Storywalk: Hungry Harry

Join us for an interactive storywalk of Hungry Harry by Joanne Partis, a delightful children's book about a frog named Harry who tries to catch his own dinner.

The walk will take participants through part of the Gardens at Fort Canning Park, following the narrative as they encounter various animal characters from the story.

This free programme is designed for children in Kindergarten 1 to Primary 4 (ages 5 to 10) and requires parent accompaniment. Registration is mandatory. The event takes place on 17 June 2026 at Lewin Terrace.

Participants will enjoy a blend of storytelling and outdoor exploration, making it a perfect family activity that encourages reading and nature appreciation.

The storywalk is a self-guided or guided experience where families can move at their own pace, stopping at stations that bring the book to life. It is an excellent opportunity for children to engage with literature in a dynamic, outdoor setting.

The Gardens provide a lush, shaded environment, ensuring comfort even on warm days. Parents are reminded to bring water and sun protection. The event is free of charge, but spaces are limited, so early registration is recommended.

This programme aims to foster a love for reading and nature among young children, combining physical activity with literary engagement.

The story of Hungry Harry teaches lessons about perseverance and cleverness, as Harry learns that catching dinner is not as easy as he thought. The interactive elements of the walk will keep children engaged and entertained throughout.

Don't miss this unique chance to experience a story in the heart of nature.