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Embodied Storytelling with Ki Ridenour-Starnes
Learning Target: I can use my body and voice like an instrument to reveal the inner life of a character. I can use my body to express emotions outwardly and move in different ways to create characters.
Learning Summary: Students will be introduced to an adaptation of a Southwestern/Southeastern indigenous story and embody the characters they learn about.
Arts Standard: TH.4.PR1.3Investigate movement, voice
SEL Standard: "Standard 3: Social Awareness & Belonging: Develop social awareness that fosters a sense of belonging and leads to co-constructing equitable, thriving communities and a vibrant society."
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Artist Information
- Artist: Ki Ridenour-Starnes
- Location: Portland, OR
- Region: Northwest Oregon
- Art Medium: Theatre
This teaching artist is open to providing programming in schools. Please reach out using the contact information below.
Contact: [email protected]