Education Through Entertainment!

For the last 33 years, Mobile Ed Productions' quality school assemblies have been traveling the United States, educating and entertaining hundreds of thousands of students with live educational school assembly programs and hands-on workshops. We send our exciting school assembly programs into thousands of schools each year, nationwide.

Are you seeking alternatives to field trips? Can you use exciting Elementary and Middle School assemblies to motivate your students to want to learn more? With just one call and with the aid of a professional program consultant, you can set up an entire season of quality programming from our library of shows. You can book with confidence knowing that all of our programs, featuring the best school assembly performers in the business, will meet or exceed your state's standards, fit within your budget, and be lots and lots of fun.

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Get Ready for the Future
with STEM Museum

STEM Museum from Mobile Ed

Tomorrow's jobs and today's education standards require STEM education...and we have an awesome solution - STEM Museum: the new touring hands-on museum you can have in your school during the 2013-2014 school year!

Learn More About STEM Education 

Not Just
School Assemblies

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Mobile Ed's lineup of top-notch educational programs are such a hit in schools nationwide, you might want to think about having our performers entertain (and educate!) at your next family night, ice cream social, Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquet, reward assembly, holiday party, school fund raiser or even your library! The sky's the limit!

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 Satisfies Your State's
Curriculum Requirements

We Align with Common Core

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All Of Our Performers Have FBI Background Checks

Affordable Shows
That Fit Into Your Budget

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When applicable, we align our programs to the criteria outlined by the Common Core Standards initiative.  Give your students a leg-up on their testing with a surge of relevant information with one of our programs.  Ask your program consultant for more specific content information.

Not a performer hits the road before completing a thorough FBI Background Check as well as getting their fingerprints on file and getting the OK from everybody here at Mobile Ed HQ.  In short: we know who we're sending to your school.

We're living in this economy too; we know how hard it is to get funding for school events.  That's why we're the most flexible producer of school assemblies in the country. Let us know what you want and we'll make it work within your budget.

Comments on our programs

“The presenter was engaging and exciting. He knew how to connect with small children. He set up the expectations for the presentation that all the kids could follow. They loved it!"

Sarah Walsh (Teacher)
Ravinia School, Highland Park, Illinois
for Reptiles Are Cool
"Delivery was on students' level and presenter made connections to real life experiences and the work done by African American scientists."

Dr. Bernida Thompson (Principal)    
Roots Public Charter School, Washington D.C. 
for Chemistry: It Really Matters
“Dave brought Ben Franklin to life! What an actor! His show was a great kickoff to our Invention Fair!”

Nancy Willis (Elementary Curriculum Coordinator)
North Warren School
Smiths Grove, Kentucky
for Ben Franklin
“Excellent! Another great school assembly program!”

Mary Dean (Principal)
King Elementary, Akron, Ohio
for The Earth Dome
“Best ever! Students loved it and have gotten on his website as a follow up! Teachers and students have requested that he come back - already scheduled for next year! Outstanding performance - fabulous work with each grade level.”

Kathryn Richards (Principal)
Fischer Elementary, Speedway, Indiana
for Young Authors Day
“The kids would have gladly spent hours absorbing all the presenter had to share!”

Lori Renneck (Teacher)
Paris Consolidated School
Kenosha, Wisconsin
for Sky Dome Planetarium

Have we visited your school recently?  Let us know how it went!

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News for Friday, May 24, 2013

Holy Moly, Batman! Next week is Memorial Day already? How did that get here so fast? This school year is rushing toward summer. Before you know it summer will be upon us. Some districts are out already. Are you ready for the Fall? Do you have your assemblies planned yet? If not, time is slipping away, and with it the very best dates for shows you want for your school are closing out. Don't be left out. Contact us today and grab your dates before they are gone.

Work is well under way creating our new and totally awesome STEM Museum for 2013-2014. This program will be absolutely the event of your school year. But if you have not yet scheduled your date you should call immediately. Dates for many Midwestern States are already gone, and open dates for the East and West Coasts are filling quickly.

Have a great Memorial Day!


Today in History in...

1626 - Peter Minuit buys Manhattan for $24.

1775 - John Hancock of Massachusetts becomes president of Continental Congress.

1798 - The Irish rebellion of 1798 begins.

1844 - Samuel Morse inaugurates the first telegraph line, running from the Capital to Baltimore, Maryland.

1856 - John Brown and his men kill five slavery supporters at Pottawatomie Creek in Kansas.

1861 - US troops occupy Alexandria, Virginia.

1879 - Candymaker H. B. Reese born in Pennsylvania.

1883 - Brookly Bridge opens in New York.

1935 - Major league baseball holds first night game, in Cincinnati, Ohio.

1941 - German battleship Bismarck sinks HMS Hood.

1941 - Bob Dylan born in Minnesota.

1955 - Singer Rosanne Cash born in Tennessee.

1962 - Astronaut Scott Carpenter orbits the Earth three times in Aurora 7 space capsule.


 


 


 

Today, Some of Our Awesome School Assemblies Now Playing...

Ben Franklin in Severna Park, Maryland.

Inspector Iwannano in Spring, Texas.

The Magic of Science in Manhattan Beach, California.

The No Bully Zone in Spring, Texas.

Sky Dome Planetarium in Ashtabula, Ohio.

Sky Dome Planetarium in Bakersfield, California

Sky Dome Planetarium in Encinitas, California.

 

 


 


 

 


 


 

 


 



 

 


 

 

 

 

 

From the Mobile Ed Productions Blog

School Assembly Guide Pt. 12 – History and Social Studies Shows
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Recently in these pages we have been developing a Guide to School Assemblies. Last time we discussed science programs. Today we will look at shows about history and social studies.   History is boring. There I said it. ...Read More
Great review for Mobile Ed Productions School Show
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Every so often we like to blow our own horn. Who doesn't? And I wanted to quickly share these short reviews we recently received following a couple of programs in different locations. We are blessed to count among our talented performers Ms. Lluana Jones, who is based in New Jersey. Lluana...Read More
Boston Bombing Victims and New Medical Technologies
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
When the bombs went off at the Boston Marathon we lost several lives immediately, but we also experienced more than 200 casualties, people wounded or injured in one form or another. Because of the nature of the explosive devices used, many injuries were to the legs of people near...Read More
Mobile Ed Productions New STEM Museum Selling Out
Thursday, Apr 25, 2013
A mere two weeks ago we announced our newest school assembly program, The STEM Museum . We must have touched a nerve. Already the tour for the 2013-2014 school year is experiencing overwhelming demand. In fact this awesome new school show is getting close to being sold out in the Midwest and...Read More
Happy Earth Day From The School Assembly Guys At Mobile Ed!
Monday, Apr 22, 2013
Happy Earth Day! Today, April 22, 2013 is the day we celebrate Earth awareness, and join with people all over the world to reaffirm our commitment to protecting the environment in which we live. First celebrated in 1970, Earth Day has grown into a world wide...Read More
School Assembly Guide Pt. 11 – Science Programs
Tuesday, Apr 16, 2013
Recently in these pages we have been developing a Guide to School Assemblies. Last time we discussed pure entertainment programs. Today we will look at science shows. We all know how important science is to the future of our children. As...Read More
Announcing Our Newest School Assembly Program – The Stem Museum
Thursday, Apr 11, 2013
In case you have been living under a rock, the most important new initiative in education is the focus on STEM. No, this isn't about stem cells, or plants. S.T.E.M. Is an acronym for S cience, T echnology, E ngineering and M ath. A large majority of future careers are projected to fall...Read More
Mobile Ed School Assembly Guide Part 10 – Entertainment Programs
Monday, Apr 8, 2013
Recently in these pages we have been developing a Guide to School Assemblies. Today we will begin looking at all the different types of shows that are available, starting with something fun, the entertainers. Entertainment is to be expected as a component of most all school assembly...Read More
What Do You Know About History – Teaching With School Shows
Thursday, Apr 4, 2013
Today was a pretty momentous day in history. What do you know about what happened on April 4 in past times? If you are like most Americans, the answer is probably not much. Which is sad. I know that many Americans think history is boring. We are so busy rushing headlong into the future, we find...Read More
Guide To School Assemblies, Part Nine - Teachers
Monday, Mar 25, 2013
In our continuing series, a Mobile Ed Guide to School Assemblies, we offer assistance to you, the parent, who has been given the unsung task of selecting and arranging shows for the children at your school. And, in this series, we attempt to answer all the questions you may have or may not have...Read More
Our Newest Awesome School Assembly – Can You Say STEM?
Thursday, Mar 21, 2013
Mobile Ed began scheduling school assemblies for the 2013-2014 school year just last week, and word has already leaked out about our newest but as yet unannounced new school show. The new program will be making a grand tour next year, starting...Read More
School Show Guide - Chapter Eight - Principals - Friend or Enemy?
Friday, Mar 15, 2013
We have been giving you a guide to the world of school assemblies, aimed primarily at parents who are new to this exciting world. For those PTO and PTA representatives who do not yet know, a quick word about principals. They come in all shapes, sizes and personalities, but their personal...Read More
Guide To School Assemblies Pt. 7 – For Profit and Not For Profit
Wednesday, Mar 13, 2013
Recently we have been developing a “Beginners Guide to School Assemblies” through this blog. Just a quick side road today to explain an important distinction between two different types of providers bringing school assemblies to schools. School shows, as we have seen, come from many...Read More
Beginners Guide to School Assemblies Pt. 6 – What Can I afford?
Monday, Mar 11, 2013
Just as school assembly programs cover all topics, they come in all different price ranges. Some are jaw-droppingly expensive. Some are surprisingly reasonable. Some are even ... gasp! ... FREE! If “free” pretty well sums up your budget then don’t despair! Surprisingly, there are numerous...Read More
School Assembly Guide Part Five - What To Look For?
Friday, Mar 8, 2013
When it comes to picking school assembly programs some people know exactly what they would like to schedule. Some don’t have a clue! (There is a lot of that mentality about, actually!) When you set out to determine what shows to schedule you will find that you may have some staff who saw, say, a...Read More
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