Program 006
 

Monty and Martine
introduce this show's theme:
The Power of Language

Carol Schneider-Sereda, Director of Children's Dance Theatre at The Center for Arts in Natick, empowers young ballet dancers with language and story.

Find more about the dance theatre at www.natickarts.org/tcan_childdance.php

click to watch (5.3M) QUICKTIME 7

Coordinator of the Youth Literacy Tutor
Program of the Hyde Square Task Force
Caitlin Sweeney and some of the teen
tutors explain what they do and why.

Check out
www.hydesquare.org/programs/youth.html.

click to watch (5.0M) QUICKTIME 7

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, Judy "Mama Bear" Reilly and Honey the Cookie-Bookie Bear playfully tackle idioms.

Visit www.judithreilly.com.

Caterina Del Conte, a Bilingual Wellesley College Student, tells how her mom's love of languages prepared her for a new school and cultural environment.

Dr. Barbara Krol-Sinclair, Director of the Intergenerational Literacy Project (ILP) in Chelsea, Massachusetts, offers solutions to some of the language-related school challenges ESL/ELL parents face.

Find more about the ILP at
www.bu.edu/education/ilp.

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

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