&gt;&gt; Author Mirabelle D&rsquo;Cunha will engage children in a session titled Mumbai Milestones that revolves around her book, 366 words in Mumbai. D&rsquo;Cunha plans to share anecdotes and get the tots to find their favourite Mumbai spot with hidden clues.
<img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2014/jan/24puppet.jpg" alt="" /> Puppeteer Shaizia Jifri&nbsp;
&gt;&gt; Author Shabnam Minwalla, who has written the book, The Six Spellmakers of Dorabji Street, will use the venue as the spot to conduct a whodunit. In her session, Clue Do, children would have to crack clues, puzzles, codes; find magical objects and symbols scattered in the grounds of the Museum.
&gt;&gt; Puppeteer Shaizia Jifri will take children on a walk through the Natural History gallery along with her French muppet Francois. Titled Walk the Talk, kids will learn facts with fun.
&gt;&gt; Theatre person Timira Gupta will nudge kids to break out of their little shells and celebrate their spontaneity. Titled Clowning Glory, the workshop will include juggling, clowning and theatre.
&gt;&gt; Artist Madhumita Srivastava is hosting a workshop, titled Mythimagic, which is inspired by the fantastical animals of the Panchatantra. It will delve on myths and get children to create fantastical creatures with art and imagination.
&gt;&gt; In author Payal Kapadia&rsquo;s session, titled The Super Story Scuttle, little writers will get to jog their imagination, brainstorm for ideas, formulate structure, find their heroes and create a story nobody has created before.
&gt;&gt; Varun Verma and Sunny Hinduja, alumnis from FTII Pune, will stage Munshi Premchand&rsquo;s Bade Bhai Sahab, a poignant-yet-funny tale that examines the relationship between two school-going siblings with diverse personalities.
&gt;&gt; Children can enter the land of make-believe with Tram Theatre&rsquo;s stage version of Lewis Carroll&rsquo;s famous children&rsquo;s book, Alice in Wonderland.
On: January 25 At: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Kala Ghoda. Call: 8767094063

With the first edition of the Kahani Karnival, an event of stories for children, kickstarting in the city over the weekend, The GUIDE lists the must-attend activities during the fest that the little ones should not miss. Read on!

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