rainbowfactorykids.com: The Rainbow Factory, an interactive storybook play centre, draws on themes from well-known books and fairy tales, bringing traditional stories and modern literature to life. Immersing youngsters in a world of adventure and fun, the Rainbow Factory, based in Farsley, Leeds, is the perfect attraction for a family day out.
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Teresa informed me about this place and thought it would be a good place to do my research at! I want to gather primary research as I think it would get me more specific answers for my project, but! will I have the time to actually go there, or sould I just email them? It would be great if I could talk to the parents and gather opinions from them too - maybe get a focus group together?
I think it would also be a good idea to talk to the manager; I'm seriously thinking about contacting them as I'm curious as to why they have decided to run this business, where the idea came from. I would like to ask them the following questions (but I feel like I should see Teresa first if it's a good idea):
- How did you come up with the idea for your business? And why?
- Why have you decided to base it around fairy tales and traditional stories?
- Do you think fairy tales are only children’s stories? Why?
- Do you think fairy tales are important to children? In what way?
- How do you feel about the sanitising of fairy tales and movie adaptations of these tales such as those made by Disney?
- Do you think fairy tales influence the perceptions and behaviour of children concerning gender-roles and relationships? In what way?
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