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Story telling that inspires children to understand Assyrian

Muna Kanoon in one of her videos Source: Hume library

The Hume library in Melbourne runs a bilingual community story telling program and in many languages for children learning and for the aim of creating and implementing the interest of book reading in children.

Muna Kanoon have been working with the Library for more than 13 years. she reads stories for children in the Assyrian and English at the same time.
when Muna started, she couldn't find any Assyrian children's books, she started reading stories from English books with Assyrian translation in a simple and understandable way. Muna  said that at the beginning , she couldn’t read Assyrian, she learned  reading and writing Assyrian by herself and that helped her to be more expressive in her presentation. Muna uses different tones and facial expressions to make the story reading more interesting to children.

 

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