Stories Out Loud

Thu, Aug 22 2024

3:00pm - 4:00pm

Excelsior Springs Community Room

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Subjects

Storytelling

Age Group

Ages 6 and up

Presenter

In-House Youth

Registration

Registration Required

Come to the Library for an introduction to Readers’ Theatre for kids! Kids will learn how to adapt an early reader text into a fun, interactive read-aloud activity for the group. Caregivers are encouraged to attend as audience members.

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