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THIS WORKSHOP IS FULL!
*Early Bird Rate applies to those who register one month or more before the scheduled workshop.
The exact dates are January 13, 14, and 20, 21 – (all Friday and Saturday mornings).
Exact times TBD.
This workshop will cover:
- The Philosophy and Objectives of the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program®
- The Materials of the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program®, including:
Rhymes – many examples of interactive rhymes; how they fit into the program, how to use interactive rhymes, and how to teach them to parents.
Songs – learn lullabies and dancing songs; when to use them and how to teach them in an enjoyable way.
Storytelling – why it’s an essential part of the program; how to learn and tell a story, and enjoy it!
- The Logistics of how to run a Parent-Child Mother Goose Program® – from setting up a group to preparing the room, and welcoming participants, to saying good-bye.
Facilitator: Ruth Danziger
Register by Sept. 20th to get the Early Bird Rate!
This workshop will:
- Nurture a deeper understanding of storytelling as an essential element in the P-CMGP
- Inspire you to learn and tell stories
- Allow sharing of experiences and strategies for telling stories in a P-CMG program
- Give you a personal appreciation of the power of told stories
- Build skills for learning and telling stories
- Build confidence in telling stories
- Direct you to a wealth of storytelling resources
- Focus on storytelling in the infant program
Cost includes a copy of You Can Tell a Story, A Handbook for New Storytellers, by Celia Barker Lottridge, a practical guide to finding, learning and telling stories in the community, with your family and in a Parent-Child Mother Goose Program®. The book includes seven lively traditional stories to get you started. ($20 value.)
Variety of additional resources will be available for sale at the workshop
Must have completed Level I, Teacher-Training Workshop to enroll in this Level II workshop.
Exact timing is TBD by the Facilitator.
*Early Bird Rate applies to those who register one month or more before the scheduled workshop.
The exact dates are April 21, 22, 28, and 29 (all Friday and Saturday mornings).
Exact times TBD.
To register CLICK HERE.
This workshop will cover:
- The Philosophy and Objectives of the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program®
- The Materials of the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program®, including:
Rhymes – many examples of interactive rhymes; how they fit into the program, how to use interactive rhymes, and how to teach them to parents.
Songs – learn lullabies and dancing songs; when to use them and how to teach them in an enjoyable way.
Storytelling – why it’s an essential part of the program; how to learn and tell a story, and enjoy it!
- The Logistics of how to run a Parent-Child Mother Goose Program® – from setting up a group to preparing the room, and welcoming participants, to saying good-bye.
Facilitator: Lynda Howes
*Early Bird Rate applies to those who register one month or more before the scheduled workshop.
Friday and Saturday, exact times TBD.
To register CLICK HERE.
This workshop will cover:
- The Philosophy and Objectives of the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program®
- The Materials of the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program®, including:
Rhymes – many examples of interactive rhymes; how they fit into the program, how to use interactive rhymes, and how to teach them to parents.
Songs – learn lullabies and dancing songs; when to use them and how to teach them in an enjoyable way.
Storytelling – why it’s an essential part of the program; how to learn and tell a story, and enjoy it!
- The Logistics of how to run a Parent-Child Mother Goose Program® – from setting up a group to preparing the room, and welcoming participants, to saying good-bye.
Facilitator: Maria Ordonez
*Early Bird Rate applies to those who register one month or more before the scheduled workshop.
Friday and Saturday, exact times TBD.
To register CLICK HERE.
This workshop will cover:
- The Philosophy and Objectives of the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program®
- The Materials of the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program®, including:
Rhymes – many examples of interactive rhymes; how they fit into the program, how to use interactive rhymes, and how to teach them to parents.
Songs – learn lullabies and dancing songs; when to use them and how to teach them in an enjoyable way.
Storytelling – why it’s an essential part of the program; how to learn and tell a story, and enjoy it!
- The Logistics of how to run a Parent-Child Mother Goose Program® – from setting up a group to preparing the room, and welcoming participants, to saying good-bye.
Facilitator: Guita Movallali
*Early Bird rate apply to those who register one month or more in advance.
Friday and Saturday mornings, exact timings TBD.
This Workshop will:
- Inspire you to learn and tell stories
- Allow sharing of experiences and strategies for telling stories in a P-CMG program
- Give you a personal appreciation of the power of told stories
- Build skills for learning and telling stories
- Nurture a deeper understanding of storytelling as an essential element in the P-CMGP
- Build confidence in telling stories
- Direct you to a wealth of storytelling resources • Focus on storytelling in the infant program
Pre-requisite: Parent-Child Mother Goose, Level 1 Teacher Training Workshop.
Facilitator: Ruth Danziger
Cost includes a copy of You Can Tell a Story, A Handbook for New Storytellers, by Celia Barker Lottridge, a practical guide to finding, learning and telling stories in the community, with your family and in a Parent-Child Mother Goose Program®. The book includes seven lively traditional stories to get you started. ($20 value.)
Variety of additional resources will be available for sale at the workshop
Exact timing is TBD by the Facilitator.
To register, CLICK HERE.