In colorful attire, Ms. Luna performs dances from different Mexican regions and holidays. Students learn steps and cultural meaning while celebrating traditions. Ms. Luna leads dance and culture workshops tied to Mexican holidays like Day of the Dead and Children's Day. Students learn history, steps, and traditions through joyful movement. An eco-focused performance blending music, stories, and traditional instruments to raise awareness of environmental issues, inspire action, and promote stewardship through collective creativity. Powered by solar energy. Sing, dance, and learn with music from the Americas. This multi-sensory, Spanish-English experience explores cultural heritage and connects to core subjects. Travel through Latin America and Spain in this interactive music performance! With traditional instruments, hats, and rhythms, students explore Hispanic cultures through hands-on music-making. Anne Pasquale's Living History Programs Discover the groundbreaking work of Nellie Bly, the pioneering female journalist who gave voice to the voiceless, in this engaging program. Combining poetry and science, students observe nature closely and write descriptive poems. Activities build writing, vocabulary, and environmental awareness in or outside the classroom. Sanna's program introduces students to environmental storytelling, with a focus on citizen science and climate change. Math and art meet in this origami-based workshop. Students build spatial reasoning and learn geometry concepts while folding 2D and 3D shapes into artistic creations, guided by storyteller Motoko. Celebrate courageous women in early America through dramatic storytelling. Lou tells the story of his grandfather, the chief carver of Mount Rushmore, using maps, timelines, and images. Themes include perseverance, hidden history, and social justice. This program engages students with lifting their voices through action and planning. Blending research, poetry, and drama, students explore animal adaptations and habitats. Activities include "Habitat Theater" and poetic storytelling rooted in science facts. An energetic poetry-writing residency that includes warmups, original poems, and classroom performance. Engages multiple learning styles and builds confidence through expressive arts. Poetry in Motion is an award-winning performance that brings children's poetry to life through acting, mime, humor, and audience participation. Featuring works by A.A. Milne, Lewis Carroll, Langston Hughes, and more, it's a captivating 30-year tradition. Poet and painter Shanna Melton shares powerful performances rooted in culture, love, and identity. Her shows may include her vibrant paintings as a backdrop. Take students on a multicultural musical journey through global songs, rhythm, dance, and creative leadership. This engaging program builds teamwork, communication, cultural awareness, and connects music to SEL, literacy, math, science, and more. Sova Dance & Puppet Theatre Hands-on puppet-making workshops use storytelling, movement, and visual arts to build SEL and environmental awareness. Creative fun with themes like pollinators, oceans, emotions, and woodland life. Quill'n & Spill'n blends storytelling and social-emotional learning. Students write poems, narratives, and raps that foster empathy, expression, and self-awareness. Spoken word poet Silent Quill inspires with powerful performances on identity, resilience, and justice. He mentors youth and builds bridges through storytelling. Introduce students to the music and history of the Civil Rights Movement through stories, songs, and discussions, exploring music's critical role in the movement. | |
