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Today is Monday

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Artist: Betty Lee Dell

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Eric Carle’s book, Today is Monday, is filled with learning opportunities! Betty Dell adds puppets, movement, dramatic play, and singing to create interactive experiences that help children explore and act out the story characters as they learn the days of the week and the names of food and animals.

Betty is a children’s theater performer and director, as well as a storyteller and puppeteer. She has a BFA in Theater from Point Park College, and a MS in Psychology in Education from the University of Pittsburgh.

 Maximum # of students:

20 (with help from a teacher)

Requirements:

Large clear space or circle-time area.

Minimum sequential workshops:

4

 
 
 

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