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Give your child the confidence they need in order to feel safe when you decide you are comfortable leaving them home alone. This class will prepare your child to take on this responsibility whether you are at the grocery store, running errands, or are stuck in traffic on your way back from work! This home alone safety course for students in grades 4-5 covers basic first aid, door protocol, telephone protocol, accident prevention, and first aid for choking and safety measures.
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Award winning professional storyteller, teaching artist, and author Karen Chace, in partnership with the Freetown Lakeville Campus Programs Department, will teach the Art of Oral Tradition (storytelling) for GRAIS fourth and fifth grade students. Storytelling is a performance-based art; the children will be performing their stories, not reading them, on stage. The students will select their stories from my personal folktale collection. They will learn about other cultures through stories, gain confidence in public speaking, enhance their literacy skills, and develop camaraderie with their storytelling peers. Our goal is an evening Storytelling Festival, where students will perform (not read) their stories for families, friends, educators, and community members at GRAIS. Registration for 2026-2027 Campus Programs GRAIS Storytelling Program
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The difference is dramatic.
We do DRAMA differently!
Now enrolling for the fall.
Location: Drama Kids at Freetown Lakeville Middle School
Mondays 5:30 - 6:30
September - May
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Builds Confidence
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Fosters Creativity
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Strengthens Communication
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Grows Emotional Intelligence
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Mid-year parent presentations and spring performances
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