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   KEITH   MICHAEL  JOHNSON
Educational Programs for K-6
45 Ann Mary Brown Drive
Warwick, RI 028888
(401) 781-6676
Fax:(866) 247-7073
Web site: http://keithmichaeljohnson.com
E-Mail: kmjshows@yahoo.com

Keith Michael Johnson uses humor to motivate, educate and entertain students in grades K-5. Thousands of students throughout Southern New England have enjoyed his time-tested and popular assembly programs:

The Secret World of Bubbles brings curriculum concepts of soap films, gasses, liquids, tension and pressure to life in an amazing program featuring soap bullles. (K-5)

Science Isn't Always Pretty challenges students with outrageous questions and demonstrations that brings the K-5 science curriculum alive! (k-5)

Mad About Math is full of things to see, ideas to ponder, and advice to make learning math easier. It's not a math lesson, it's a "here's why mathapulluza!" (k-5)

Amazing Americans is chock full of insightful immigrant stories, antique artifacts from everyday American life and a look at history through the lens of hobbies. A program which touches on culture, science, art, fashion and our diverse culture as ways of exploring our history, Amazing Americans also encourages responsible citizenship. (History and Reading for K-5)

Wild About Weather (k-5) takes a creative and quirky look at clouds, air pressure, forecasts and storms. Kids discover why our weather happens and how it works while experiencing a tornado machine, a hot air balloon and an air cannon.

Program Titles: The Secret World of Bubbles; Science Isn't Always Pretty; Amazing Americans; Mad About Math; Wild About Weather

Audience Limit: 200/assembly in school setting. No audience limit for summer reading, evening family, or fundraising events.

Fees: $625/1 show; $950/ 2 shows, back to back, $975, AM/PM; $1,325/3 shows; $1,625/4 shows.

Possible Funding Sources: Potential funding available from local Massachusetts cultural councils and the Massachusetts Cultural Council; New England Foundation for the Arts - listed as a NEST performer on www.MATCHBOOK.org



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