Program 013

Monty and Martine
introduce this show's theme:
Windows & Mirrors of Literacy

Artistic Director of the Pocket Full of Tales Theater Company Kristy Pace makes Shakespeare accessible to 11- and 12-year-olds.

Find out more about the children’s theatre programs at
www.natickarts.org/tcan_childrenstheatre.php
and at www.pocketfulloftales.com.

Elena Creef, a College Professor and Mom, reinforces her son’s ethnic identity and introduces him to other cultures through books.

Author and Educator Amy Cohn explains how American folklore reveals both the uniqueness and the commonality of diverse ethnic groups.

Laurie Joy Haas, Executive Producer of Words that Cook!™ and co-author of Read it Aloud! A parent’s guide to sharing books with young children, and Honey the Cookie-Bookie Bear demonstrate how to introduce writing to children by talking about and creating captions for family photographs.

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Author, Adoptee and Adoptive Parent Beth O’Malley and Adoptee Shanna Person-Johnson make clear the value of writing down information and maintaining Adoption Lifebooks.

Learn more about Beth O’Malley and Adoption Lifebooks at www.adoptionlifebooks.com.

Monty and Martine recap our
Recipes for Success
and introduce this show's
Recommended Book List.

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