Stories That Move and Sing is an active storytelling program, led by Julia Morris, for children, teachers, and parents which integrates creative movement, drama, and music. The three tools of active arts engagement, the body, voice, and imagination are awakened, bringing literature alive and fostering early language and learning. | ||
THE PROGRAM |
We
need to discover an arts
literacy —
what
it means to be literate in sign systems like the dramatic. |
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Children
from Preschool to 6th Grade —
Residencies
and performances which foster oral and kinesthetic language expression
and build literacy skills based on the New York State Standards in Language
Arts.
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Storyteller and
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"Julia guides the children through a unique blend of storytelling, movement and music with the subtlety of a master weaver." Jackie Pine, Co-Executive Director, Early Stages (New York, NY) |
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Early Childhood-Elementary School Teachers, Teaching Artists and Parents — Through workshops, lectures, and Parent Nights, adults are introduced to practical methods in oral telling, music and movement, and the uses of creative drama for young children. |