Silly, Dilly Willy, Squilly!

Fri, Nov 3 2023

10:00am - 10:45am

Lee's Summit Community Room 1 and 2

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Subjects

Storytelling

Age Group

Ages 3 and up

Presenter

Jo Ho

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Registration Required

Listeners will get to play with word sounds and nonsense words in these hilarious stories where objects and actions are misnamed. Let's all spooty-dotty-ditty-bip! It's a verbal jousting program of complete silliness.

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