Presented by Paula Ford of
Seva Canada:
Original illustrations by Jacqueline Wang
- live narration
- recorded music
- interactive dialogue
The show will help children understand Tolstoy's essential message of the power of compassion in our lives.
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Story based on a tale by Leo Tolstoy:
A young, thoughtful prince must find the answer to three fundamental questions so he can prepare for his future responsibilities.
Through a series of encounters and adventures he discovers the answers to his questions:
What is the most important time?
Who is the most important person?
What is the most important thing to do?
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Benefits:
Recommended for grades 1-6, this show will benefit children and their communities by:- fostering social responsibility
- modeling conflict resolution
- strengthening an understanding of the virtues
- of kindness, compassion, and empathy
Integrating with Curriculum:
This presentation can be used in conjunction with school and community programs to promote character education both in the students' community and beyond.
- empathy
- compassion
- conflict resolution
- violence prevention
- self-confidence
- social responsibility
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Extensions: Lesson Plans, Extensions and Reading Lists available. |
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Sponsored by Seva Canada Society
"Compassion in Action"
Preventing blindness and restoring eyesight in Tibet, Nepal, India, and Tanzania
Contact Us
For information or to arrange a show, contact:
Paula Ford
Seva Canada
604-713-6622
toll-free in Canada 1-877-460-6622
FAX 604-733-4292
Ste 100 - 2000 West 12th Ave
Vancouver, BC V6J 2G2
paula@seva.ca
www.seva.ca/3questions
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