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Stages for Learning: Energy or Quality of Movement
In this experience, Wolf Trap Teaching Artist Krissie Marty links descriptive language to movement while engaging imagination and building vocaulary.
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Twinkle Twinkle New Orleans WT Jazz Trio
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Twinkle Twinkle Blues WT Jazz Trio
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Squishy Sound Freesound Artists
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Boing Boing Rhythm Sound Freesound Artists
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Energy or Quality of Movement
(328.32 KB)
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Dance / Movement
Pre-K
Approaches To Learning
English
Music / Song
Motor and Physical Development
Language & Literacy
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