Literacy Day – Story time, Fun time!

PNLIT is happy to announce a unique story telling + activity event for children.
 
Let your children listen to TWO exciting stories:
The Generous Crow
Kaka and Munni
 
The story tellers are Nupur Aggarwal and Parvathi Om from the reputed The Storywallahs!
http://www.thestorywallahs.com/
 
And hey!! That’s not all. Let your kids engage in delightful paper craft with our experts!

 

All this fun for only Rs.100 per child. Admission restricted to 50 kids only. 
 
Hurry! Register NOW! A free gift from PNLIT awaits your child!
To register, please sms Nupur 9886629769/ Sapana 9880554136 or email puttenahalli.lake@gmail.com.
 
Date: Saturday, 6th September, 2014
Time: 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Venue: Gazebo, Puttenahalli Lake
Occasion: International Literacy Day

 

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