As we welcome a new calendar year, it’s natural to reflect on our unique fall semester. Congratulations to all of you who have adapted lesson plans, invigorated your virtual classroom, and successfully reached your students. We know it’s not easy!
We adapted in the fall, just as you have. We launched our first ever virtual School Shows and they are quite a hit thanks to all of you and to our amazing funders for making them free to you this year! A special thanks for the very generous support of the Ernest L. and Ruth W. Finley Foundation for this year’s Evert Person’s Youth Access Fund, providing scholarships for students to attend our programs. We want to thank Clover Sonoma for their generosity as well.
Children of all ages can experience the joy of theatre with their families right at home! This spring, don’t miss out on your chance to share the laughter, fun, and learning with the special kids in your life
with our Family Fun Series. These performances are available over an entire weekend to offer you flexibility and they are absolutely free thanks to our generous sponsors.
by TheatreWorksUSA January 2021 Available all month long! Grades PK-3
Join us for a musical adventure based on the book series by Eric Litwin. Pete the Cat and his new human friend Jimmy conquer second grade art and learn about inspiration and friendship.
February 2021 Available all month long! Grades 1-6
The hilariously charming Doktor Kaboom blends science, comedy, and a German accent in his series of increasingly spectacular demonstrations of the physical sciences.
Join an adventurous young girl and her seafaring father as they reimagine the story of a tiny snail’s incredible trip around the world, inspired by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s much-loved picture book.
Tuesday, February 16 4:00-6:00pm Instructor: Hannah Dworkin Grades K-2 Subjects: Movement, Visual Art, Social Emotional Learning
Explore the types of trauma, how trauma impacts brain development, and how to identify behaviors that indicate a triggered response. Participants will walk away with strategies they can implement in the classroom (and virtually) that will support a calm, safe environment, the healing process, and important tools for self-care.
Wednesday, March 3 4:00-6:00pm Instructor: Deborah Sunya Moore Grades K-2 Subjects: English Language Arts, Music, Rhythm
Have you ever read a children’s book so full of rhythm that you wanted to tap or drum along? Now is the chance! Integrate elements of music with reading strategies to enhance student comprehension, skills, enthusiasm, and experience. No previous musical experience needed.
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