Take in! Exciting reading with Minecraft author Heiko Wolz for Kids!

Take in! Exciting reading with Minecraft author Heiko Wolz for Kids!

Next Saturday, October 19, 2024, the North of Alex Center will be the stage for a special guest in the Alex-Center: The children's book author Heiko Wolz will present its popular Minecraft adventure stories at 3 p.m. This reading not only promises to become an experience, but also an interactive opportunity for primary school children to dive into the world of storytelling.

Heiko Wolz, known for his creative children's books, promotes the curiosity and imagination of the small listeners through his readings. The children not only have the opportunity to learn more about the stories from first hand, but also to interact directly with the author. Questions are expressly welcome and the scribbling of your own ideas is even actively supported. Wolz will develop bizarre and funny stories together with the children that will certainly cause a lot of fun and laughter.

interactive reading for children

The reading with Heiko Wolz is an excellent opportunity for children to develop their imagination and promote their enthusiasm for books. By not only listening passively, but also actively part of the narrative process, the event becomes a valuable experience that goes beyond the mere enjoyment of stories.

Participation in this event is free of charge, but registration is required. Interested parents should register by email to Zwquz3j1ynnuzwdlcirkm9uawvywhjzxvi or by phone at (0941) 507-3470 to ensure that their children can be there at this exciting event.

Such events are important in order to make access to literature tasty. You not only experience the joy of reading, but also the opportunity to do creatively and bring your own ideas into the stories. Heiko Wolz embodies the ideal model and motivates the young listeners to deal with writing and telling themselves.

The visit of Heiko Wolz in the North District Library is an excellent initiative that promotes both reading and storytelling and brings the children closer to the importance of the literary world. Who knows, maybe this experience inspires some of the young listeners to write a book themselves.