Go Wild Graphics



Go Wild Graphics / Book List
Bookmarks (Front & Back) I bring one of these bookmarks for each student at your school: Posters I send you three of these 18" x 24" posters to post around the school to publicize your program. (Let me know if you would like more than three.) They really help build excitement about the "big day." The white bar is an area for you to write the date, time, and/or location of your programs, or any other information you'd like to pass on. Printable Graphic This is similar to the poster, but it doesn't have the white bar. If you're printing reading certificates or other forms and you can use this as a starting point, you're welcome to use it. Just copy and paste it into whichever program you're using. Press Release "Safari Curt and his wacky friends will be taking your kids on a wild imaginary tour of their backyards, neighborhoods, and community parks. Through magic, puppetry and storytelling, this madcap group of furry and feathered friends will teach your young readers about using the Scientific Process to answer questions about their own environment. The 'Go Wild!' science safari begins with an explanation of the scientific process and the process of metamorphosis illustrated by everyone’s favorite superhero, Super-Frog. Next, Beauregard the Vulture re-enacts the story from Aesop’s 'The Crow and the Pitcher,' as he teaches about hypotheses and experiments. The subtle science teaching continues with Petey the Opossum, an adorable marsupial, Leanne the Bunny, and finally the rodent who is just so darn popular we had to put him in all of our shows – Roosevelt Rat. Don't miss the science program that is so good that the National Science Center in Augusta, Georgia asked to endorse it! For more information, visit www.slightlyillusional.com, or come to your location at time on your date to see Safari Curt, Roosevelt, Petey, Leanne and Beauregard perform their 'Go Wild!' assembly." Evening Program Flyer RICHMOND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL & THE TARGET FOUNDATION PRESENT Go Wild! A Scientific Look at the Magic in Our Own Backyard Safari Curt and his wacky friends will be taking your kids on a wild imaginary tour of their backyards, neighborhoods, and community parks. Through magic, puppetry and storytelling, this madcap group of furry and feathered friends will teach your young readers about using the Scientific Process to answer questions about their own environment. Don't miss the science program that is so good that the National Science Center in Augusta, Georgia asked to endorse it! A program of fun and magic for the whole family! Tues. Feb. 10 6:30 @ Richmond Admission: FREE LA ESCUELA ELEMENTAL RICHMOND Y LA FUNDACIÓN “TARGET” PRESENTAN Go Wild! (¡Conozcamos la naturaleza!): Viaje de descubrimiento cientifico de las maravillas que hay en nuestro propio patio “Safari Curt” y sus extravagantes amigos llevarán a sus niños a un paseo imaginario por sus propios patios, vecindarios y parques comunitarios. Mediante la magia, los títeres y la narración de relatos, este grupo de amigos peludos y cubiertos de plumas enseñarán a los jóvenes lectores lo que necesitan saber para emplear el proceso científico con el fin de despejar cualquier duda con respecto al medio ambiente en el que viven. No se pierdan el programa de ciencias, el cual es tan bueno que el Centro Nacional de Ciencias de Augusta, Georgia ha pedido patrocinarlo. ¡Programa de entretenimiento y magia para toda la familia! Martes, 10 de febrero, a las 6:30 en Richmond Entrada: GRATIS Book List You'll receive a hard-copy of this book list in the information packet I mail about a month before the program. Books Featured in the “Go Wild” Science/Reading Program Note: I remind students during the program that they can check out a book similar to the ones listed. Topics that I discuss in this program include science concepts (the scientific process, experiments, hypothesis, metamorphosis, camouflage, predators, omnivorous, nocturnal, marsupials, carbon, friction, heat, and pressure), animals (tadpoles, frogs, chameleons, anoles, butterflies, birds, and possums), other countries (Madagascar), recycling and magic tricks. I may not get through all those subjects, but I’ll try. Aesop's The Crow and The Pitcher by Stephanie Gwyn Brown Publisher: Tricycle Press (March 2003) ISBN-10: 1582460876 ISBN-13: 978-1582460871 All About Chameleons and Anoles by Mervin Roberts Publisher: TFH Publications; Reprint edition (June 1977) ISBN-10: 0866227954 ISBN-13: 978-0866227957 Eye Wonder: Birds by DK Publishing Publisher: DK CHILDREN; 1st edition (April 1, 2002) ISBN-10: 0789485516 ISBN-13: 978-0789485519 Fribbity Ribbit! by Suzanne C. Johnson Publisher: Knopf Books for Young Readers; 1st edition (August 14, 2001) ISBN-10: 0375811990 ISBN-13: 978-0375811999 Gone Wild by David McLimans Publisher: Walker Books for Young Readers (September 5, 2006) ISBN-10: 0802795633 ISBN-13: 978-0802795632 Possum Magic by Mem Fox Publisher: Voyager Books; Reprint edition (September 15, 1991) ISBN-10: 0152632247 ISBN-13: 978-0152632243 Recycle!: A Handbook for Kids by Gail Gibbons Publisher: Little, Brown Young Readers; Reprint edition (April 1, 1996) ISBN-10: 0316309435 ISBN-13: 978-0316309431 Madagascar Safari Companion by Alain Pons and Christine Baillet Publisher: Evans Mitchell Books (April 30, 2007) ISBN-10: 1901268276 ISBN-13: 978-1901268270 The Story of Carbon (First Books) by Mark D. Uehling Publisher: Franklin Watts (October 1995) ISBN-10: 0531202127 ISBN-13: 978-0531202128 Tadpoles and Frogs (Usborne Beginners Series) Publisher: Usborne Publishing Ltd (September 27, 2002) ISBN-10: 0746045441 ISBN-13: 978-0746045442 The Usborne Big Book of Experiments by Alastair Smith (Editor) Publisher: E.D.C. Publishing (August 1996) ISBN-10: 0746022883 ISBN-13: 978-0746022887
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