Middletown, Conn.-
Oddfellows Playhouse still has spots in its upcoming Little Fellows summer program for youngsters
ages 4-7. Oddfellows’ programs cover a
variety of arts-based activities, from circus skills to acting and visual art.
Our programs allow students to develop their creativity and foundational life
skills they can draw upon in the future.
The youngsters will learn things like working cooperatively with other
children their age, positive group interaction, theater, movement and visual
art techniques and much much more.
This summer, Oddfellows is offering Little Fellows: The World and Work of Mo
Willems. The program will be running from August 6-17, Monday –Friday, 9:00am-3:30pm. Tuition
is $350. In addition, before and after care will be
available for the program, beginning at 8:30 in the morning and be available
from 3:30 to 4:30 in the afternoon in order to accommodate parents’ busy
schedules.
Students will explore the very busy world of Mo
Willems, author and illustrator of “Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale”, “Pigeon
Wants a Puppy,” and the Elephant and Piggy books. Working with professional teaching artists,
participants will be at the center of the action, writing, acting, painting and
creating a new story inspired by the work of the beloved author and
illustrator.
This
summer’s teaching artists include Missy Burmeister, Kim West, Renee Soares, and
Jamie Guite. Throughout the day, children will be spending time with each of
these teachers in four different “classes” – Art, Movement, Theater, and
Writing. Students will be encouraged to explore their creative sides and
participate in fun and exciting activities. Along with these teaching artists,
children will be led by student teaching assistants to make sure your child is
enjoying himself or herself throughout the day. The day will also include
breaks for snacks and rest time, as well as an outdoor lunch break in the afternoon.
1 comment:
My 5 year-old son really loves performing on stage that's why I appreciate preschools who encourages arts and literature . kudos to your school.
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