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By Joy Rollins
Rappahannock News Writer
What did our ancestors wear? How did they live? What did they eat? How did they celebrate? Students in kindergarten through second grade will experience the answers to these questions in a project called, "A Tapestry of Time".
This project is made possible by a matching grant from The Virginia Commission for the Arts, coordinated by RCES art teacher Harriette Rosenblatt and RCES vocal music teacher, Joy Rollins. Throughout the school year, artists and craftsmen will direct the students in learning early American and Native American crafts, art, songs, dances, and folklore.
Artists In Residence involved in this grant project are: Mary Jane Bird, dance artist from Arizona. She will teach Native American dance and folklore. Ms. Bird's will be the first residency of the school year, Sept. 25 through Oct. 6.
Tina Liza Jones, folk musician from North Carolina will teach early American songs
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