Finding your monster-music moment
Use the characters as prompts rather than prescribing an entire imaginary world. A child can decide what Tiny Kaiju finds on a mountain, why Dopey's drum is missing or what colour a new monster should be. An adult can offer a question and follow the child's idea. Even background music is optional if the group would rather tell the story in silence.
Try these ideas together
- 1
Make an audio adventure
Play Best Friends Forever without video and imagine where the monster friends might travel.
- 2
Create a cardboard stage
Arrange a safe box or piece of paper as a pretend stage; give each drawn character a spot and an instrument.
- 3
Build an invisible orchestra
Take turns miming instruments that make no sound. Everyone else guesses what they're playing.
Questions families ask
Do we need to download an app?
No. These activities can start with listening, storytelling or the characters you already know.
Does the band offer audio?
Yes. Its music section features original audio tracks that families can listen to together.
