at home,” one parent shared. “I think it helps them see reading as something fun and not just a task.”

Teachers, too, saw the impact of this participation. “When parents get involved in storytelling, it shows the children that reading is important, not just in school but in everyday life. The enthusiasm from both parents and students has been incredible,” said one of the teachers organizing the event.

As the week wrapped up, the shared stories left a lasting impression, not only fostering a deeper love of reading but also strengthening the connection between parents and their children’s educational journey. Literature Week became more than just an event; it was a celebration of family, community, and the timeless power of storytelling.