2009 Primary School Programme
Preps
to Grade 2
Choose one (1) opening story and two (2) main stories to make up your presentation
Opening Stories:
1. Market Square
2. Mulga Bill's Bicycle
3. Old McDonald Had a Farm
Main Stories (Participation)
1. The Ginger Bread Man
2. Arthur
3. The 3 Billy Goats Gruff
4. The Gigantic Turnip
Grades
3 to 6
The World of 'Banjo'
The grand return of a Bookworm classic show. It’s back this year for a limited
season. The show was first done over thirty years ago and is now very much a
part of Australia’s theatre history and we are are proud to continue this 30 year
old tradition. Great for VELS literature & Australian History. The show comprises
three great stories:
1. Mulga Bill's Bicycle
2. The Man from Ironbark
3. The Geebung Polo Club
VIEW OUR PRIMARY (Prep-2) RESOURCE KIT
(pdf format) (CLICK HERE)
VIEW OUR PRIMARY (3-6) RESOURCE KIT
(pdf format) (CLICK HERE)
Grades
5 and 6 Only: BU LLY -
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2009 Primary School Programme
Available: Terms 1, 2, and 3
Suitability: Prep to Grade 6
Duration: 40-45 minutes
Set-up time: 20-30 minutes
We strongly recommend that smaller primary schools, especially in country areas, liaise with each other to possibly join together for a session, which would be much more economical. Alternatively, you could approach local pre-schools to join for economy's sake.
KEY
LEARNING AREAS:
Drama; Rhyme/Poetry; Literature; English; History; Movement; Theatre; Comedy;
Writing; Reading; Nationalism; Imagination; Self-Discovery;
VIEW OUR BROCHURE (pdf format)
(CLICK HERE)
VIEW OUR PRIMARY (Prep-2) RESOURCE KIT (pdf format)
(CLICK HERE)
VIEW OUR PRIMARY (3-6) RESOURCE KIT (pdf format)
(CLICK HERE)
DOWNLOAD ACROBAT (pdf) READER
(CLICK HERE)
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Teacher
Feedback
Thank you for a wonderful production.
The children enjoyed the presentation
enormously!
Esther Esterman, Leibler Yavneh College, Elsternwick
We thank you for your amazing
performance about Banjo poems and
coming to our school to do your show.
Actors were great. Positive interaction,
great entertainment, encouragement, and
good crowd control.
Teacher and Students at Don Bosco PS, Narre Warren
Thouroughly enjoyed you show. Students
love being involved and were really
engaged using their imaginations. Keep
involving students and great stories.
Denise Mckernan, Taylors lakes Primary School
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