Massimo Roscia, with his tongue, and Francesca Carabelli, with her pencils, will tell a beautiful story about the power of words, which are an extraordinary gift, but also a tremendous responsibility; they have the power to create or destroy. The protagonist, Mario Vocabolario (Mario Vocabolario and the Magic of Words, Rizzoli), teaches children the words that illuminate the soul, the words of emotion, kind words, funny words, words of diversity and inclusion, and, most beautiful of all, those so dear to Gianni Rodari, the words of imagination.
Meeting for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade primary school classes
Massimo Roscia, with his tongue, and Francesca Carabelli, with her pencils, will tell a beautiful story about the power of words, which are an extraordinary gift, but also a tremendous responsibility; they have the power to create or destroy. The protagonist, Mario Vocabolario (Mario Vocabolario and the Magic of Words, Rizzoli), teaches children the words that illuminate the soul, the words of emotion, kind words, funny words, words of diversity and inclusion, and, most beautiful of all, those so dear to Gianni Rodari, the words of imagination.
Meeting for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade primary school classes