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3/31/25 - Families with children ages birth to five take part in an interactive storytelling experience featuring County Executive Dr. Calvin Ball and HCLS Early Childhood Education Specialist Alishia Chandler at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch.

5/6/26 - Preschoolers go to class on their own. They learn to follow rules and routines, understand feelings, and talk about stories. They also learn about shapes and numbers, use scissors, draw and write, make guesses about what is going to happen, learn about the world, and be creative at Howard County Library Eldridge Branch.

Maryland Wolf Trap teaching artist Josette Young brought her residency to the PreK classrooms of Halls Cross Elementary School in Aberdeen, MD. The students read with Ms. Josette, practiced shapes, and danced and moved with partners to music inspired by the spirit of Carnival.

Maryland Wolf Trap teaching artist Josette Young brought her residency to the PreK classrooms of Halls Cross Elementary School in Aberdeen, MD. The students read with Ms. Josette, practiced shapes, and danced and moved with partners to music inspired by the spirit of Carnival.

3/26/25 - Kindergarteners from Veterans Elementary School take a field trip and tour at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch.

With a story to inspire the little artists followed up by a hands-on Process Art Activity things got a little messy at this art program for ages 3-6.

3/31/25 - Families with children ages birth to five take part in an interactive storytelling experience featuring County Executive Dr. Calvin Ball and HCLS Early Childhood Education Specialist Alishia Chandler at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch.

3/25/25 - Kids roll-up their sleeves and help with the care and keeping of the Enchanted Garden at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch.

5/6/26 - Preschoolers go to class on their own. They learn to follow rules and routines, understand feelings, and talk about stories. They also learn about shapes and numbers, use scissors, draw and write, make guesses about what is going to happen, learn about the world, and be creative at Howard County Library Eldridge Branch.

Caroline Ferrante visited classes of young learners at St. Vincent dePaul Head Start at Arundel Elementary School in Baltimore. The children explored instruments and movements, practiced positional vocabulary with objects, and enjoyed stories with puppets and gestures.

Maryland Wolf Trap teaching artist Josette Young brought her residency to the PreK classrooms of Halls Cross Elementary School in Aberdeen, MD. The students read with Ms. Josette, practiced shapes, and danced and moved with partners to music inspired by the spirit of Carnival.

Maryland Wolf Trap teaching artist Josette Young brought her residency to the PreK classrooms of Halls Cross Elementary School in Aberdeen, MD. The students read with Ms. Josette, practiced shapes, and danced and moved with partners to music inspired by the spirit of Carnival.

3/26/25 - Kindergarteners from Veterans Elementary School take a field trip and tour at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch.

Creative City Public Charter School students wrote to Maryland Wolf Trap artist Laura Schandelmeier to thank her following a residency program.

3/31/25 - Families with children ages birth to five take part in an interactive storytelling experience featuring County Executive Dr. Calvin Ball and HCLS Early Childhood Education Specialist Alishia Chandler at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch.

3/31/25 - Families with children ages birth to five take part in an interactive storytelling experience featuring County Executive Dr. Calvin Ball and HCLS Early Childhood Education Specialist Alishia Chandler at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch.

3/31/25 - Families with children ages birth to five take part in an interactive storytelling experience featuring County Executive Dr. Calvin Ball and HCLS Early Childhood Education Specialist Alishia Chandler at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch.

Caroline Ferrante visited classes of young learners at St. Vincent dePaul Head Start at Arundel Elementary School in Baltimore. The children explored instruments and movements, practiced positional vocabulary with objects, and enjoyed stories with puppets and gestures.

Caroline Ferrante visited classes of young learners at St. Vincent dePaul Head Start at Arundel Elementary School in Baltimore. The children explored instruments and movements, practiced positional vocabulary with objects, and enjoyed stories with puppets and gestures.

3/31/25 - Families with children ages birth to five take part in an interactive storytelling experience featuring County Executive Dr. Calvin Ball and HCLS Early Childhood Education Specialist Alishia Chandler at Howard County Library System, Miller Branch.

Between the ages of 1-4, a child’s brain is forming connections and learning much faster than in any other period of life. Early childhood education provides crucial stimulation and guidance during this time. This is the time that an educator can lay the foundation for a lifetime of learning. It will have a cascading, positive influence throughout a child’s lifetime. Call 650-345-1555 and get your ECE certification or visit www.californiacollegeofece.com/.

Maryland Wolf Trap teaching artist Josette Young brought her residency to the PreK classrooms of Halls Cross Elementary School in Aberdeen, MD. The students read with Ms. Josette, practiced shapes, and danced and moved with partners to music inspired by the spirit of Carnival.

Maryland Wolf Trap teaching artist Josette Young brought her residency to the PreK classrooms of Halls Cross Elementary School in Aberdeen, MD. The students read with Ms. Josette, practiced shapes, and danced and moved with partners to music inspired by the spirit of Carnival.

Caroline Ferrante visited classes of young learners at St. Vincent dePaul Head Start at Arundel Elementary School in Baltimore. The children explored instruments and movements, practiced positional vocabulary with objects, and enjoyed stories with puppets and gestures.

Caroline Ferrante visited classes of young learners at St. Vincent dePaul Head Start at Arundel Elementary School in Baltimore. The children explored instruments and movements, practiced positional vocabulary with objects, and enjoyed stories with puppets and gestures.

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