Stories and songs - Cuentos y Canciones - serve important purposes for students’ learning and development. They help us have fun and connect with one another, while learning about ourselves and the world around us. They are crucial for our language and communication development, and can serve as powerful vehicles for conversations that require careful thought and consideration.

At OWP, we use stories and songs very intentionally, and thought that sharing some of our favorites with the community would be important.

Our first Cuentos y Canciones is inspired by our anti-bias work and will focus on identity and diversity.

When: Friday, March 7, from 5pm-5:45pm
What: Read-alouds in Spanish led by Michelle Morales, Nizza Rodriguez and Breanny Sanabia , book-making activities, and a community sing-along led by Jenny Luna + a Spanish book fair by Chau Luna with 10% of proceeds donated back to OWP.  

This event is open to everyone. 

There is a suggested donation of $25 per family.  Like always, any amount is appreciated — please feel free to give more if you are able, and less if you need to.