…with music!
Some suggested themes/title are:
“We used it for discussion, social studies, music, poetry and report writing. His rapport with the students was excellent. He has a nice manner and the kids were very engaged. The participation was great, and for our school band hearing other writers’ songs was very useful. And it’s good to get away from the same old stories and hear something different.”
Edi Upper PS, Vic.
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In Brief
For Primary and Secondary students studying Australian topics.
The Storyteller’s Guide to Australia is a multi-themed presentation of music, song and story, covering many areas of Australian history and heritage.
There are suggested formats to choose from (see Description below), or teachers may like to contact Jan and discuss a particular approach to meet their curriculum needs.
For a ‘Menu’ of stories and songs click here.
All presentations have strong song, music and story elements, and
students participation, playing simple instruments, singing and taking part in sketches.
Cost
$4.50 per student. Minimum $450 per show.
10% discount for extra shows on same day.
A travel/accom. loading may apply in some locations.
Duration
50 minutes plus questions/discussion
Description
The Storyteller’s Guide to Australia has several possible formats, plus the option for Jan to tailor a presentation to suit your needs.
Some suggested themes/title are:
OTHER THEMES…
There are other paths that Jan could take through his repertoire, and much other material that he can pull into suit your needs.
So please feel welcome to ring Jan and talk.
Click here for a ‘menu’ of stories and songs to discuss with Jan.
Curriculum/VELS
Primary: Level 4 (Yrs 5 & 6) / Secondary: Level 6 (Yrs 9 & 10)
History: Wide range of Australian history areas, from Indigenous, colonization to contemporary themes.
Arts: Drama & visual arts, interdisciplinary nature of arts disciplines, role/character performance.
English Speaking & Listening: relationship between texts, contexts, speakers and listeners.
Teacher’s Notes – download here
