Due to the unprecedented nature of the Coronavirus Pandemic, and the continuously changing situation, our highest priority must be the health and safety of our family and friends. We have made the decision that all of our Fall group classes will be virtual. This will allow any interested student to participate regardless of their chosen learning structure, in-person or online. Learn more about class offerings below. Registration will be open on September 4, 2020. Classes are limited to 10 students, so be sure to register early.
Indian Hill Primary & Elementary School
Fall 2020 Virtual Group Classes
Class |
Grades |
Day/Time |
Enroll Here |
Movement with Dr. Seuss |
K-2 |
Tuesdays Zoom - 4:00-4:45 10/13, 10/20, 10/27, 11/3, 11/10, 11/17 |
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"Oh, the stories we will tell!" |
K-2 |
Thursdays Zoom - 4:30-5:15 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19 |
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The Diaries of Captain Hook |
3-5 |
Mondays Zoom - 4:30-5:15 10/12, 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16 |
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Create Your Own Superhero |
3-5 |
Wednesdays Zoom - 4:30-5:15 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, 11/11, 11/18 |
Class Descriptions
Movement with Dr. Seuss
How can you become the Cat in the Hat or Yertle the Turtle? We will explore storytelling through dance, movement, rhythm, and the poetry of Dr. Seuss.
"Oh, the stories we will tell!" Young Actor's Workshop
This is a special experience in confidence building and your child “finding their voice” through acting. Each class will focus on a contemporary children’s book as we explore the character’s journey through their feelings and actions. Our class time will end every week with an interactive physical and vocal retelling of the story as a group. Prior to class beginning, you will receive a curriculum packet with suggestions for how to enjoy and learn from each week’s themes and storybook. This is supplementary to the weekly class experience and not mandatory for participation.
The Diaries of Captain Hook
Just like every good story, there is more than one side. Journey to Neverland as we learn and perform the real story of Captain Hook. With our original script and story, we will discuss conflict and building characters as we work toward creating our final virtual performance. This class is appropriate for both students new to theater and those who are experienced.
Create Your Own Superhero
Look at your own values, strengths, passions, fears and create your very own superhero. Students will work with their instructor to create a character from their very own minds, discovering their physicality—how they stand, how they move, how they talk—and designing their character’s costume and special tools. Each student will share their superheroes with the class and create a short script of a special moment in their superhero’s life.
Movement with Dr. Seuss
How can you become the Cat in the Hat or Yertle the Turtle? We will explore storytelling through dance, movement, rhythm, and the poetry of Dr. Seuss.
"Oh, the stories we will tell!" Young Actor's Workshop
This is a special experience in confidence building and your child “finding their voice” through acting. Each class will focus on a contemporary children’s book as we explore the character’s journey through their feelings and actions. Our class time will end every week with an interactive physical and vocal retelling of the story as a group. Prior to class beginning, you will receive a curriculum packet with suggestions for how to enjoy and learn from each week’s themes and storybook. This is supplementary to the weekly class experience and not mandatory for participation.
The Diaries of Captain Hook
Just like every good story, there is more than one side. Journey to Neverland as we learn and perform the real story of Captain Hook. With our original script and story, we will discuss conflict and building characters as we work toward creating our final virtual performance. This class is appropriate for both students new to theater and those who are experienced.
Create Your Own Superhero
Look at your own values, strengths, passions, fears and create your very own superhero. Students will work with their instructor to create a character from their very own minds, discovering their physicality—how they stand, how they move, how they talk—and designing their character’s costume and special tools. Each student will share their superheroes with the class and create a short script of a special moment in their superhero’s life.
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