Imagination rules at action day camp in Post Falls
Lisa Skvarla leads students in the acting exercise "zip, zap, zop" with Alister Stephens, Maisie Beeson, Ginny Funkhouser and Reid Funkhouser as Crystal Reiber makes a funny face in the background at their antics.
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Lisa Skvarla ended the first day of action day camp with the game "snake," a focus and coordination game to avoid a green pool noodle as Skvarla changes heights, speeds and directions.
Students: Paizlee Marshall, Luna Nelmar, Avery Russo, Mila Russo, Stella Duke, Reid Funkhouser, Ginny Funkhouser, Maisie Beeson, Adelaide Stephens and Vicky Divilbiss.
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Stella Duke, Maisie Beeson, Mila Russo and Avery Russo laugh Monday during the first day of action day camp at the Post Falls Follow My Lead studio.
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Lisa Skvarla, Paizlee Marshall, Luna Nelmar, Crystal Reiber, Delaney Jensen, Mila Russo, Avery Russo and Ginny Funkhouser and play "zip, zap, zop."
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POST FALLS — Acting and action are taking center stage this week as actor and stuntwoman Lisa Skvarla takes students through the basics of acting as well as action through taekwondo.
Skvarla teaches acting at the Playhouse Northwest Acting School in Seattle and is bringing her experiences in acting, stunts and taekwondo expertise to spark a passion for action storytelling for kids in Kootenai County.
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