Experience "The Snowy Day" in July with sensory play that brings winter to life.
Porch Play at Pink's Accessible Theater House is a delightful experience for young children and their caregivers. This week's session, themed "The Snowy Day," brings a winter wonderland to life in the middle of summer. Kids will engage in sensory activities that stimulate their imagination and creativity.
The program is designed with special education and inclusion in mind, ensuring a supportive environment for all participants. Led by trained teaching artists, it's a perfect opportunity for kids to explore stories in a fun and interactive way. Don't miss this chance to enjoy a snowy adventure in July!
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Join Rebekah for our Porch Play program, our one-time, sensory-immersive, and individualized experience of bringing a story to life. On this week, we will explore the story of The Snowy Day. In this Porch Play, students will get the opportunity to enjoy snow in the summer! The Snowy Day provides a fun way to build your imagination skills by immersing yourself in a winter story. All Porch Play teaching artists are trained in special education, inclusion, theater, and social-emotional learning. This series is designed for a student and a caregiver. We are CLTS and IRIS vendors. If using this payment method, mark "PAY IN PERSON" upon checkout. We will be in touch to get everything scheduled.
