Treasure Time brings Books To Life

Treasure Time Brings Books To Life

Drama Programs2021-12-28T17:30:25-05:00

Treasure Time Drama Programs

This dramatic experience is about having an opportunity to put on a play and be part of a team.

After children read a picture book, they perform a short musical skit. They become involved in the process of creating scenery, props, and designing costumes. The culmination of this eight week session is a performance for family and friends, which is also an occasion for family engagement. These programs also serve for cable TV shows.

Tico Tango

The Parrot Tico Tango steals fruit from his friends. As he tries to hold it all and fly away, [...]

Snow Bears

Aliki is an eskimo girl with a team of dogs crossing the ice. When she stops and dismounts her [...]

Theodore

Theodore was going to see his Uncle at the other end of the forest but he hurt his leg. All [...]

A Play in 90 minutes
$450

After hearing the story, practice and put on a play with some of the costumes and props in Mrs. Treasure’s suitcase. Invite the audience in for the last half hour, and end with singing and dancing for everyone.

  • The Tico Tango Show- The Parrot Tico Tango by Anna Witte
  • Theodore – That’s What friends are For by Heide & Van Clief
  • Gerald – Giraffes Can’t Dance by Andrede & Parker-Rees
  • Summer Food Chain and Big Fish – Dory Story by Gerry Palotta
  • Eskimo Version of Three Bears – Snow Bear
  • Crazy, Mixed Up Farm – Four Legs Bad, Two Legs Good by DB Johnson

Plays
$2000
Plays can also be contracted for 8-10 hourly sessions.  This dramatic experience is about having an opportunity to put on a play from beginning to end. The culmination is a scheduled final performance for family and friends, and sometimes a cable TV show. Practice sessions can be held weekly during a school term or daily during a vacation period.

STEAM PLUS
STEAM PLUS Programs by Treasure Time promote literacy through the arts and sciences to children aged 2-8, along with lessons of life. These plays and stories expose children to text and enrich children’s lives, as they acquaint them with a myriad of topics which delve into Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, STEAM; while PLUS is for issues which kids confront during childhood. Treasure Time programs can help children to become informed and catch up after being isolated for a year due to the pandemic or they can just help them to acquire reading skills and learn new facts.