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Cultural Arts January Assembly Math with Hart The Joy, Wonder, and Fun of Mathematics  Math/music connections, math/MAGICAL tricks and "psychic" predictions performed, then explained, teasers, riddles, logic, mysteries of 9 and 0, probability, birthday coincidences, disturbing counterintuitive oddities, highly visual geometrical surprises, calendar patterns and tricks, problem solving strategies, drawing pictures to build meaning (avoiding mindless "symbol pushing") Each "gem" in Hart's Mathematical Buffet is intended to produce the effect of "hmmmmm" OR "WOW”, and strengthen number sense. Solid mathematical content. MEAP relevant, varying with the level of the Audience to make each program age-appropriate and tied to your curriculum. To learn more, visit www.mathwithhart.com February Assembly Storyteller Rosie Chapman the Harriet Tubman Story  Rosie Chapman (a.k.a. Miz Rosie) has thrilled audiences of all ages nationally and internationally with her stories. Audience participation makes her performances “edutaining”—educational and entertaining. Programs can be customized for schools, libraries, community groups, museums, and workshops. Life experience stories, folktales, and fairytales are just a few of the specialties she brings to the stage. Her one-woman shows of Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, Madame C. J. Walker, and Sojourner Truth are unforgettable. To learn more, visit Video Clip April Assembly Eugene Clark Art is Everywhere  An educational assembly program led by award winning illustrator / artist Eugene Clark. This 45-60 min. hands-on program expands the children’s knowledge of how important art and the role of the artist is within our lives and the world we live in! This program demonstrates that artists don’t just paint pictures, but are needed to design and create almost anything that we use in our every-day lives, like our toothbrush or the car we drive. Artists like Leonardo DaVinci are discussed, showing a correlation between art / science /and math. Eugene helps illustrate the important role of the artist while taking students on an artistic journey. Music is integrated throughout the show to paint a fun and upbeat atmosphere helping to keep all of the children’s attention. Eugene also shows illustrations from his new children’s book, “Red Riding Hood Races the Big Bad Wolf”, and talks about the career of being an artist / illustrator. Eugene The Amazing Clark, currently teaches drawing and painting at the College for Creative Studies, Detroit, Michigan. He is an award winning artist who just illustrated his first children’s book. To learn more, visit www.amazingclark.com Previous Assemblies October Assembly Chautauqua Express - Guy Louis World Music Tour Program  World Music Tour by Guy LouisA multicultural musical adventure – Journey from continent to continent learning about different cultures and the music that is part of what makes them special. Experience the sound and feel of unique instruments from around the world, as we celebrate international appreciation for the diverse cultures of the human family. To learn more, visit www.guylouis.com November Assembly Johnathon Rand Children's Author Johnathon Rand  Johnathon Rand Johnathon Rand is the author of the American Chillers, Michigan Chillers, and Freddie Fernortner series of books. During this presentation, the author talks about how he became a writer, what he does, and—most importantly—how reading and writing are needed to succeed in life…and in everything that we do! To learn more, visit www.americanchillers.com December Assembly The NED Show The NED Show (Character Building Assembly)  Helping kids become Champions at school and in life! Our mission is to encourage and inspire students everywhere. We believe there is a champion in every kid. The NED Show promotes academic achievement and character development by teaching three critical skills that will benefit kids for a lifetime:
Never Give Up To learn more, visit www.thenedshow.com |
