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The energized group of early learning supporters fill the packed Capitol Ballrooms

Young Audiences hosted its Impact Breakfast in November. The event welcomed arts education supporters to learn more about Young Audiences' work and the power the arts have in motivating, engaging, and transforming students.

We explored the benefits of playing with playdough!

Musician and teaching artist Elias Schutzman visited children, their parents, and their caregivers at the Judy Center at Halls Cross Roads Elementary School. The class spent time learning and growing together with music and fun as part of a Baby Artsplay!™ residency.

Performing artists trained with Wolf Trap Institute for Early Learning Through the Arts and Arts for Learning Maryland to become the newest cohort of Early Childhood teaching artists for Arts for Learning. The artists modeled lessons highlighting their art forms for their peers at Arts for Learning at Goodnow.

Young Audiences hosted its Impact Breakfast in November. The event welcomed arts education supporters to learn more about Young Audiences' work and the power the arts have in motivating, engaging, and transforming students.

There would have been thousand thoughts in their little brains when engaging themselves in the experiments.

How?… Why?… When?… Where?… What?… etc.,

That is how brains are stimulated and neural connections are made.

This picture was taken shortly after planting in March. Planting Bed #4

Young Audiences hosted its Impact Breakfast in November. The event welcomed arts education supporters to learn more about Young Audiences' work and the power the arts have in motivating, engaging, and transforming students.

There would have been thousand thoughts in their little brains when engaging themselves in the experiments.

How?… Why?… When?… Where?… What?… etc.,

That is how brains are stimulated and neural connections are made.

This picture was taken shortly after planting in March. Planting Bed #3

Learners on merry-go-round.

 

Mawozini Crèche is in phase 2 repairs.

 

Proposed work at the centre includes:

- Additional classroom - the existing facility caters for 46 children, the attendance is just more than the number of children catered for in the existing facility;

- Repairs: the existing is in a relatively good condition, a door needs replacement, 4 locksets need replacing, a number of window panes need replacing, the apron requires repair.

- Fencing - the facility is fenced, however, the area is insufficient, particularly if an additional classroom is required. It is proposed that the area is extended and that the fence is repaired where required.

- Health & Safety: The centre also requires a fire extinguisher, first aid box, safety signage, and a fenced waste pit.

- Toilet facility: The centre has 2 toilet facilities which are both in a relatively poor condition. It is proposed that the face brick facility is repaired and used as a teacher’s toilet, and a new small facility built for the learners, with a new disabled unit included.

- A gutter downpipe is required.

- Play equipment: The facility has play equipment. Some of this equipment is in need of repair. A new shade cloth covering for the play area is required.

- Estimate costs for repairs: R 334 570

 

At Family Photo Day, families pose for portraits and create picture frames together.

There would have been thousand thoughts in their little brains when engaging themselves in the experiments.

How?… Why?… When?… Where?… What?… etc.,

That is how brains are stimulated and neural connections are made.

There would have been thousand thoughts in their little brains when engaging themselves in the experiments.

How?… Why?… When?… Where?… What?… etc.,

That is how brains are stimulated and neural connections are made.

Joy in the little eyes, mixed with excitement and surprise…

 

Dolls like Dolls, were dressed as their favorite cartoon character’s outfits. Superb.

 

The fashion show was also another fantastic way of showing off their heart loved characters.

Joy in the little eyes, mixed with excitement and surprise…

 

Dolls like Dolls, were dressed as their favorite cartoon character’s outfits. Superb.

 

The fashion show was also another fantastic way of showing off their heart loved characters.

Performing artists trained with Wolf Trap Institute for Early Learning Through the Arts and Arts for Learning Maryland to become the newest cohort of Early Childhood teaching artists for Arts for Learning. The artists modeled lessons highlighting their art forms for their peers at Arts for Learning at Goodnow.

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