Abstract
Educators have long appreciated the potential of puppetry as an effective teaching vehicle and as an enhancement to the curriculum. Puppets have been used to teach at all levels, and although in North America we think of them as being primarily suited for entertainment for young children, for years they have been used in teaching religious concepts and traditions, in preparing patients for hospital experiences and surgical procedures and in subtle forms of indoctrination and propaganda.
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