Dr. Kaboom...Mr. Rogers,” Doktor Kaboom uses the excitement of rocketry to present Newton’s Laws...

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Dr. Kaboom https://www.doktorkaboom.com/video Agent: Simon Shaw, 919-392-6739, [email protected] It’s Just Rocket Science (Grades 3-5): Described as “part Mr. Wizard and part Mr. Rogers,” Doktor Kaboom uses the excitement of rocketry to present Newton’s Laws of Motion in multiple, over-the-top, demonstrations. Each of Newton’s 3 laws is clearly explained, comically demonstrated, and followed by a DIY project that students can do as a class, in groups, or individually. 3 Laws, 3 lessons, 3 projects! Throughout the course, Doktor Kaboom intersperses the lessons with discussions on safety and personal empowerment. Of particular focus here is using rocket science to prove that “science is for everyone, not just the person who wins the sci- ence fair every year.” Ties directly to new science standards. Includes printable materials for worksheets, discussions, and multiple student demos for each section. This is the perfect program for introducing or reviewing the physics of motion. CC: Performing Arts, Science, Theatre Children’s Theater of CharlottE https://www.dropbox.com/s/zxza6efud4nmqo7 Agent: Margot Parrott, 704-973-2808, [email protected] The Velveteen Rabbit (Grades K-3): A child’s love of his favorite toy literally brings this story to life. A little boy awakens Christmas morning to discover a Velveteen Rabbit among his gifts. Adored at first, then cast to the toy box, the Rabbit is snubbed by the other toys for being old-fashioned. Over time, a friendship blossoms. The Velveteen Rabbit learns what it means to be truly loved by the Boy - and the smiles and tears that come from being “real”. Adapted from the classic book, this poignant story has charmed generations of families and continues to be cherished by audiences today. CC: Becoming Oneself, Unconditional Love, Friendship GRIMMZ Fairy Tales (Grades 3-8): Brothers put a spin on classic fairy tales in this hip-hop revelation for the younger generation. Jay and Will Grimmz, the hip-hop fable story dance- pop sensation, have come back home to the city where they grew up to give a concert. They’re known not just for their sounds but for their powerful storytelling, an inventive remix of familiar classics. The brothers put a modern spin on valuable life lessons in Snow White and the Seven Shawties, Down with Rapunzel, Hanzel & Gretel: Lost in the Hood, and their brand new release based on Rumpelstiltskin. Pay your bling, hear them sing and get ready to drop the mic in this unforgettable theatrical experience. CC: Understanding and Appreciation, the Power of Music, Helping Others My Wonderful Birthday Suit (Grades K-3): A surprise birthday party gives three children something truly amazing to celebrate - their differences. Rainbows, moonbeams and a bit of birthday magic make for a super-fun party! But friendships are questioned when judgements and comments about skin color slip out. By sharing experiences, the children learn important lessons about understanding and acceptance that pave the way to forgiveness. This spec- tacular story told with music, an awesome puppet named Bobo the bird and the wonder of a magical Thinking Tree will give everyone something to ponder. Each of us is a gift “wrapped” in our own unique way but it’s what’s on the inside that truly makes us special. This powerful conversa-tion-starter proves that you’re never too young (or too old) to be kind. CC: Tolerating Differences, Acceptance, Understanding and Celebrating Diversity The ArtsCenter is proud to present a season full of exciting and curriculum-relevant online educational opportunities designed to help schools further integrate the arts into their classrooms. We have selected these unique pre-recorded, remote performances for the high quality of their artistry, their engaging educational content and their production value to work seamlessly with your technology needs. Purchasing: To order the show of your choice, please contact the corresponding artist management company listed on the roster for pricing options, billing, dates and streaming details. More information about school shows and links to performer websites can be found at http://artscenterlive.org/outreach/school-shows. Please let us know if you have any questions about purchasing one of these shows by sending us an email at [email protected]. Grants: The Orange County Arts Commission will work in partnership again this year with The ArtsCenter and will be of- fering grant assistance to help schools take advantage of these educational opportunities. Up to 50% of the performing fee may be available to qualifying schools in Orange County. The Orange County Arts Commission Grassroots Grant Program invites you to apply for a grant for your project. For more information visit https://artsorange.org/ocacgrants/grassroots-program-grant/. The application period is November 2 – 13, 2020. The ArtsCenter School Shows 2020/2021

Transcript of Dr. Kaboom...Mr. Rogers,” Doktor Kaboom uses the excitement of rocketry to present Newton’s Laws...

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Dr. Kaboomhttps://www.doktorkaboom.com/videoAgent: Simon Shaw, 919-392-6739, [email protected]

It’s Just Rocket Science (Grades 3-5): Described as “part Mr. Wizard and part Mr. Rogers,” Doktor Kaboom uses the excitement of rocketry to present Newton’s Laws of Motion in multiple, over-the-top, demonstrations. Each of Newton’s 3 laws is clearly explained, comically demonstrated, and followed by a DIY project that students can do as a class, in groups, or individually. 3 Laws, 3 lessons, 3 projects! Throughout the course, Doktor Kaboom intersperses the lessons with discussions on safety and personal empowerment. Of particular focus here is using rocket science to prove that “science is for everyone, not just the person who wins the sci-ence fair every year.” Ties directly to new science standards. Includes printable materials for worksheets, discussions, and multiple student demos for each section. This is the perfect program for introducing or reviewing the physics of motion.

CC: Performing Arts, Science, Theatre

Children’s Theater of CharlottEhttps://www.dropbox.com/s/zxza6efud4nmqo7Agent: Margot Parrott, 704-973-2808, [email protected]

The Velveteen Rabbit (Grades K-3): A child’s love of his favorite toy literally brings this story to life. A little boy awakens Christmas morning to discover a Velveteen Rabbit among his gifts. Adored at first, then cast to the toy box, the Rabbit is snubbed by the other toys for being old-fashioned. Over time, a friendship blossoms. The Velveteen Rabbit learns what it means to be truly loved by the Boy - and the smiles and tears that come from being “real”. Adapted from the classic book, this poignant story has charmed generations of families and continues to be cherished by audiences today.

CC: Becoming Oneself, Unconditional Love, Friendship

GRIMMZ Fairy Tales (Grades 3-8): Brothers put a spin on classic fairy tales in this hip-hop revelation for the younger generation. Jay and Will Grimmz, the hip-hop fable story dance-pop sensation, have come back home to the city where they grew up to give a concert. They’re known not just for their sounds but for their powerful storytelling, an inventive remix of familiar classics. The brothers put a modern spin on valuable life lessons in Snow White and the Seven Shawties, Down with Rapunzel, Hanzel & Gretel: Lost in the Hood, and their brand new release based on Rumpelstiltskin. Pay your bling, hear them sing and get ready to drop the mic in this unforgettable theatrical experience.

CC: Understanding and Appreciation, the Power of Music, Helping Others

My Wonderful Birthday Suit (Grades K-3): A surprise birthday party gives three children something truly amazing to celebrate - their differences. Rainbows, moonbeams and a bit of birthday magic make for a super-fun party! But friendships are questioned when judgements and comments about skin color slip out. By sharing experiences, the children learn important lessons about understanding and acceptance that pave the way to forgiveness. This spec-tacular story told with music, an awesome puppet named Bobo the bird and the wonder of a magical Thinking Tree will give everyone something to ponder. Each of us is a gift “wrapped” in our own unique way but it’s what’s on the inside that truly makes us special. This powerful conversa-tion-starter proves that you’re never too young (or too old) to be kind.

CC: Tolerating Differences, Acceptance, Understanding and Celebrating Diversity

The ArtsCenter is proud to present a season full of exciting and curriculum-relevant online educationalopportunities designed to help schools further integrate the arts into their classrooms. We have selected these unique pre-recorded, remote performances for the high quality of their artistry, their engaging educational content and their

production value to work seamlessly with your technology needs.

Purchasing: To order the show of your choice, please contact the corresponding artist management company listed on the roster for pricing options, billing, dates and streaming details. More information about school shows and links to performer websites can be found at http://artscenterlive.org/outreach/school-shows. Please let us know if you have any questions about purchasing one of these shows by sending us an email at [email protected].

Grants: The Orange County Arts Commission will work in partnership again this year with The ArtsCenter and will be of-fering grant assistance to help schools take advantage of these educational opportunities. Up to 50% of the performing fee may be available to qualifying schools in Orange County.

The Orange County Arts Commission Grassroots Grant Program invites you to apply for a grant for your project. For more information visit https://artsorange.org/ocacgrants/grassroots-program-grant/. The application period is November 2 – 13, 2020.

The ArtsCenterSchool Shows 2020/2021

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jazzy ashhttps://www.dropbox.com/s/15udj50ko3txar5Agent: Sarah McCarthy, 818-533-1655, [email protected]

Interdisciplinary Development is at the core of Jazzy Ash’s fun filled original tunes. The programs take students on a toe tapping journey through New Orlean’s music and African American culture as they explore topics in social- emotional development such as diversity, self-esteem, friendship and family. Children are challenged in critical thinking and practice gross motor skills.

CC: Diversity, Self-Esteem, Friendship, Family, Critical Thinking, Motor Skills

Sonia de los Santoshttp://lincolncenter.org/lincoln-center-at-home/show/sonia-de-los-santos-41Agent: Sarah McCarthy, 818-533-1655, [email protected]

Sonia has been hailed by Billboard as “one of the Latin Children’s music artists you should know.” Join Sonia as she tells stories and shares songs about her experiences growing up in Mexico, moving to another country, learning about other cultures, and in the process, feeling closer to her own heritage while exploring together the many different countries, rhythms and sounds from the Americas!

CC: Performing Arts, Music, Character Education

Reggie harris https://loydartists.com/roster/f/c/3834Agent: Susan Lounsbury, 518-647-5916, [email protected]

Music and the Underground Railroad (Grades K-8): The Underground Railroad is one of the most important chapters in American History. Thisengaging concert of songs, stories and narratives about slavery and the quest for freedom reveals the hope, power and eventually, the triumph that was accomplished by a network of multicultural allies. Music and the Under-ground Railroad provides an understanding of the secrets and passion of this powerful era and an understanding of the use of song to communicate information during this powerful era of American history.

CC: Cultural Studies, History, Music, Storytelling, Language Arts

How Martin Climbed the Mountain (Grades K-12): Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had a dream, but he did not dream alone. This program honors the African American artists, poets, educators, inventors, explorers, scientists and other important contributors to the life and culture of America and the world who influenced and informed the work of Dr. King. Using stories and music, Reggie highlights how the contributions of Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Benjamin Banneker, Satchel Paige and others helped young Martin become a man who added to the fabric of our nation and who changed the world.

CC: Cultural Studies, History, Music, Storytelling, Language Arts

Donna Washington, Storytellerhttps://dlwstoryteller.com/virtual/Agent: Dave Klibanow, 919-471-3036, [email protected]

Donna Washington is an internationally known, multiple award-winning storyteller,spoken word recording artist, and author who has been entertaining, educating, and inspiring audiences for over 30 years by bringing folklore, literary tales, and personal nar-ratives to life. Join Donna on one of her spoken journeys to learn about choices, respect and fostering positive relationships for grades K-12.

CC: Literacy, Language Arts, History, Character Education

Mike Wileyhttp://www.goingbarefoot.com/artist_wiley.phpAgent: Stephen Barefoot, 919-489-1541, [email protected]

Offering a variety of prerecorded performances highlighting important historical figures such as Jackie Robinson, MLK and Rosa Parks, be prepared to be wowed by this remarkably-gifted playwright and actor who continues to peel away distrust and misinformation to dramatically and powerfully share true stories giving honor and tribute to heroic, iconic legends and change-making unsung heroes from the African-American history book of the United States of America.

CC: Performing Arts, Theater, History, Character Education

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Mister Ghttps://mistergsongs.com/video/Agent: Kyle Homstead, 413-896-6790, [email protected]

Latin GRAMMY Winning musician, author, activist, and educator Mister G offersa selection of prerecorded concerts that promote bi-lingual language acquisition, explore environmental stewardship, and help children see each other across bor-ders. With captivating Latin rhythms and melodies, the songs appeal to parents as much as their children. His pre-recorded concerts align with important curricu-lum areas including language arts, geography, and science.

CC: Music, Spanish, Environmental Stewardship, Language Arts, Geography, Science

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