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Korean Dance
North Prairie, WI
The members of the Korean- American Children’s Culture Circle range
in age from five to fifteen. Their program includes two Korean dances, describing the unique clothing the dancers wear, explaining the children’s Korean names, and telling a folktale with the use of
large, colorful posters. Along with teaching about Korean traditions, a goal of the group is to give a positive message about adoption and maintaining cultural links with children’s native homeland.
Program Formats
A general presentation
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An introductory workshop
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Best for Ages
Early elementary
Grades K-2, ages 5-7
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Upper elementary
Grades 3-5, ages 8-10
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Middle school
Grades 6-8, ages 11-13
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Adults, ages 18 and up
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Mixed audiences of any age
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Costs
Artist fee:
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$50 for 40 minute general presentation
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Materials:
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Supplies for any hands-on experiences
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Program Needs:
Microphone, speakers, tape player
Availability:
Weekends are best during the school year. Willing to travel up to 100 miles from Milwaukee.
Past Venues:
- Holiday Folk Fair International, Milwaukee, since 1979
- Asian Moon Festival, Milwaukee, since 1994
- Wisconsin Folklife Festival, Madison, 1998
- Many civic, community and school functions throughout Wisconsin, since 1993
Contact:
Korean-American Children’s Culture Circle
Karen Leonard
W339 S5346 Prairie View Drive
North Prairie, WI 53153
262/392-9857
last updated:
02/16/2009
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