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Student Highlights
                                                                          Celebrations of Learning 2010: Folklore Around the World
Ever wonder how the rabbit got its ears, or the kangaroo its pouch? How about the tales behind such valuable lessons as "Don't judge others," "Always be yourself," and "By working together all things are possible"? Our creative, talented, hardworking Jane Addams students present myths, legends, and folktales from around the globe during Celebrations of Learning week. CELEBRATIONS OF LEARNING: FOLKLORE AROUND THE WORLD PERFORMANCES Pre-K - Ms. Kafka & Ms. Avalos: El Belen - Puerto Rico, & Las Chiapanecas - Mexico 120-K - Ms. Marquez: Strega Nona - Italy 121-K - Ms. Kafka: Henny Penny - England 132-K - Ms. Oganovich: The Little Girl Sold With Pears - Italy 111-1 - Ms. Cruz: Ram and Pig - Norway 113-1 - Ms. Roman: Flowers in January - Czech Republic 114-1 - Ms. Jogmen: Possum Magic - Australia 109-2 - Ms. Maio: Babushka Baba Yaga - Russia 112-2 - Ms. Orozco: Lon Po Po - China 118-2 - Ms. Ojeda: Big Tree and Little Plant - England; The Tiger and the Boy - India; and The Ant and the Grasshopper - Greece 128-3 - Ms. Falkenberg: Stone Soup - Sweden, France, and Northern Europe 130-3 - Ms. Loehrke: Why Tortoise's Shell is Not Smooth - Africa 131-3 - Ms. Marzullo: Jamie O'Rourke and the Big Potato - Ireland 126-4 - Ms. Silva: How the Coyote Brought Fire to the People: Native America 127-4 - Ms. Jameson - The Priceless Cats: Italy 129-4 - Ms. Higgins - The Old Man Who Made the Trees Blossom: Japan 108-5 - Ms. Byrne - Oedipus, King Midas, Prometheus, Cupid and Psyche - Greece 124-5 - Ms. Schmitt - The Dreaming Tree: Brazil 125-5 - Ms. Vargas - How the Rabbit got its Ears: Mexico 133-5 - Ms. Grannon - The Ch'i-Lin Purse: China 103-6 - Mr. Utesch - Kaddo's Wall - Western Africa 105-6 - Ms. Vicenty - Atalanta and Her Suitors: Greece 106-6 - Ms. Procissi - How the Kangaroo Got Its Tail and The Great Rain -Australia 107-6 - Ms. Miller - South Africa 200-6/7 - Ms. Watson - The Magic Dogs of the Volcanos, Uncle Nacho's Hat, Brother Anansi and the Cattle Ranch: Latin Folklore 205-7 - Ms. Miramontes - Gilgamesh the King - Middle East 206-7 - Ms. Hardison - The Dreaming Tree - Brazil 207-7 - Mr. DiPrima - The Third Wish - England |
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