धीरे-धीरे रे मना, धीरे सब कुछ होय।
माली सींचे सौ घड़ा, ऋतु आए फल होय।

Interactive Sessions for Schools

Storytelling Workshops
for Schools

Kabir for Kids runs interactive storytelling workshops primarily designed for children aged 4–10, adaptable for up to Class 8 — combining animated stories, doha singing, movement activities, and open discussions. Training sessions for teachers also available. Trusted by schools across Delhi, Banaras, Prayagraj, Gurgaon, and beyond.

10+
Schools & Venues
1,800+
Students Reached
35+
Teachers Trained
5
Cities Across India
2
Programmes Available
Two Programmes

What We Offer

Kabir for Kids offers two purposefully designed programmes — an interactive session for students and a practical workshop for teachers. Both are rooted in the same core idea: wisdom delivered through story, song, and conversation.

Programme 01

Interactive Session for Students

An engaging live session where children sing, move, draw, and discover — guided by Kabir's timeless stories and dohas.

Ages 4–10 (core) | adaptable up to Class 8 60–120 minutes 30–40 children (optimal) Indoor venue
  • 2 animated story performances with moral lessons
  • Doha singing and movement activities (kids participate)
  • 4–5 guided activities — drawing, creative expression, games
  • Open discussion: connecting stories to real situations
  • Basic sound system required; microphone recommended
What children take home: A doha they can sing, a story they retell at dinner, and the quiet confidence that comes from discovering wisdom on their own terms.
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Programme 02

Workshop for Teachers

A practical, hands-on session that gives educators tools to bring storytelling and storytelling-led learning into everyday classrooms.

All grade teachers 90–120 minutes Any group size Indoor venue
  • Why storytelling works where lectures don't
  • Practical engagement techniques for low-attention classrooms
  • Making concepts relatable through Kabir's everyday language
  • Running activity-based discussions without losing control
  • Immediate, classroom-ready tools — not theory
What teachers take home: A tested framework for using storytelling as a classroom tool — not just for moral science, but across subjects. Techniques they can use the next morning.
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Why It Works

Why Schools Choose This

Schools choose Kabir for Kids workshops because they build genuine attention, deliver values through story instead of lecture, and give teachers practical tools they can use the next day. These sessions work by respecting children's intelligence — and teachers' time.

Builds genuine attention

Children listen — not because they're told to, but because the stories are genuinely interesting. Even low-attention students engage.

Values through story, not lecture

Kindness, patience, and honesty land differently when a child discovers them through a character they love — rather than being told about them.

Music and movement stick

Dohas sung and danced are remembered weeks later. Children carry them home. Parents notice. That's the measure.

Rooted in Indian culture

Not imported content. Not translated wisdom. Kabir's language, Kabir's stories — made accessible for today's children without losing their essence.

Children ask questions

Sessions are designed to prompt curiosity, not just participation. Children leave asking "but why did Kabir say that?" — which is exactly the point.

Useful for teachers too

Teachers observe the session and walk away with methods they can use in their own classes. The learning doesn't stop when we leave.

Our Reach & Impact

Where We've Been, What We've Built

Real classrooms, real children, real change.

11
Sessions
6
Cities
1,800+
Children
35+
Teachers Trained

All Completed Sessions

Upcoming Sessions

NBT — GD Goenka School

Delhi · Apr 2026

Upcoming
For Principals & Coordinators

Bring Kabir for Kids to Your School

A structured programme that aligns with your curriculum goals, engages students beyond the classroom, and gives teachers practical tools — not just another assembly event.

NEP 2020 Aligned

Story-based learning, experiential pedagogy, Indian cultural roots, and cross-curricular value integration — mapped to NEP's foundational literacy and art-integrated learning goals.

Flexible Format

Single session, multi-day programme, or embedded into your annual calendar. Works for assemblies, classroom blocks, special days, and summer camps. We adapt to your schedule.

Multi-Campus Ready

Running multiple branches? We handle scheduling, logistics, and consistent delivery across campuses. One point of contact, same quality everywhere.

Request a Proposal

We'll send a customised programme overview within 48 hours.

The Learning

What People Take Away

Different audiences, different takeaways — all lasting.

Students

What Children Learn

  • How to listen with full attention — not just hear
  • Understanding emotions: their own and others'
  • Connecting a 600-year-old story to something that happened in school yesterday
  • That being kind is not weakness — it's wisdom
  • A handful of dohas they'll remember for years
  • Hindi as a living, singing, joyful language
Parents Notice

What Parents See Change

  • Children mention the stories days later, unprompted
  • They start humming the dohas at home
  • They ask questions about Indian culture and history
  • They reference Kabir when they see something unfair or unkind
  • A new curiosity about Hindi — not just as a school subject
Teachers

What Educators Gain

  • Practical storytelling techniques for the classroom
  • How to use movement and music to anchor difficult concepts
  • Engagement strategies that work even with restless classrooms
  • Making storytelling-led classroom approaches feel natural, not imposed
  • A new lens on Indian philosophical tradition as a teaching tool
Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

What age group are Kabir for Kids workshops for?

The programme is designed for children aged 4–10. It can be adapted for older children up to Class 8 — speak to us about customisation. Teacher workshops are open to educators of all grade levels.

How do I book a Kabir for Kids workshop for my school?

Fill in the inquiry form on this page or email hello@kabirforkids.com. Share your school name, city, preferred dates, and approximate number of students or teachers. The team responds within 2 working days and will work with you to tailor the session.

What happens in a Kabir for Kids school session?

A typical student session runs 60-120 minutes and includes animated story performances, doha singing and movement activities, 4-5 guided activities like drawing and creative expression, and open discussions connecting Kabir's stories to children's real-life situations. Sessions are fully interactive — children participate throughout.

Does Kabir for Kids conduct teacher training workshops?

Yes. The teacher workshop is a separate 90-120 minute session that gives educators practical storytelling techniques, engagement strategies for low-attention classrooms, and activity-based discussion methods they can use immediately. Over 35 teachers have been trained so far across schools in Delhi, Banaras, and Prayagraj.

Get in Touch

Bring This to Your School

Tell us a little about your school and what you're looking for. We'll get back to you within 2 working days.

We travel across India — Delhi, NCR, and beyond.
Sessions available for students (ages 4–10, adaptable up to Class 8) and teachers / principals.
60–120 minutes. Minimal equipment needed.
Or write directly: hello@kabirforkids.com

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