Kansas Wolf Trap Family Involvement Workshop

Family Involvement Workshops are interactive sessions providing children and their parents/caregivers an opportunity to share a stimulating live arts experience. Led by a Kansas Wolf Trap Teaching Artist, the workshop gives parents a glimpse into what children learn during Kansas Wolf Trap Institute classroom residencies, as well as arts-integrated activities they can use at home, in the car, and even in line at the grocery store.

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Appropriate for ages: PreK, Kindergarten, Grade 1

Max Audience: 20 children with a parent
Costs: $85/45-minute workshop
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Kansas Wolf Trap Teaching Artists

The Kansas Wolf Trap Teaching Artists are professional performing artists who have served on the Arts Partners roster for a minimum of five years.

The Kansas Wolf Trap Teaching Artists are:

Musician Aaron Fowler

Storyteller and movement specialist Twyla Smith

The Kansas Wolf Trap Teaching Artists use performing arts techniques and strategies to help young children acquire basic emergent literacy skills, STEM skills, and other developmental learning skills, in addition to reinforcing the curriculum.

Each Kansas Wolf Trap Artist has received 50-100 hours of training in early childhood development and program development in support of emergent literacy. Their professional development also includes Wolf Trap ELL Best Practices and STEM Early Childhood STEM Learning Through the Arts program development.

The Kansas Wolf Trap Baby Artsplay Teaching Artists are:

Aaron Fowler

Twyla Smith

Each Kansas Wolf Trap Baby Artsplay Teaching Artist is an experienced Arts Partners and Kansas Wolf Trap Teaching Artist. Each has received an additional 30 hours of intensive training in the development and implementation of performing arts-based programming for young children, ages 18 to 36 months.

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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.

 

Board of directors

Jan-Maeve Saggerson

Tim Rogers

Lai-L Daugherty

Teresa Seymour

Rodney Horton

Chris Wendt