The book "Learning through stories: demonstrating the value of stories as a means of education for all workers who work with children" is an unforgettable post in the field of education and pedagogy. Its authors - Catherine Keter and Mrs. Dunlap - consider in detail the importance of stories for the learning process of children. In the book, you will find numerous examples of stories that can be used as effective means of attracting children's attention and promoting their development. The authors are convinced that stories are not only entertainment, but also an important pedagogical tool that helps children better understand the world around them and absorb new knowledge. Through stories, children can learn social skills, develop creativity and imagination, and learn moral values. "Learning through stories" is a source of inspiration and practical advice for everyone who works with children. This book will help you become a better teacher and teach your students not only knowledge, but also vital skills through engaging stories.