Puppet Shows – Vashon Center for the Arts

Welcome to the 3rd grade Puppet Show! These puppets were made in a Vashon Artists in Schools residency with island artist Adam Ende. This project was started in the classroom and ended at home with students creating their puppets and movies via distance learning.

ENJOY!

The Tiger Who Had The Coronavirus

Three Amazing Women Who Changed the World (Mazzy, Gracie and Gabriella)

Silly Trials & Tribulations with Harriett Quimby and Abraham Lincoln (Clara and Sandy)

Astronaut floating away

Cristiano (Amelia Earhart) and Wiley (Dr. Seuss)

Josephine 3W

Sign language with Jane Goodall

Helen Keller and Jane Goodall at the beach

MISTY COPELAND – early life

Elias

Josie, another day in quarantine

Helen Keller and Jane Goodall

For more information about how to get involved with VAIS, please contact us at vais@vashoncenterforthearts.org.

Vashon Artists in Schools (VAIS) is a Vashon Center for the Arts program in partnership with Vashon Island School District. Additional and generous support is provided by Washington State Arts Commission, Vashon Partners in Education (PIE), Vashon Thriftway, Vashon Island Community PTSA, and individual donors.

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