| The Card 50/50 drawing fund has reached $488 with 34 cards left in the deck.You can’t win if you’re not at the meeting, so come on out. Last week our speaker was Suzanne Kline, founder of the Giz Kids Foundation which promotes learning with short episodes performed by puppets, each giving a lesson at the same time as they entertain. The information below is from Giz Kids Foundation: We created an informative children’s Network to meet the intended entertainment and educational goals. We do this by bridging storytelling, the latest LED technology, animation, and innovative live-action puppetry performances appealing to ages five to eleven. In each short episode, one or more characters present a conflict for the Woof Chat News Team to solve. Together, they turn to Gizmo’s Woof Chat News to report helpful stories, on-location interviews, and informative experts who uncover unique and insightful ways to approach their concerns. Then, equipped with new knowledge and inspiration, everyone comes together for a humorous or touching ending. Learning together, we form connections that expand our worldviews, deepen self-awareness, and ultimately lead to our most significant achievements. Gizmo’s Woof Chat Network opens the curiosity to learn about others and the world around us. Puppetry is a transformative form of storytelling that engages children and adults uniquely in an approachable way—with compelling characters, expertly voiced and manipulated by a dedicated team of artists. The live-action studio performance creates a seemingly in-person relationship with its audience— aptly referred to as the Woof Chatters. Beyond their animated world, the puppet reporters can go on location and interact spontaneously with real-life communities, making their shared experiences accessible to all ages globally. Learning together, we form connections that expand our worldviews, deepen self-awareness, and ultimately lead to our most significant achievements. Gizmo’s Woof Chat News opens the curiosity to learn about others and the world around us. |
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| President Amanda Cartwright and last week’s speaker Suzanne Kline |
| A good way to prepare for parenthood is to talk to rocks,because they have the same listening habits.Your editor Pat Growney |
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