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Using Body Shape to Establish Setting
Using Body Shape to Establish Setting
In this experience, Wolf Trap Teaching Artist Amanda Whiteman demonstrates how to use body shape to establish setting in a story as children follow a guided imagery/movement experience (making choices about straight and curved body shapes).
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Dance / Movement
Pre-K
Approaches To Learning
English
K & Early Elementary
Motor and Physical Development
Language & Literacy
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