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14 people are interested
Children's Hour Volunteer
ORGANIZATION: Scarecrow Video
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14 people are interested
Using short videos from our collection, storybooks curated by the U-District branch of Seattle Public Library, and interactive activities centered on a theme, Children’s Hour offers one hour of auditory, visual, and tactile styles of learning in a fun environment - all at no cost to families. Our most recent Children’s Hour series saw an average of 10 children each week, plus their guardians. The format of each Children’s Hour is: read a storybook, show a short video, facilitate an arts and/or science activity, read another storybook, and close with another short video. Previous series themes have included: Around the World, Celebrating Seasons, Exploring Animal Life, and Transportation.
As a volunteer you would assist with program execution weekly on Thursday mornings from about 9am to noon; research and review videos to screen weekly; research and prepare children’s activities; complete log sheet; and assist in planning future program series.
Interested volunteers should have a passion for movies and community building. Experience working with children preferred. Scarecrow volunteers are eligible for free rentals (some restrictions apply).
More opportunities with Scarecrow Video
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
About Scarecrow Video
Location:
5030 ROOSEVELT WAY NE, SEATTLE, WA 98105, US
Mission Statement
Scarecrow Video is dedicated to championing the indispensable role of film arts in community, cultural, and civic life.
Description
Scarecrow Video has been a Seattle institution since 1988 and proudly nonprofit since 2014. Scarecrow is founded upon a very basic value: We believe all people, everywhere, should have the opportunity to access the film arts.
We are committed to: building film literacy, ensuring full public access to the largest privately held video and physical media archive in the United States, advancing cultural and educational enrichment through community-based programming, and supporting the arts capacity of civic groups, educational institutions, and nonprofits in the Puget Sound area.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
5030 Roosevelt Way NESeattleSeattle, WA 98105
DATE POSTED
January 2, 2020
SKILLS
- Event Design & Planning
- Organization
- People Skills
- Storytelling
- Visual Arts
- Youth Services
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 17
- Orientation or Training
- A few hours a week