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Wintertime Wiggles and Giggles
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This special event features artful activities to celebrate the winter season. Sing, dance, and play with Wolf Trap Institute Master Teaching Artists and special guest Jasper the Squirrel. This event is designed for families with children ages 3-6, but will include something for everyone, so cozy up with the whole family!
Presented by:
Kimberli Boyd, Wolf Trap Master Teaching Artist
Jasper the Squirrel (Penny Russell, Wolf Trap Master Teaching Artist)
Valerie Carroll, Wolf Trap Master Teaching Artist
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Dance / Movement
Music / Song
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Science
Math
Infants / Toddlers
Pre-K
K & Early Elementary
English
Motor and Physical Development
Social Emotional Development
Language & Literacy
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