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"Going on an Adventure"

25/3/2013

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Despite the persistant snow, it's almost Spring, and that means it's time to get outside for some adventures! Turn your regular walk through the neighborhood into an exciting adventure by adding in some imaginative play.

Draw a treasure map of your block.

Create a family "adventure song" that you can sing together as you walk through the park.

Write out a list of secret ingredients for a magic potion (3 twigs, 1 acorn, 2 rocks that look like cats) that you can search for along the way.

After a winter of being cooped up, there is no limit to the fun we can have with a simple walk around the block. Stretch your legs AND your storytelling skills!
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    Lauren Jost, Director
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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Staff and Artists
    • Board of Directors
    • Commitment to Anti-Racism
    • Contact Us
    • 2024 Year in Review
    • Resources
  • Support
  • Performances
    • Pop Up Performances >
      • Stand Clear Of The Closing Doors, Please
      • Grow!
      • The Naughty Penguin
      • Up & Down Again
      • Under the Tree
      • Oceansong
    • Touring Shows >
      • The World Inside Me
      • Wink
      • Shakespeare's Stars
      • Babywild
      • Ears, Nose, and Tail
    • Past Shows >
      • The Last Coin
      • A Book of Hours
      • Grump
      • SPARC: Memory
      • Aidee
      • Before We Grew
  • Free Family Art Days
  • Lullaby Land
    • Original Web-Series
    • Devising Phase One
    • Devising Phase Two
    • Lullaby Land Phase Three Digital Program
    • Support Development
  • Anywhere with Catbear
  • Schools
  • Spellbound Screen-Free
  • Spellbound en Casa
    • Spellbound Sin-Pantallas
  • Spellbound在家
    • Spellbound 无屏幕
  • #ArtsAreMySuperpower
  • News
  • Spellbound's Active Shows
  • Lullaby Land Digital Program