Dance a Story: The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Children will learn the story of The Very Hungry Caterpillar. They will tell and retell the story as is age appropriate. Led by professional teaching artist Joyce Gedraitis, children will be able to use movement to demonstrate their understanding of the life cycle of a butterfly.

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Program Details

Appropriate for ages: Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2

Max Audience: one class
Costs: $210 for three 30-minute sessions and 1 planning meeting. $294 for three 45-minute sessions and 1 planning meeting. Virtual programs require a $39 tech/planning meeting.
Availability
Format:
Residency

Artist

Joyce Gedraitis

Joyce Gedraitis holds a MEd degree from Wichita State University. She has danced with folk dance groups all over the United States and in London, England. During the summer of 2009, Joyce went to Israel where she attended a 10-day summer course in Israeli folk dancing.

Joyce also performs in the duo “World Culture Party.”

 

We thoroughly enjoyed this beautiful lady. She was able to motivate the students to try something new and teach respect amongst each other. She also chose age-appropriate dances for each grade level group. We thought she was amazing and fun!

T. Belcher, Latchkey Co-Director, Linwood Elementary, Wichita

The students LOVED this workshop and so did I. I have always been interested in the brain research done with crossing the midline. I am so happy that Joyce gave instruction on the dances as well as a CD of the music. I am using this as morning work each day for the students! I would highly recommend this workshop!

M. Kambui, Kindergarten, Buckner Performing Arts Magnet, wichita

It was great. Kept us dancing!

C. Jenney, 7th grade, Robinson Middle School, Wichita

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This Organization received funding for general operational support from the City of Wichita The Kansas Creative Arts Industries Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.

 

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Jan-Maeve Saggerson

Tim Rogers

Lai-L Daugherty

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