Bakur and the Dragon

Super Great Kids' Stories

Wardour Studios

Stories For Kids, Kids & Family, Education For Kids

4.4 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 3 January 2025

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

To start off the new year – a gripping story from Romania. If you like fairytales and dragons and tricksters, then this is definitely the story for you. And it’s told by talented storyteller Emily Hennessey who conjures up not one, but two scary dragons. What’s not to like? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to super great kids' stories.
0:18.2	Wise tales from storytellers around the world, which will make you laugh and
0:23.6	sometimes cry. Recommended for ages 5 to 105. I'm Kim and I love stories. Hello, super great kids.
0:38.3	Happy New Year!
0:41.3	I wonder what adventures this year will bring and what new skills you're going to learn.
0:47.3	Maybe you can start learning some storytelling skills.
0:52.3	We're looking at fairy tales around the world and we're going to start
0:57.1	the new year with a roar of dragons. Not one, but two dragons who belong in a story from Romania
1:06.2	told by Emily Hennessy. Arrah, I love dragons. Here are a couple of facts about Romania.
1:14.6	It's a country in Eastern Europe.
1:16.6	The name Romania came from the Romans, who ruled the region a long, long time ago.
1:22.6	In present day Romania, you can visit Bran Castle, which is also known as Dracula's Hangout.
1:31.4	Dracula is a vampire character, and do you know what he eats?
1:36.4	That's right, he eats human blood.
1:41.1	Let's get back to something nice and safe sounding. Like dragons.
1:47.0	Just before Emily starts the story though, let's try improving our storytelling skills.
1:52.0	How many different ways do you know to start a story?
1:57.0	For example, in Japan they say Mukashi Mukashi.
2:03.6	Or you could say, are you sitting comfortably?
2:06.6	Am I sitting comfortably?
2:08.6	So there's lots of ways.
2:10.6	How many ways can you think of?
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