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Circus Adventures at Kurn Hattin Homes

Circus Adventures at Kurn Hattin Homes

March 21, 2022

  • It’s March Madness at Kurn Hattin Homes.  During this month, the children participate in a variety of creative, challenging and fun activities.  For the past week, they’ve worked with ​Troy Wunderle, founder of Wunderle’s Big Top Adventures in Vermont, during his residency at Kurn Hattin Homes, to learn a variety of circus stunts and skills. While they were mastering these new skills, they were also practicing equally important traits such as discipline, perseverance, and the ability to overcome challenges in pursuit of their goals.  

    The children’s hard work was showcased at the end of the week at a school assembly.  Their performances included: juggling, walking on stilts, balancing acts, and plate spinning.  It was a job well done, and their joy, self-confidence, and sense of accomplishment were evident at the end of the show in their beaming faces.

    Photo Credit: Kristie Lisai

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    Richard “Dick” NashKH Class of 1942 “Richard is not as promising as I thought he would be when he came to Kurn Hattin,” said Miss Barber in her 1939 assessment of young Richard Taylor Nash upon his arrival at Kurn Hattin Homes. Sometimes it takes a little time to get adjusted, find your way, and […]

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