Noah played Hermes and a merchant...
he gave a great performance and so did his friends.
The Drama class with teacher Ms. Diana... a lady with a lot of patience.
Bless her heart!
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3 comments:
Cool!
Don teaches his students Aesop's Fables, and one of their assignments is to write a fable. This is a great idea to perform them.
Noah is growing up, just since I last saw a photo of him. His looks are changing so quickly. Well, he's at that age. What a handsome lad. :)
What a fun activity for this time of year!
Hi Ruth,
Noah has changed so much in the past few months! I look at his face and it's slimmer and looking more and more like Caleb:)
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Hi Tara,
The kids have really grown since their first production. I could really tell, much improvement:)
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