28 4-Hers presented at the first annual North Country District Public Presentation event. Both Junior and Senior age presenters were invited to this contest. Everyone did a great job! Below are the results. Special congratulations to Harrison, who was chosen to represent our district at the NY State competition (only seniors can be invited to the state level, though we had plenty of juniors that could do well there!).
Seniors
Blue
Josiah & Adam (St Lawrence), Dramatic Interpretation
Danni-Ann (Franklin), Demonstration
Harrison (Clinton), Illustrated Talk
Emily (St Lawrence), Illustrated Talk
Connor (St Lawrence), Illustrated Talk
Keira (Franklin), Illustrated Talk
Caleb (Essex), Illustrated Talk
Lindsey (St Lawrence), Illustrated Talk
Samantha (Franklin), Demonstration
Stephanie (Essex), Speech
Red
Mikayla (Franklin), Illustrated Talk
Sarah (Lewis), Illustrated Talk
Juniors
Blue
Riley (St Lawrence), Demonstration
Carter (St Lawrence), Demonstration
Matthew (Clinton), Illustrated Talk
Liam (Clinton), Illustrated Talk
Joanne (Jefferson), Illustrated Talk
Marshall (Essex), Illustrated Talk
Red
Hannah (St Lawrence), Demonstration
Stella (Clinton), Illustrated Talk
Anna (Jefferson), Illustrated Talk
Olivia (Jefferson), Illustrated Talk
Allyssa (Franklin), Demonstration
Jake (Lewis), Speech
Will (Franklin), Illustrated Talk
Kelsey (Franklin), Illustrated Talk
Makayla (Lewis), Demonstration
Erika (Jefferson), Illustrated Talk
Creative play is such an important part of child development. It is important for children to participate in pretend play or make-believe activities. This develops abstract thinking, negotiating skills, communication skills and a wide variety of necessary skills your child will need in later years. It is also a way for children to problem solve and practice social situations so they are comfortable when faced with the "real" challenges.
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