Math, Science, Geography

• School assemblies don’t have to be either educational OR fun -- they can be BOTH...which is why Dennis Regling & Company visit some schools year after year after year.
• Lisa Lou uses circus skills and magic to astound and amaze you in her three different science assembly offerings: Crazy Chemistry, Super Science and The Magic of Chemistry (which she presents with the help of Mr. Fish).
• A Day with Dr. Fred. Fred Bortz, author of science and technology books for young readers. Schools everywhere say: A Day with "Dr. Fred" = Fascinating Science + Great Writing + Enthusiasm.
• Anglin - Quite A Catch: Comic & Educational Juggler. Various programs available that teach geography, physics, character issues, juggling and more by a former geography teacher.
• BubbleMania: Science, Art & Comedy! Casey Carle's nationally recognized program has combined quality entertainment, artistic excellence and fascinating, age appropriate science since 1989. From intriguing bubble art forms (a spacecraft, crystal ball and square bubble to placing a child inside a giant bubble) this award winning Comic Bubble-ologist brings a new dimension of fun to your science and art curriculum. For Grades K-6.
• Zap Entertainment features a variety of performers who perform in schools with a variety of themes: science, math, magic, juggling, history, reading, self-esteem and more.
• The Science Education Company works with museums, universities, schools, homeschoolers, scout groups, and other groups and institutions to help make science fun and understandable.
• Techsploration programs are designed to introduce students to technology, science, math, and problem solving in a fun and exciting way. Tom Wahle uses a wide variety of methods - slides, huge props, juggling, blues harmonica, and even balloon tying - to teach technology and science concepts.
• Dr. Quinton Quark's Slapstick Science is a splendid series of science spectaculars using circus skills to underscore specific principles. Guaranteed to excite students' curiosities, Dr. Quark has fun doing thrilling educational assemblies and workshops that teach Chemistry and Physics to K -- 12.
• Keith Michael Johnson's enrichment programs are designed to meet the educational needs of five to twelve year olds at school, at the library, and at special events. Using humor and audience participation, Keith teaches and entertains in a way that reinforces key points of the elementary school curriculum. He offers shows about science, american history and citizenship, reading, health, fitness and goal setting, and recycling.
• The Gymnasium Geography assembly program satisfies the needs of both students and faculty by combining uncompromising educational values with exciting entertainment.
• Education Division of Burrus Research Associates, Inc. For the past thirteen years, our education division has been dedicated to helping students and teachers understand the present and future impact of technology, and to become excited and involved in building a better tomorrow by discovering creative applications for the new tools of technology.
• MAGIC TRICKS - SCIENCE FACTS, an educational and entertaining school auditorium program., is currently being presented to the children and young adults in school systems around the USA.
• Slim Goodbody, "Superhero of Health," offers two school programs designed to enhance standard curriculum.
• No other performer has appeared before more Michigan elementary students in the past 10 years than Doug Scheer. Doug's typical school show schedule includes up to 24 performances per week. He's not only the performer, but also the creator, writer and producer of the ten shows you'll find detailed on this web site.

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“I loved the analogies that were made between juggling and sentence structure. You were really able to grab their attention and hold it. You’re like the Bill Nye of Writing!!! I thoroughly enjoyed having you here.” (Embracing Writing in School and Life)