Teaching Artist Roster - Bainbridge Island Arts & Humanities Council

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THEATER ARTS Karen Harp-Reed Raggamuffen Enterprises 4102 41st Ave S. Seattle, WA 98118 206-723-8311 harpreed@w-link.net Area of Study: Theatre and Creative Movement Possible Curricular Ties: Language Arts, Math, Physical Education Grade(s): K-8 Teacher Resources: Lesson plans and Discography list and materials on the Brain Dance (developed by Anne Gilbert) provided. Sample Residency Topics Creative Movement and Theatre Creative Movement and Theatre Performance Theatre in the Classroom Theatre in the Classroom Performance Sample Residency Description Folk tales, Poetry, Stories for young readers; take a story, any story, and learn to bring it to life. Through the elements of dance and theatre using the body and mind, literature comes alive for early readers. Every lesson incorporates social skills and empathy training as well as individual expression. Learning about space: self and general and moving through space with their bodies, students can also learn the concepts of rhythm in language and sequencing of words and story. All projects will be designed individually with the teacher and artist’s input. EALR Focus: 1.1 understands arts concepts and vocabulary, 1.1.2 understands Principles of Organization, 1.2 develops arts skills and techniques,1.4 applies audience skills in a variety of settings, 2.1 applies a creative process in the arts. Karen Harp-Reed has taught and performed for the last 30 years as a multi-artist in Washington and California. She has extensive experience teaching singing, theatre, and creative dance movement, as well as communication and facilitation skills with students from preschool to adult. She has been a music/dance/theatre specialist from pre-K to 8th grade as a credentialed teacher, a Master Teacher at universities and teacher workshops, a music director for professional productions, and director for community theatre programs. She also is a professional singer and actor who has performed locally at the 5th Ave. Theatre, Issaquah Village Theater, Civic Light Opera, and Crepe de Paris. Revised 2/28/12, 2:44 PM 16
THEATER ARTS Susan R. Anderson 1181 Irene Place NE Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 206-842-6838 draminedu@gmail.com Area of Study: Theatre Arts, Music, Drama in Education Possible Curricular Ties: History, Science, Language Arts, Math Grade(s): 2- 8 Sample Residency Topics From Book to Play Stories Alive! Small Scripts: Staged Readings Sample Residency Description Songs of History From a “Toast to George Washington” written in 1781, Woody Guthrie’s “Roll on Columbia” written in 1936 and Bainbridge Islander, Ron Konzak’s “The Gooey Duck Song” and a telling of the Pig War call “San Juan Pig”, songs reflect and tell the stories of history. The American Revolution, the Civil War, the 100 years between the two, the Depression and the Wild West, even the Alaska-Yukon Exposition, all had songs written to celebrate an event or express a deep feeling. Integrate songs of the period of history into the Social Studies unit you are studying. The teaching artist will bring her keyboard and teach the class the music and the words of the songs of the classroom teacher’s choice. The teaching artist will then help small groups act out the songs, bring action and meaning to the words. Discussion will end the session to assess what was learned. EALR Focus: 1.2 develops arts skills and techniques; 1.2 understand a applies arts styles from various artists, cultures and times; 3. 1 uses arts to express and present ideas and feelings; 4.1 demonstrates and analyzes the connections among the arts disciplines; 4.2 demonstrates and analyzes the connections between the arts and other content areas; 4.4 understands that the arts shape and reflect culture and History. Susan Anderson has been creating dramas in classrooms on Bainbridge Island for 18 years. She is one of the original artists with the Consortium. Her work allows students to experience aspects of curriculum in imaginative ways and brings out hidden skills in students. Revised 2/28/12, 2:44 PM 17
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