Watch: When Books Break Into Song
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Watch: When Books Break Into Song
La Follette choir students visited six elementary schools throughout the day, including Elvehjem and Lori Mann Carey, to bring stories to life through performance. By blending music like “Loathing” from Wicked and books like “Piggy” by Trevor Lai, they connect literacy and melodies to encourage a lifelong love of reading.