Casey Carle – BubbleMania: Science, Art & Comedy!
Science and creativity make the impossible possible! (And funny)
Science and creativity make the impossible possible! (And funny)
Let’s Get Creative – Storytime and art activity
Hailing from Boston, Ball in the House is a cappella at it’s very best!
Traditional American and Multicultural Community Dancing and Music With Student Participation
Engaging author visit which includes Lucky the dog, the inspiration and star of the Lucky’s Adventures Series.
The connections between nature, visual art and geometry.
Resilience, hope, the importance of history.
Imagination Is A Superpower
In addition to the wonderful reading themes, these shows engage students with important positive messages including self-esteem, anti-bullying, safety, basic visualization & goal setting techniques for improved results, along with most customized themes. A particular book theme can be incorporated into the reading program, otherwise I use standard classics for grades attending. Likewise, “Take PRIDE!” Character education show is customized for grades attending.
Remember, students learn much more effectively through visual presentations, such as these. They really relate to the presentations’ fun, participatory format, thus ensuring the positive, educational messages are absorbed.
One of America’s most beloved storytellers, Diane is known for transforming into the characters in her tales bringing each story to vibrant life. Her engaging performances include elements of theatre, movement and song while her warmth and invitation to participate brings today’s family audiences into the heart of the moment. Diane has been a featured storyteller on National Public Radio and at the International Storytelling Center. She is the winner of the ORACLE award for storytelling excellence in the Northeast as well as five Storytelling World awards and a Parent’s Choice Silver. Aside from her work as a storyteller, Diane is a published author avid gardener and bird enthusiast! She is also the author of “A Fire in My Heart,” the first collection of Kurdish folktales to be published in English.
Publisher’s Weekly called her, “an entire cast rolled into one!”