ELTA puppets


Thursday December 13, 2012
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
with an hour lunch break 
Registration: $95

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Check out our Winter/Spring 2012 Courses for Early Childhood Educators:

Level II: Sock Puppets Designed as a follow up to the the Level I session, this workshop is will delve deeper on using puppetry to support emergent literacy skills and address in-class issues such as shyness and aggression.

Level II: BIG Puppets and Performance Giant puppets are wonderful ways to introduce pageantry and performance. This workshop is designed to give educators hands-on training in using both forms of puppetry as interactive tools for learning. 

Level I: We Have Puppets!  Now What?? (Spring Edition) The session is designed to give early childhood educators hands-on training in using puppetry as an interactive tool for learning.

Drama in the Early Childhood Classroom Learn tools and strategies for creating a school skit in the classroom or on a stage. Put together a theatrical production with less stress and great success!

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10 registrations for any combination of registrants and spring workshops for $855. Click the link above to register at the discounted price.

To register for multiple workshops at the discounted price, call Heidi Kleister at 212-652-2013.


Where:

CUNY Creative Arts Team 
www.creativeartsteam.org
101 W. 31st Street, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10001
 

 
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Contact:
Heidi Kleister
heidi.kleister@mail.cuny.edu
212-652-2013
We Have Puppets!  Now What??

Back by Popular Demand
Moving Puppets Off the Shelf and Into Action in the Early Childhood Classroom

5-Hour Professional Development
Earn a CUNY Certificate of Completion

This workshop returns due to popular demand. The session is designed to give early childhood educators hands-on training in using puppetry as an interactive tool for learning.

What can I expect to gain from this workshop?

  • Identify how puppets can be used to develop language skills, and address emotional and social challenges
     
  • Develop basic skills needed to to be an effective puppeteer
     
  • Learn the unique needs and demands of different puppets

Participants will work with a variety of puppets, including the basic sock puppet and the more sophisticated soft “muppet-like” puppet, and will touch on the large three-person Chinese dragon-esque puppets.

Who should attend?  
Early childhood educators interested in exploring a new outlet for engaging their students.

Led by Helen Wheelock, Director
Early Learning Through the Arts


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