So, there you have it teman-teman, some ideas on Wayang Kancil, traditional Indonesian folktales and creating shadow puppet plays in the Indonesian classroom.

students create a wall story or mural of the story.

students create an e-book of a Kancil story using digital images.

make a big book of the story with students illustrating each page of the book.

I bet we’ve all got a copy or two of the Kancil Indonesian folktales sitting on our bookcase, we’ve all read them numerous times I only wish that the mural is more focused (we can do without the durian and nasi lemak stalls, which I felt is too much).I’m sure you’re all VERY familiar with the famous Indonesian Kancil Folktales, am I right? Of course, I am! The most popular of traditional Indonesian folklore that has been around for hundreds of years, told orally from one generation to the next. I find the Sang Kancil & Buaya mural to be very colourful, and a positive inclusion the enhance the vibrancy of Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock. I'm not sure whether she is a depiction of another celebrity, but in any case, I also could not find corelation between these food stalls and the fable. Further on is a Malay lady at a nasi lemak stall.

He bears an uncanny appearance to Jackie Chan. A Malaysian flag flutters over them.Īlso added to the mural is a man at a durian stall.

The crocodile looks quite gleeful, and if you are not familiar with the tale, might mistake it for a green Godzilla. The mural shows a crocodile and a mousedeer, with an Oreo in between them - which baffles me somewhat, as I could not understand how the Oreo relates to the two creatures. The Sang Kancil & Buaya mural depicts a popular Malay fable, as it leaps out of the pages of a storybook, which is held by a father or teacher, while two pupils look on in awe. As is expected, the mural is sponsored by Oreo, via its local manufacturer Mondelez Malaysia, and was completed in late 2015, in line with the effort by the Kuala Lumpur Town Hall (DBKL) to inject some life into the historic sites of the city. The actual name of the mural is actually Oreo #MYWonderfilled. Sang Kancil & Buaya Mural (GPS: 3.14484, 101.69646) is a mural on a wall along Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, at the junction of Jalan Tun HS Lee, in Kuala Lumpur. Sang Kancil & Buaya Mural, Kuala Lumpur (6 July, 2016)

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