Billy B Climate, Let's Define It!

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Program Type Performance
Art Form Music
Curriculum/a STEM | Environmental Awareness
Target Grades Elementary School (1st - 5th grade) | Middle School (6th - 8th grade) | Family
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Testimonial

"Billy B was up to the task to adapt his “Climate, Let’s Define It” into a virtual school enrichment program to create an engaging, informative, and fun experience for our elementary students! Using integrated audio and video technology, Billy was able to share his songs and dances about the climate, weather and our environment. He also was able to get the students to participate virtually so that they felt like they were part of the show."

-Bill Grimm, Principal, A.W. Cox ES, Guilford, CT

Description

Billy B leads his audience through a song and dance exploration of the differences between weather and climate, the structure and benefits of the atmosphere, and how it all supports the amazing diversity of plant and animal life on our beautiful planet. For older students, Billy introduces the concepts—and science of—the human impact on the atmosphere/climate.

Objectives

To define the importance of natural cycles in our daily lives

To provide a basis for understanding how weather is created

To provide a basis for understanding what the atmosphere is and how it works

To present ideas for positive, effective, action to face the challenge of a warming climate

Pricing Information

In person
$1,175 for a single performance
$1,470 for back to back performances

Virtual
$735 for a single performance
$1,100 for back to back performances

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Program Length

45 to 50 minutes, depending on the students and the school's scheduling.

Participants

Live, up to 250
Virtual, up to 500 participants via zoom

Technical Specifications

Billy brings his own sound system, theatrical backdrop and the necessary support system. If the electrical source is too far from the performance location the host will need to supply an extension cord. Also, a person who is familiar with the stage lighting system should be available.

For virtual shows, using the zoom platform, one to two teachers/administrators should be available to be "co-hosts".