MCP Shows - In school performing artists
Spring Is in the Air with Mother Nature On Campus Assembly
Mother Nature tells stories involving nature. Her first story, “A Tree For Me,” is a favorite rhyming story found in most libraries with Mother Nature’s own special “twist”. Children will be able to use call and respond to this tale. Students delight over Mother Nature’s puppets such as Audrey the...
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Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
Virtual Field Trip - Holocaust Wing
Through a geographical narration, the exhibition provides an expanded look at the Holocaust. It features an abundance of primary sources, including artifacts, survivor testimonies, historical films, and photography....
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Perot Museum of Nature and Science
Earth Rocks (Pre-K) - Campus Visit
Our Earth is a planet of possibilities. Join us as we discover what makes our Earth unique, and then explore different ways that we can protect and take care of its water and land.
In order to request your program you must copy/paste in your browser and complete the following form to book. Choos...
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The Writer's Garret
The Me Nobody Sees-Pieces of Me
“The Me Nobody Sees” is a creative exploration of the self, using texts from literature (both classic and contemporary), selections of visual artworks, and visual arts and or writing exercises for students to write about (and discover) who they are. Self-awareness involves knowledge of all the thing...
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The Writer's Garret
Exploring Character Traits with Martin's Big Words Grades 2-4 (In-person workshop)
Students will explore the concept of character traits by hearing the story of Martin Luther King Jr. They will discuss how his character traits are shown in the story by his thoughts words and actions. After reading the story, each student will create their own cinquain poem describing a character o...
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MCP Shows - In school performing artists
Let's Read! with THE Bookworm - Asynchronous- pre-recorded
Margaret Clauder, aka THE Bookworm, will bring stories to life that the children can actually find in their library, encouraging children to check out and read even more books by the beloved authors presented. Bookworm stories include: Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, a Caldecott award winner by Wi...
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Dallas Arboretum
Earth Rocks! (Field Trip)- During School Day
Introduce your students to the world of geology as they take a closer look at rocks. In this program, students observe a diverse sample of rocks and sort the rocks by size, shape, color and texture. Students also observe a variety of everyday products that are made from rocks and identify the proper...
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Dallas Arboretum
Amazing Adaptations: Plants (Field Trip)
After reviewing the basic structures and functions of plants, students work through three stations to observe and describe a diverse selection of leaves, stems and roots. Students then learn about different Texas environments and infer, based on their observations, which plant grows best in each env...
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MCP Shows - In school performing artists
Texas Ecosystems with musician Lucas Miller- Synchronous - Live Via Zoom
Why are some parts of Texas lush forests and other parts dry and dusty? What do animals have to help them survive in these different ecosystems? How do we depend on natural ecosystems?
This multimedia program answers those questions and more as it takes students across our enormous state through ...
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