All programs are 30-50 minutes and are modular. The length varies depending on the age of the group. Program prices are based on a maximum of 30 students per presentation.
What makes a bird a bird? How are beaks different? Why don't birds get wet? Migration game. Bird touching table.
"Rising Fish" tells what it was like to be a Native American during the 1700's. Includes artifacts, storytelling, singing and dancing.
Reptile finger play, How are turtles, snakes, lizards and crocodiles the same or different Where do they live? Story:A Color of His Own. Reptile puppets and reptile touching table.
Apple Puppet Show. How an apple tree grows. What did Johnny Appleseed do and how did he look? Apple songs and activities.
Story: Be Nice to Spiders. How do spiders eat? Spiders and insects are different. Trapdoor Spider Game. Spider touching table.
Study of insect body parts. Flannel-board story- The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Insect finger puppets. Insects as helpers puppet show and insect touching table.
Dinosaurs, what are they? Let's Walk Like The Dinosaurs- dance activity. Dinosaur puppet show and dinosaur touching table.
What creatures live in the ocean? "I'm a Mammal You're a Mammal" song. Puppet show and movement activities.
Investigate the human body, its basic functions and wellness. Emphasis is on heart, lung and brain. Puppetry, songs and active participation all stress importance of exercise and a balanced diet.
Making the world a better place to live with "The 3 R's of Trash" puppet show. How things are recycled; classroom becomes a recycling factory and recycles old newspaper. Recycling song, game and story The Wartville Wizard.
What is compost? How and where do we compost? Compost skit and "dissecting". "Dirt Made My Lunch" song.
The planets and our star, the sun. Moon puppet show. Big Bang Story. Pretend to be an astronaut
All programs must be paid for in advance or the day of the program. Schools in Hamilton County may be eligible to receive funding from the Hamilton County Recycling and Solid Waste District for the Compost and Recycling: Where Does Our Garbage Go? programs.
Cancellations are allowed. Please be considerate and give at least 48 hours notice so other schools can schedule.