"Taikatarinat (Magic stories)" by children from different countries.

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"Taikatarinat (Magic stories)"

How do children perceive everyday life?
What is important for them?
Children might tell us about those questions by making stories
with paper dolls Taika, Kaura and Zein.
On this website you can see "Taikatarinat (Magic stories)"
by children from different countries.

This website has been developed out of a voluntary collaborative project
between researchers, kindergartens, daycare centers,
and organizations from several countries.

This project was inspired by "Toga and Waku meet friends around the world!"
-a project produced by a Japanese group Lemonade and
a playful project planning unit Yutakana.


Project members



Save the Children fights for children's rights in order to 
immediately and permanently improve children's lives all over the world. 
Organization's media education operations emphasize 
the participation of children and bringing out children's voices.

Edukaattori, a cooperation partner of Save the Children, 
is a small business by Johanna Sommers-Piiroinen, 
a specialist of media education and early childhood education 
and a researcher of social media (University of Tampere).


Päiväkoti Kuusimäki, locates in Lempäälä, Finland.
The group "Pikku-Kuusis" is curious and action-packed group,
and love to tell stories, make own movies and take photos.



Lemonade is the group to support the living with children. The staff who have been involved in education and workshop in kindergarten makes use of this experience.

We work in a wide range of areas including childcare and education.

A life that does not give up something because there are children to take care… Every day that is happier because there are children

We support you through various types of workshops, childcare, education consultation, and the advice of creating an environment of life with children to be able to spend your time gently and calm. For an academic and artistic life.


Sara Sintonen is a teacher educator and researcher 
from University of Helsinki, Finland. 
Her speciality is in media education and digital culture. 
Sara's background is in art education, and she holds both a Master of 
Music and Doctor of Music degrees from Sibelius-Academy. 

Yutakana (Yutaro and Kana Ohashi) is a playful project planning & research unit.
Yutakana produces projects using ICT
in various learning places outside of school.