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visiting artist. Activity schedule for .

'Tapestry of Time"

Sept. 22: Teacher * Workshop "Exploring Social Studies Through Drama” (Kindergarten-third grade/ teachers only) 1-4 p.m.

Sept. 25-Oct. 6: Artist In Residence, Mary Jane Bird, Native American Dance PreKindergarten through third grade.

Oct. 6: Re-enactment P (Explorers, Native Americans, and Early Settlers 1492-1600) First and second grade.

Oct. 13: Field Trip to ' Indian Pow Wow, Madison County, first and second grades.

Oct. 26: Field Trip to Discovery Museum, Winchester, Kindergarten

Nov. 8: Presentation by American Frontier Museum, second and third grades.

Dec. 14: Re-enactment II (Colonization, 1600-1750) and‘‘ Christmas Music Program(afternoon and evening)" Kindergarten and second grade.

March 5 through March 16: Artist In Residence, Tina Liza Jones, folk music, Prekindergarten through third grade.

March 19 through April 6: Artist in Residence,1 Margaret Halgren, visual art and crafts, Kindergarten through fifth grade.

April 3: Presentation by* Jamestown-Yorktownl! Foundation, first and second;; grade. •

April 10: Re-enactment III* (Building a New Nation-17501850) Pre-kindergarten ; through second. ■;

May 1: Colonial Village set* up with Interact Theater, eachi second grade class. ];

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