As a professional school show performer, I have lots of fun school assembly programs that are educational and entertaining. But sometimes I'll have an idea that just doesn't pan out the way I first thought it might.
For example, here are a few school assembly programs that I created that never really caught on.
My motivational program called "At Least Care Enough to Cheat"
I wanted to combine a study on Language Arts with Ethics and came up with "Words We Shouldn't Say and How to Pronounce Them"
When that didn't take off, I focused just on the Language Arts program and created "Learn Where to Put Prepositions At"
I knew Red Ribbon Month was a good time to do programs so I wrote "Don't Smoke Much Marijuana"
For the younger kids I created "Don't Steal from Your Friends"
My very first reading program was titled "Be Smart: Reed"
Finally, I wanted to create a program that took advantage of my training as a behavior specialist so I wrote "Behave You Little Brats"
Have fun!
--Julian Franklin
P.S. Most of these humorous ideas are not my own. I am fortunate to have friends as funny as Matt Fore (quite possibly the funniest human being I have ever met). He's an amazingly talented school show presenter from Tennessee and if you ever have the good fortune of seeing him, he'll have you and your students rolling on the floor. I'm glad to be able to call him a friend.
1 comment:
Don't forget Matt's Safety Show called "Don't Do This!" where he demonstrates what happens when you stick stuff in a light socket or set someone's hair on fire. Uses lots of audience volunteers!
TJ
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