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Former Watauga County Teacher of the Year and professional
singer/songwriter Lisa Baldwin will entertain children at The
Childrens Playhouse this Saturday, April 25, at 10:30
am.
The concert celebrates the release of Baldwins new CD
for children, Were Learning Through Song.
The concert will be free to Playhouse members or with paid
admission to The Childrens Playhouse ($5 per person).
The CD will be available for purchase at the concert and a percentage
will be donated to The Childrens Playhouse.
Baldwin, who has more than 27 years teaching experience, has
taken her educational childrens music program, Learning
Through Song, to child development centers, libraries, schools,
community programs, and festivals. Locally, she has been popular
with kids at past performances at the Watauga County Public
Library and The Childrens Playhouse.
Baldwins highly interactive program combines singing,
playing instruments, reading, movement, and other activities
both fun and educational. Baldwin accompanies herself on guitar,
while introducing children to a variety of traditional and unusual
songs. Many old favorites, such as Take Me Out to the
Ballgame, and She Be Coming Around the Mountain,
appear on her CD with updated, clever lyrics. The CD will be
available for $12, with $2 for every sale donated to The Childrens
Playhouse.
Playhouse executive director Kathy Parham said, Lisas
performances are always a rollicking good time and we are very
excited to have her back at The Childrens Playhouse.
Upcoming Programs at The Childrens Playhouse
Another Playhouse favorite, Kristen Kissik, will be offering
her last session of preschool and early elementary creative
movement this month before she moves out of the area.
Kids are invited to join the fun playing parachute games,
moving like animals, and dancing with silk scarves.
Kristen Kissik has more than 17 years experience teaching movement
and dance to all ages, from preschool to college. Classes will
begin April 23 and run through May 27. The preschool class will
be offered on Wednesday mornings at 10 and a class for kids
aged 4-6 will be offered at 3 p.m. on Wednesdays. Registration
required; call (828) 263-0011 for details and to sign up.
The Playhouse is also seeking students for a new preschool
tumbling class to be offered by Jeff Brock, a gymnastics teacher
with years of experience. Please contact us with your
preferred day and time if you are interested, Parham said.
Other ongoing programs offered by The Childrens Playhouse
include Toddler Time offered every Thursday at 9:15 a.m. and
Baby Lap Time offered every Friday at 9:15 a.m. Free monthly
story times and Musikgarten sessions are also offered.
For more information, call (828) 263-0011 or visit www.goplayhouse.org.
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