• What is H2O?
• Where does drinking water come from and how does it get to my faucet at home?
• What is the water cycle?
• What are the three states of water?
• Why is conserving water important?
• How can we conserve water?

 

For booking information on H2O, Where Do You Go? please contact
Donna Babcock at (800) 909-0024 or email donna@razzlebamboom.com.

For more information on H2O, Where Do You Go? visist www.showsthatteach.com.

 

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Performing Artist Wendy Hersh has two school assemblies available:

Singing Through the Internal Organs
A fun, musical journey through the organs of the body

This musical/science show has the audience participating in the game show THE ARTERIES vs THE VEINS. With 9 original songs, factoid cards, life sized organ props, "Bobby Body" , singing, movement and of course some humor, students are introduced to 7 internal organs, their location and function and vocabulary. (visual, tactile, kinesthetic learning) supports California standards for science heavy metal brain- “I’m in control” the beating heart - “I pump your blood” (dance) jazzy liver - “I can deliver a fluid called.. bile..” bluegrass kidneys- “I drank too much water.....” churning stomach - “ch, ch, churnin the food into chyme” breath of life lungs - “very inspiring, this respiration thing....” do-wop intestines - “ how long are they really? watch them unroll on stage......”

Math and Patterns in Music
Rhythmic and melodic patterns in Beethoven and Pop songs

Using chant, clapping, singing, keyboard demonstration, and visuals, students are introduced to the mathematical relationships in rhythm, tempo, melody, harmony and composition. They learn about note values, melodic and rhythmic patterns and musical symbols. Familiar tunes illustrate the hidden math patterns in the music. Ever wonder why “Its A Small World” sticks in your head for weeks? Why is the “Rugrats” music easy to play? What is music pizza? Wendy Hersh has a masters degree in Music Education.

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Performing Artist Philip Briggs has two school assemblies available:

The World in the Circus
Tracing the history of the circus from ancient Egypt, Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas

Circus arts come from everywhere. Drawing from his experience in the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus and his degree in Theatre from Duke University, Philip Briggs, as ringmaster, clown, juggler and acrobat will entertain and educate his audiences about the historical and cultural beginnings of this most eclectic art form.

Clowning with the Classics
A clown's interpretation of the works of Mozart, Bach and Beethoven

Classical music remains an enduring part of our cultural landscape. Mr. Briggs (Epoxie the Clown) will transform from bumbling buffoon to triumphant hero through the inspiration of several classical compositions. Clown, juggling, plate spinning and rope walking routines will be performed to the works of Beethoven, Khachaturian, Copeland and others demonstrating the inspirational power of classical music.

For more information and availability please contact
Kim Arnold at (818) 212-3551 or email Kim@razzlebamboom.com.