"The Story of Sigurd," as told in the Poetic Eddas, is a timeless tale that holds great importance for young children. This epic saga from Norse mythology introduces young children to themes of bravery, adventure, and the eternal struggle between good and evil. The story's rich tapestry of fantastical elements, including dragons, magic, and heroic quests, captivates young imaginations, fostering a love for storytelling and literature. Stories provide a sense of continuity and connection to the past, helping young children to make sense of their place in the world. Stories educate and inform people about their history, culture, and values, helping to shape their identity and worldview. With a story as ancient as "The Story of Sigurd", surely we can only be tapping into things that are affirming and from a collective and universal consciousness.

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BOOKS
Lang, Andrew (Ed.). (1890). "The Story of Sigurd". The Red Fairy Book. Dover Publications.

BED TRACKS AND OTHER AUDIO
“Forgotten Place” by Liborio Conti
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“Children’s Theme” by Denys Kyshchuk
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“Forgotten Place” by Liborio Conti
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https://www.youtube.com/LiborioConti