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1 . School Tours: Winter-Spring 2010 The Baltimore Museum of ArtAudiences: Birth - Age 5, K - 2, 3 - 5, 6 - 8, 9 - 12Curricula: Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies

The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) is currently accepting school tour requests for dates between January and June, 2010. For a complete description of tour topics and registration information, please visit http://www.artbma.org/ed...

2 . Tot Shabbat and Hands-on-Holidays 2010(2) Jewish Museum of MarylandAudiences: Birth - Age 5

Tot Shabbat and Hands-on-Holidays are programs of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Baltimore’s Infant/Toddler Department and all sessions will be held at the Jewish Museum of Maryland. The program is open to children newb...

3 . Tot Shabbat and Hands-on-Holidays 2010 Jewish Museum of MarylandAudiences: Birth - Age 5

Tot Shabbat and Hands-on-Holidays are programs of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Baltimore’s Infant/Toddler Department and all sessions will be held at the Jewish Museum of Maryland. The program is open to children newb...

4 . The Adventures of the Opera Explorers New Moon TheaterAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5Curricula: Language Arts

Breaking the didactic classroom mold, children make operatic discoveries along with our heroes while hearing actual operatic selections, performed live both in English and in the original language. Experience the thrill of discov...

5 . Exploring Character Through Drama New Moon TheaterAudiences: 3 - 5, 6 - 8Curricula: Language Arts

By learning acting tools and skills and working with literature from their classroom curriculum, students will learn how actors create characters using acting tools and skills. Learning is extended as students discover how actor...

6 . Amahl and the Night Visitors New Moon TheaterAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5, 6 - 8, 9 - 12

Introduce your students to opera and enjoy a well-loved holiday tradition! Menotti’s classic children’s opera uses the Christmas story as a backdrop for a tale of generosity and forgiveness. Available November 23 – January 11 onl...

7 . Leading Ladies: The Women of Maryland New Moon TheaterAudiences: 3 - 5, 6 - 8Curricula: Language Arts, Social Studies

Journey through history and meet the women whose courage and conviction helped shape Maryland and influence our nation. This play features fast paced, energetic vignettes detailing the achievements of ten different women, giving ...

8 . Tall Tales of the Wild West New Moon TheaterAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5Curricula: Language Arts

Saddle up for a hilarious ride through American folklore. Full of audience participation, Tall Tales of the Wild West is a guaranteed good time for young and old alike. Audience members will leave not only with a newfound appreci...

9 . Minwa, Japanese Folktales New Moon TheaterAudiences: Birth - Age 5, K - 2, 3 - 5Curricula: Language Arts, Social Studies, World and Classical Languages

Highlighting the power of kindness and doing the right thing, these classic tales share the grace and beauty of a culture half a world away.

10 . Tales from the Good Earth New Moon TheaterAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5Curricula: Language Arts, Science, Social Studies

Tales from the Good Earth shares ageless stories from the four corners of the earth with a focus on appreciation and respect for the natural world. Told in a broad, theatrical style with all students participating, Tales from th...

11 . The Old Man and the Bay New Moon TheaterAudiences: 3 - 5Curricula: Language Arts, Social Studies

Explorer the hiistory of the Chesapeake Bay, with explorers, pirates, settlers and watermen. Singer/actor Tom Zielinski tells the stories and leads chanteys and songs. Lots of student participation and fun make this a memorable w...

12 . After School Theatre Program Columbia Center for Theatrical ArtsAudiences: K - 2, 3 - 5, 6 - 8Curricula: Language Arts

Let CCTA bring the magic of theatre to your school with high quality after school drama programs that encourage students to take risks, grow their imagination and embrace their creativity.

13 . Dionysian Festival - 6th Grade Social Studies Creativity AssociatesAudiences: 6 - 8Curricula: Language Arts, Social Studies

Students use research, writing, critical interpretation and theater to explore the gods of Greek Mythology. The residency concludes with a Dionysian Festival of plays written and performed by students.

14 . Theater Performance (Shakespeare) Creativity & AssociatesAudiences: 3 - 5, 6 - 8, 9 - 12Curricula: Language Arts

Students will stage a one-hour length Shakespeare play for family and friends, with props and costumes. The piece is directed by a professional actor/director in the region. School must provide a safe location, suitable for p...

15 . Theater Performance (Non-musical) Creativity & AssociatesAudiences: 3 - 5, 6 - 8Curricula: Language Arts

In an after-school setting, students will rehearse and perform a 60-minutes play for family and friends. Students meet 2-3 afternoons per week. Students will be cast through audition. School must have a space appropriate to...

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