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Math Detectives: Where’s the Math?

Artist

Katherine Lyons

Program Type

Professional Development

Description

Led by Wolf Trap Master Teaching Artist Katherine Lyons, participants will discover the mathematics in children’s literature and engage in dynamic, arts-infused activities that align with early learning math standards. These experiences will captivate children’s interest, fostering both their participation in creative endeavors and their development of essential mathematical skills such as number and number sense, geometry, measurement, graphing and pre-algebra.

Participants will delve into the art of viewing books through a new lens. We will unveil the innate mathematical concepts woven into the fabric of storytelling, all within the framework of this enlightening professional development workshop.

Age Groups

Toddler (2-3 years)
PK3 and PK4
Kindergarten

Content Areas

Language and Literacy
Math

Audience Limit

50 Educators

Program Length

Varies

Technical Requirements

10’ x 10’ clear area
Access to performance area 1 hour before set up
The artist will provide a sound system for audiences of over 50 people or for large rooms/gyms
The artist will need a power outlet to plug in the sound system
The room needs to have blinds or the ability to block the light at least partially
The artist will be in communication about additional technical requirements specific to the program

Pricing

Workshop Cost:: Under 2 hours: $714; over 2 hours: $893
Travel Fee:: Mileage fees apply for in-person programs.

Testimonials

"Katherine brings talent, intelligence, and genuine warmth to her work with young children and their teachers." —Miriam C. Flaherty Willis, Senior Director, Education, Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts