Treasure Time Productions

Programs

Treasure Time Programs

Story Hour

Mrs. Treasure comes in costume and reads a selected picture book. She sings songs with a guitar and encourages audience participation in games and hands-on art projects. Usually, programs end with dancing.

Drama Programs

This dramatic experience is about having an opportuniy to put on a play from beginning to end. Children choose a picture book and help to write a musical play. They are involved in the process of creating scenery and props and designing costumes. The culmination of this 8 week session is a performance for family and friends, and sometimes a cable TV show.

Music for Young Children

Mrs. Treasure pays the guitar, leads children in simple games and songs, and works with musical instruments. Working with toddlers and children under 2 years of age is a specialty for which Lee Drescher has trained with “Music Together”. It is truly amazing how little ones can absorb and express music by just being there.

Mission

* The goal of Treasure Time is to instill within children a lifelong love of reading and the arts.

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* When children engage in music, acting, creative movement and hands on art projects, learning becomes fun.

* Treasure Time drama and music programs inspire creativity and offer a chance for self expression.

Donations Welcomed for Promoting Literacy and the Arts

Lee Drescher
Box 381
West Falmouth, MA 02574
508 548-0155

Treasure Time® Productions

A Non-Profit Organization

About Mrs. Treasure

About Lee M. Drescher, Creator & Executive Producer of Treasure Time ®

Lee M. Drescher developed the Treasure Time concept from a deep understanding of childhood learning processes gained from more than a decade of teaching and working with young children. Ms. Drescher holds a B.A. from Boston University and two Master’s Degrees; one in Early Childhood Education from Wheelock College, and another in School Libraries from BU. Her creation of Treasure Time has allowed her to act as an advocate for the importance of the arts in the education and development of young minds. Ms. Drescher serves as a Board member for Public Action for Arts & Education in Boston, and has served on the task force for Boston’s After-School for All Partnership. In February 2007 she received a Muse Award from Public Action for the Arts and Education.

"Encouraging a Lifelong Love of Reading and the Arts in Children"