Parents Corner

Esdras World is a playful show where Vicky & Esdras read stories, build with clay, sing, dance, and go on clay adventures. Then invite your family to do the same at home. This page has everything you need to participate safely and easily.

Quick links:

▶️ Watch Episode
🧱 Learn & Clay Challenges
📤 Submit Your Creation
🖼 Gallery
🔒 Privacy Policy
How It Works (3 easy steps)
Watch together
Pick an episode and enjoy the read-aloud, clay build, songs, and clay adventures.
Build & read at home
Try our weekly/monthly Clay Challenge or build your own idea. Read a book together if you like—it nurtures a love for reading.
Share your creation
Upload an Unlisted YouTube or private Google Drive link and share it with us. We feature family creations in our Gallery and sometimes in episodes!

Submit Your Creation /your-turn

Clay Challenge

Theme: [e.g., “Build a Cozy Creature Home”]
Prompt: Create a little clay home (cave, nest, burrow, or castle) for a creature you imagine!
Try: texture tools (forks, caps, leaves), two colors, a tiny accessory (bed, window, chimney).
Learning boost: talk about shapes, size, patterns; count how many pieces you used.
Share: 30–60 sec video or 1–3 photos.

See All Challenges → /learn-and-clay

Submission Guidelines (fast & simple)

Length: 15–60 seconds (video) or 1–5 photos.
Files: Post a YouTube (Unlisted), Google Drive, or Dropbox link.
What to include: child’s first name only, a title (“Dino Den”), and 1 sentence about the build.
Keep it safe: no home address, school/location names, or visible mail labels.
Recording tips: bright natural light; phone horizontal; keep background simple; hold steady for 5–10 sec on the creation.

Submit Your Creation → /your-turn

Safety & Consent (short version)

Parents/guardians submit on behalf of children.
We publish first names only and may feature your creation on our site and social channels.
You can request removal anytime at contact@esdrasworld.com.
Full details: Privacy Policy → /privacy-policy

Mini-consent (use near your submit button):

I confirm I’m the parent/guardian and own this media. I grant Esdras World a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use, edit, and share it on our website and social channels. First names only. I can request removal anytime at contact@esdrasworld.com. I agree to the Privacy Policy.

Reading Together

Pick a cozy time: bedtime, after dinner, or a weekend “reading club.”
Trade roles: your child “reads” pictures; you read words.
Ask open questions: What changed? Why did the character do that?
Act it out: sing, clap, make voices—make it joyful!

Suggested reads to pair with clay builds:

The Dot (creativity)
Not a Box (imagination)
Harold and the Purple Crayon (world-building)
Any book your child loves—then build a scene or character in clay!

Clay Basics for Beginners

Clay: kid-safe modeling clay or homemade playdough.
Tools: toothpicks, forks, bottle caps, plastic knife, straws, leaves.
Surface: tray, placemat, or baking sheet makes cleanup easy.
Care: keep clay sealed; re-knead if dry; take photos before it gets squished!