Elizabeth Huntley – Music & Story
How music and story are related, and how they continue to matter to audiences throughout the centuries.
How music and story are related, and how they continue to matter to audiences throughout the centuries.
It doesn’t have to be this way. Creating a school climate less susceptible to harassment, bullying and violence is possible. We see it happening in socioeconomically and demographically diverse schools across North America every day. For us, it started when Rachel Joy Scott was the first person killed in the Columbine High School shooting on April 20, 1999. But that was only the beginning of the story.
Multi-lingual songs from around the globe.
One School One Book – author visit
Assemblies – stories and song – upbeat, participatory, joyous
Workshop -Telling stories – the pictures in your head
Workshop – Creative writing – a closer look
We have programs for all themes and needs, from our STEAM Museum (a portable hands-on science museum), to historical reenactors, to engaging all-day workshops for your students.
Music, Multicultural, Percussion, Japan, Asia, Dance
Several themes to choose from: Lifecycle of a Book, “Just Say No” to peer pressure, Extreme weather & climate change, Greek gods as modern-day characters, Ghost Stories!, Classic Literature Revisited
Humor, performing arts and music to empower students to enjoy reading and learning
Once upon a time, we taught children through the oral tradition. Now studies prove children who actively listen to stories, expand their imaginations, becoming better thinkers, readers, and writers. Storytelling, especially by a master of the art, provides an ideal way to educate children. Tell me your story. I’ll tailor tales for your school.
1. Moving Mindfully ; Mask, Science , Storytelling, and Mime
2. Tai Chi Mindfulness and Chinese Brushpainting
Music and musical instruments, both modern and ancient, taken from nature and reproduced from ancient cultures. Songs and stories in Spanish and English.