Clark State Performing Arts Center-Exploration Series
| Contact Person(s): | Scott Dawson or Petra Deason |
|---|---|
| Telephone: | 937-328-3875 (Reservations) 937-328-7951 (Scholarships) |
| Fax: | 937-328-3879 |
| E-mail: | dawsons@clarkstate.edu |
| Website: | http://pac.clarkstate.edu/ |
| Address | Clark State Performing Arts Center |
| Video | Video |
Goals/Mission Statement
Clark State Community College Performing Arts Center is committed to providing our community's students with opportunities to experience the arts.
Instructional Objectives
Extension to classroom learning through curriculum-based live theatre.
- Provide resource tools: study guides and workshops.
- Introduce students to a variety of performing arts disciplines.
OHIO Standards-Benchmarks
AMERICAN HISTORY MAGIC LANTERN SHOW
Social Studies: History 2C; 3-5 A, B; Social Studies Skills and Methods 2A; 3-5 A, B; 6 A, B; Language Arts: Reading Literary Text 2-3 C; 4-6 C, F; Science: Physical Sciences 2B; 3-5 F; Art: Historical, Cultural and Social Contexts 2-4 A, B; 5-6 A; Music: Historical, Cultural and Social Contexts 2-4 B; 5-6 C
SPRINGFIELD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Manufacturing in America
Social Studies: Clark County History; History 4-5 C; 9-10 B; 11-12 A, B; People in Societies 4-5 A; 6-8 A;11-12 C; Economics 4-5 B; 6-8 A; 9-10 A; 11-12 A, B; Music: Historical, Cultural, and Social Contexts 4 B, C; 5-8 C; 9-12 B; Valuing Music/ Aesthetic Reflection 4 B; 5-8 A; 9-12 C
IF YOU GIVE A MOUSE A COOKIE
& Other Story Books
Language Arts: Reading Applications; Communication: Oral and Visual K-2 A; 3-4 A, B, E; Music: Historical, Cultural and Social Contexts K-4 A, B, C; Analyzing and Responding K-4, C; Valuing Music/Aesthetic Reflection K-4 A, B, C; Drama/Theatre: Historical, Cultural and Social Contexts K-4, C; Analyzing and Responding K-4 A, B, C; Valuing Drama/Theatre/Aesthetic Reflection K-4 A, B
THE MR. MOLECULE SCIENCE SHOW
Science: Earth and Space K-2 A, D; 3-5 A, C; 6 A, B, C; Life Sciences K-2 A, B, C; 3-5 A, B; 6 A; Physical Sciences K-2 A, B, C; 3-5 A, B, C, F; 6 A, B, D; Drama/Theatre: Historical, Cultural and Social Contexts K-4 A; Connections, Relationships and Applications K-4 A; 5-8 B
Materials Available for Teachers/Students
- Age appropriate study guides
- Front-of-House and Backstage Tours
- Sign Language Interpreters
- Ticket and Bus Scholarships
- Opportunities for Professional Development through the Arts Alive Program
Additional Information/Comments
2007-2008 Arts Alive Programs
The Arts Alive Partnership consisting of the Clark StateCommunity College Performing Arts Center, the Clark County
Educational Service Center, the Springfield City Schools and Wittenberg University are members of the Partners in Education
program of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. The Arts Alive Partnership exists to promote and enrich student learning in and through the arts by providing professional development. The following programs are offered:
- Four Arts Alive Professional Development Workshops for teachers. Designed to provide "hands-on" arts education experiences for teachers.
- Two one-week Arts Alive Classroom Residencies. Intended to encourage and support teachers to implement into their classroom the arts integrated information and techniques they learned in the Arts Alive workshops. Kennedy Center artists will demonstrate techniques with K-12 students in the classroom of select teachers who attended the Professional Development workshops.
2007-2008 Exploration Series Schedule
- AMERICAN HISTORY MAGIC LANTERN SHOW (grades 2-6) Oct. 11, 2007 at 10:00 a.m.
- SPRINGFIELD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Manufacturing in America n(grades 4-12) Nov. 9, 2007 at 10:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
- IF YOU GIVE A MOUSE A COOKIE & Other Story Books (grades K-4) Feb. 11, 2008 at 10:00 a.m.
- THE MR. MOLECULE SCIENCE SHOW (grades K-6) March 18, 2008 at 10:00 a.m.