Library Journal Video Review:
"Storytellers Connie Regan-Blake and Barbara Freeman's video is aimed at other storytellers, educators, and librarians. Presented in a workshop format, it includes suggestions about sources for stories as well as demonstrations. The two women present an energetic storytelling how-to with material from picture books, folktale collections, and personal experience. Although there are many other such titles available, few genuinely fit into the how-to category as well as this one. It includes the basic reminder always to indentify sources and Freeman's delicious "storytelling book report" of Rockwell's How To Eat Fried Worms. The coverage of the topic is imaginative and thorough and together with Regan-Blake and Freeman's exertise and matersy makes Storytelling essential for school and public libraries."
-- Noirin Lucas, Early Childhood Ctr., NYPL
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*New
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Award-Winning Storytelling Performance & Workshop featuring Connie Regan-Blake and Barbara Freeman
DVD Video recorded live by PBS
Includes dynamic and educational storytelling performance for K-5th graders and an entertaining in-service one hour workshop for teachers and parents, librarians and young adults.
Performance Audio Sample
Workshop Audio Sample
Winner of Parent’s Choice Gold & Storytelling World Awards
DVD $14.95
Stories include:
The Judge
Crictor
A Penny a Look
I Know an Old Lady (in sign language)
How to get Peanut Butter Off the Roof of your Mouth
Jazzy Three Bears
Workshop covers:
(Originally released in video format in 1994, re-released in DVD format 2007)
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“Children will be delighted.”
- School Library Journal
“Excellent for in-service training! Invaluable for anyone interested in learning or improving storytelling skills.”
- Jimmy Neil Smith, Founder and Director of the Internat'l Storytelling Center
“The joy of watching Connie & Barbara is seeing their obvious enjoyment in what they do. They give helpful hints to veteran tellers and reassure beginners that they too can tell stories.”
- The Second Story Review
“Another winning performance.”
Mort Schindel, Founder & President of Weston Woods Studio
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