The Starlab, a portable planetarium, is
an interactive teaching tool disguised as a
“spacedome”. The visual impact in the
Starlab is guaranteed to capture the
attention and enthusiasm of students while
teaching them astronomy
Revolutionary War
Fort Ticonderoga
Tyler’s interactive art-creation and storytelling assemblies encourage students to identify their own personal frustrations and struggles as challenges that can be turned into positive change to self, school culture, and the greater community.
Historical research based on family stories.
18th and 19th century medicine, from the Revolution to the end of the Civil War.
Original dramas that imaginatively explore regional history and our relations to the natural world.
Environmental; community; conflict resolution; self-esteem; sea; Jewish; multicultural; diversity; seasons; Degas; Russia; Asia; curriculum-specific
Birds of Prey/Raptors
Creative Writing Using the Folktale as a Model
Northeastern Native American cultures, histories and traditions through my writing and storytelling or workshop programs in which students write their own poems and stories and/or do their own storytelling. Also, themes of respect for one’s self and others, conflict resolution, and character development are built into all of my presentations.
Historic caves
