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Youth Assembly Presentations
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The Science and Tech of Natural Resources
• Saving Endangered Species
• Water Wise - The Science of Water Conservation
• 4 Assembly Followup Programs!
Available to Schools, After School Programs, and youth groups - currently in California. Our Presentations are dynamic, exciting, and leave a lasting impression. These multi-media assemblies deliver more than great science, amazing nature, and a fun time. In addition, we offer student empowerment by promoting community involvement and youth leadership. This is an Assembly Program that helps students understand and appreciate the importance of concepts like "empathy", "kindness", "responsibility", and "stewardship".
Assembly Followup Program
Following the assembly, teachers have the option of having their class participate in one or more of our followup programs. These programs create opportunities for students to get even more out or the assembly presentation, by participating in hands-on activities in their classroom, in their community, and around the world!
• Endangered Wildlife Art Exchange - exchange artwork of endangered animals with students in under-developed countries.
• Local A-Team for community awareness- create clubs for wildlife activities and community awareness engagement.
• DaVinci Challlenge: Build a Drone - groups learn wildlife tech skills to assemble this kit with professional assistance.
• One Planet Classrooms - collaborate with classes in developing countries to share cultural experiences and create a better world.
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"Saving Endangered Species"
MUSIC • MAGIC • MAGES & MACAWS
Your students are about to inherit a world on the cusp of our planet's 6th Mass Extinction. Are they ready?
Conservation of wildlife. It is the number one issue for this new generation of young students. Because without nature, nothing else survives. Half of the world's species is on track to go extinct in our lifetimes. The machinery of life cannot withstand that much damage without severely impacting natural resources and threatening modern civilization.
What do today's scientists say about the state of our biosphere?
This timely topic provides the perfect avenue to learning science, technology, and youth leadership. Environmental topics like biodiversity, habitat loss, sustainable development, natural resources, carbon sequestration, micro-climates, and interdependency, are explored. Poaching, IUCN Red List threatened and endangered status, and the roles of zoos, preserves, and parks, are explained. Specific species are discussed in depth as examples of endangered animals. The value of professional conservationists and potential related career paths for students is described. Our Conservation Tech component demonstrates the latest, never-before-seen tech gadgets that ignite the imagination. STEM and standards compliant. These topics are adjusted appropriately according to audience grade level.
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In this new age, young people are not only participating, but leading the way. We will show your students that each one of them makes a difference. We discuss the community service ethos and the need for student leadership. Outstanding young role models in student conservation are presented to inspire.
Let our International A-Team kids inspire your students!
Teacher Handouts provide supporting material. Our Regional Presenters are available for unprecedented followup. They can help you setup youth service action teams after the assembly, what we call, Local A-Teams, to help students put into action the things they have learned. A-Teams are a wonderful way to tap into young people’s innate love for animals and see kids develop their leadership skills. In addition to Local A-Teams, we have other wonderful after-assembly programs that teach from art to computer skills to cultural appreciation. We want to be not only informative, but effective. In partnership with you, we are here to...synergize!
Recommended audience size: 6 classes or 200 students.
Costs : $400 for the first presentation, $300 per presentation thereafter at the same location. A Trip Fee may apply, inquire. A liberal scholarship policy makes sure that everyone who wants a presentation gets one.
How to Book a School Assembly Presentation
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Water Wise - The Science of Water Conservation
The current West Coast Drought provides the perfect learning opportunity as students will want to understand the historic event they are experiencing, and the importance of our most critical natural resource: water. Through magic and demonstration they will learn the amazing science of water, as they also learn what they can do personally to help conserve water. Water storage and distribution systems are also explored. A Conservation Tech component, demonstrating how flying drones help to monitor water needs by farm crops is included.
Teacher Handouts provide supporting material. Our Regional Presenters are available for unprecedented followup. They can help you setup youth service action teams after the assembly, what we call, Local A-Teams, to help students put into action the things they have learned. A-Teams are a wonderful way to tap into young people’s desire to be involved in their community, and see kids develop their leadership skills. We want to be not only informative, but effective. In partnership with you, we are here to...synergize!
Recommended audience size: 6 classes or 200 students.
Costs : $400 for the first presentation, $300 per presentation thereafter at the same location. A Trip Fee may apply, inquire. A liberal scholarship policy makes sure that everyone who wants a presentation gets one.
