Children’s School opens opera treasure chest in weekly sessions
Treasure chests often hold beautiful items, and the Children’s School received not one, but two treasure chests full of jewels last Thursday.
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Children’s School holds Big Art Fest
Holding atypical painting tools, the pint-sized Picassos splattered red, blue, green and yellow spots onto a white canvas.
Here comes the Troll: Children’s School to perform at OFN
Be alert, trolls are taking over the Amphitheater — singing and dancing trolls that is. The Children’s School will present…
Children’s School hosts first Open House of the season
The children, wide-eyed and bushy-tailed, ran to meet their family as they gathered on the lawn in front of the Children’s School.
SLIDESHOW: MSFO students visit Children’s School to introduce their instrument
Every week, a different section of the MSFO comes to Children’s School and teaches a new instrument to the children. The purpose is to introduce the instruments to the children at a young age.
Babcock, Ewalt talk youth programs at porch discussion
Education is one of the pillars Chautauqua Institution was founded upon. At Wednesday’s Trustees Porch Discussion, the emphasis was placed on the various options on the grounds for youth education and activities.
Children’s School wraps up season with annual Teddy Bear Picnic
A school-wide Teddy Bear Picnic helped wrap up the last week of Children’s School as Chautauqua’s season comes to a quiet close. Although the morning rain and overcast skies made for the first indoor “campfire” in years, the kids still celebrated with as much sunny enthusiasm.
For Children’s School teacher Denton, being a ‘big’ kid means starting small
John Denton looks down at 5-year old Caroline, who has just managed to pull off a second-long handstand near the playground. It’s his last day at Children’s School.
Theater company plays off kids’ imaginations at Children’s School
Last Wednesday at Children’s School, “shapes” were made in the form of alligators and oceans, and with an artist’s paintbrush instead of a poet’s pen.
After accident, Children’s School librarian returns to job she loves
It’s a Wednesday, and librarian Lynn Moschel is reading to Group 1 at Children’s School. She holds up a book called Bats at the Library, rotating it around for the 6-year-olds in the front row on their knees, some pointing at the illustrations, all matching her cheer.
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