A list of BBC NI content that complements the Northern Ireland Curriculum's suggested ICL: Once Upon a Time. Stories have a wonderful way of engaging children's immagination and enthusiasm. See the CCEA website for more information on Connected Learning.
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Blaisín: 6. Myths and Legends
Gran is telling Blaisín and Charlie an Irish myth when she falls asleep - how disappointing! They call on their friend, Ceann Cait (the long eared owl), in the hope that he could finish the story for them.
Medium: Radio
Cú Chulainn: 1. Growing up
Granda relates the story of Cú Chulainn's childhood
Medium: Web/TV
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Cú Chulainn: 2. The name
Granda continues his story of Cú Chulainn and how he got his name
Medium: Web/TV
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Cú Chulainn: 3. In Love and War
Cu chullain falls in love with Emer, but they are forced to part.
Medium: Web/TV
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Cú Chulainn: 5. The Hero's Death
Cu chullain battles with his foster brother Ferdia.
Medium: Web/TV
Step It Out: 8. The Children of Lir - Part 1
The final three programmes look at the legend of The Children of Lir. Encouraging the children's own creative response, the story is expressed in dance form, leading to a final performance.
Medium: Radio
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Step It Out: 9. The Children of Lir - Part 2
The final three programmes look at the legend of The Children of Lir. Encouraging the children's own creative response, the story is expressed in dance form, leading to a final performance.
Medium: Radio
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Step It Out: 10. The Children of Lir - Part 3
The final three programmes look at the legend of The Children of Lir. Encouraging the children's own creative response, the story is expressed in dance form, leading to a final performance.
Medium: Radio
Write Away Again: Thinking About Words
This Programmes examines what makes a good story, audiences, subject etc
Medium: Radio
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Write Away Again: Practice Makes Perfect
This Programme focuses on how to write a good (fairy) story, tips etc
Medium: Radio
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Write Away Again: Dramatic Changes
This Programme explores different forms of presenting a story and focuses on prose and drama
Medium: Radio