Children, under the guidance of a teacher, will read a fairy tale about crabs, ash, and magical birds, and then perform scene improvisations. The Japanese fairy tale tells how envy turns a person into a crab. Together with the teacher, the kids will read the tale in roles and then recall other plots with magical transformations. In the second part of the session, the children will feel like theater artists. They will perform short improvisations: portray a crab that is shy about its claws, draw "golden" flowers in the air, and discuss how the hero would behave if he found himself in a modern city. The session is designed for preschoolers and younger schoolchildren. Theatrical improvisation helps develop speech, imagination, and confidence in public. During the session, it is important to learn to listen, negotiate, and support a friend. Participants are advised to come in comfortable clothing and with a change of shoes - this allows for free movement and sitting on the floor. Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KudaGo.