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What is a Hypothesis, Charles Darwin, Evolution, Adaptation, The Food Chain, Habitats and Ecosystems can all be covered in one entertaining and informative hour of animal presentation.
As examples we could include an Asian Water Monitor Lizard to discuss Darwin and Evolution,... > View Profile
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This workshop in digital art-making for teens focuses on experimental video techniques. Students view and analyze experimental films and then create stylistic videos of their own based on a common theme. Students are introduced to video technology, learn basic filmmaking... > View Profile
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The Joy House Dance Party and or School Assembly designed for children of all ages.
All assemblies and classes are performed and taught by Miss Joy (Angelina Joy Emanuele), who has been working as a professional dancer, choreographer, singer, songwriter and producer since... > View Profile
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Many of our providers offer a fantastic range of activities during Red Ribbon Week. Click here for more information.
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Kids are the rock stars when they clap, dance and sing with Will Hale, the king of rocking air guitar. The kid tested, parent approved and teacher recommended concerts of Will Hale and the Tadpole Parade create a fun atmosphere filled with plenty of audience participation,... > View Profile
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Dude. Be Nice. / Social Media, adapted for K-12
Use of social media is HUGE with every student today. These interactive keynotes touch on the following concepts:
Social media do's and don't's
What you do online matters
How to handle conflict without using... > View Profile
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Two Farmers and the animals will visit your school. Elementary students will learn about where our food and fiber originate - how to milk a cow, make butter, shear a sheep and spin wool into yarn. Preschool programs will include hands-on milking of the cow and petting of the... > View Profile
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Gordon takes students on a magical trip around the world. During this show students will visit the seven continents, with and emphis on geographical knowledge.
Topics Covered:
7 continents, names and locations
Equator, North Pole and South Pole
Northern and Southern... > View Profile
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Assemblies and Workshops: Learning Language Arts through HUMOR. A humorous ride through poetry and language arts concepts, including a new twist to the comprehension of literary tools such as similes, metaphors, poetic license, meter, and more.
Poetry and Language Arts 3 with... > View Profile
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A Visit with Mrs. Lincoln (grade 5 and up)
Mary Lincoln comes to life as presented by Valerie Gugala. She sets the historical record straight as she takes listeners through her life as a young woman born into a wealthy Lexington, KY family, and the transformation she... > View Profile
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African Percussion and Rhythms
K- 8
This interactive assembly brings the spirit of African culture and village life of Nigeria, West Africa. Onye will introduce the important learning concepts of African musical instruments, rhythms, and the historical context of traditional... > View Profile
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David Wolfe:
Historical Presenter
Allow me to introduce myself; I am a historical presenter. I portray President Lincoln, President Washington, and Dr. Ben Franklin. I’ve had the honor and privilege to... > View Profile
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The show uses the yoyo as an object lesson to help students develop a growth mindset. When trying something new, mistakes are normal. They don't tell us what we can't do - only what we can't do YET. When we refuse to give up easily, and practice with grit, success is... > View Profile
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Kate MacHugh is 27 years old and lives at the Jersey Shore. She is an author and professional speaker on girl bullying. Kate authored three books; Ugly: The Story of a Bullied Girl, TORMENTED and Barefoot Johnny. She travels all over the country to speak at schools and has... > View Profile
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