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Animated stories for your smart class screen

Your classroom has a smart board, and you want to use it for more than slides. Animated stories grab children's attention instantly. But finding safe ones online means dodging ads, autoplay and odd suggestions in front of thirty students. VegaStories has animated stories built for children, with no ads. Panchatantra, mythology, moral stories and more, in Hindi and English. Here is how to use them on a smart class screen.

Risks of using random videos in class

How to do it with VegaStories

  1. Plan the lesson link. Decide what the story should support: a value, a language skill, or a festival. Then choose a matching animated story on VegaStories.
  2. Test before class. Open the story on the smart board before students arrive. Check volume and display. Note the story's length.
  3. Set the scene. Before playing, ask a hook question related to the story. This gets students thinking and listening with purpose.
  4. Pause at key moments. Pause once or twice to ask what students think will happen. Smart boards make pausing and pointing easy.
  5. Follow up off-screen. After the story, switch off the screen and discuss. Ask students to draw or write about a favourite scene.

How Vegastories helps

No ads on the big screen

VegaStories is ad-free. Nothing unexpected will appear on your smart board while thirty children are watching.

Wide range of topics

From Panchatantra to Indian mythology and moral stories, you can match stories to many lessons across the year.

Two languages

Use Hindi stories in Hindi periods and English ones in English, or switch the same story between both.

Before your next class, test an animated story from VegaStories on your smart board. Ask a hook question, pause for predictions and follow up off-screen. Your smart class becomes a story class too.

Questions people ask

Can I use VegaStories on a classroom smart board?

Yes, if your smart board has a browser and internet. Test it before class. Open the site in the board's browser and sign in once at the start of the day, so you are not typing passwords in front of the class.

Do schools need a special plan?

Check the Pricing page or contact VegaStories for school use details. School licences and bulk access are best discussed directly with the team through the Contact page.

Which stories work best on a big screen?

Short animated stories, especially Panchatantra and mythology, work very well. Mythology stories work well before a festival holiday, and Panchatantra tales suit value lessons in junior classes.

Is there any risk of unsuitable content?

Stories are age-appropriate and reviewed, and the platform is ad-free. You can still preview each story once yourself, which also helps you plan where to pause and what to ask.

How long should a classroom story be?

Under ten minutes leaves time for discussion. Younger classes may need even shorter clips, while Class 5 and above can handle a slightly longer story and a richer discussion.

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