Mobile Ed Productions – We Bring the Field Trip to You!
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.
Taikoza – Japanese festival music and dance
Music, Multicultural, Percussion, Japan, Asia, Dance
Jeff Nathan – CurricuLaughs in Children’s Literacy
Humor, performing arts and music to empower students to enjoy reading and learning
Jonathan Kruk, Master Storyteller – Finger Fables & Story Theater
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.
Scott Jameson – Contact: The Magic of Communication
Communication
Linda Peck – “Moving Mindfully through Mask, Science, Storytelling and Mime,” “Moving with the Monkeys; Mindfulness Tai Chi and Chinese Brushpainting”
1. Moving Mindfully ; Mask, Science , Storytelling, and Mime
2. Tai Chi Mindfulness and Chinese Brushpainting
Chris Moran – PAGE to STAGE: A Visual Arts experience bringing literature to life.
Bringing literature to life with simple hand puppets.
Bright Star Touring Theatre
Antibullying, Black History, STEAM and more!
Arithmetickles
Arithmetickles is an interactive Math Game show that uses audience participation and comedy in fast-paced math segments to capture the attention of students in grades K-8. Arithmetickles makes math jump off the page and onto the stage and changes how kids think of math!
Home Made Theater – A Christmas Story
In the past, student groups have enjoyed our productions of A CHRISTMAS CAROL, A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS, MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET, THE JUNGLE BOOK, CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, THE WIZARD OF OZ, OF MICE AND MEN, CHARLOTTE’S WEB, and TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD among others. We hope that your school will take this opportunity to develop your student’s appreciation for the arts.
