Education Through Entertainment!
Bringing learning to life for over thirty years....

For the last 30 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. Based in Michigan, we send our exciting school assembly programs into thousands of schools each year, in Michigan of course, but also in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois and throughout the Midwest, as well as the entire East Coast, Texas, California and many other states This year we're not only maintaining the quality of excellence you've come to expect from a Mobile Ed show...we're raising the bar!

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 educational presentations, from astronomy to zoology. 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.

News for Thursday, May 17, 2012

Scheduling for 2012-2013 in now underway and dates are filling briskly for some tours. Stronger Than a Bully sold out quickly last year, and met with rave reviews all year. Many schools are rescheduling the same program for 2012-2013 (Dave will have some "changes for second year audiences!). If you are looking for anti bullying assembly ideas, this is the show for you! But do not delay as this tour will sell out quickly for next year.

Libraries around the country continue to contact us about setting up Sky Dome Planetarium for this June and July to help promote their Summer Reading Themes.

Today in History in ...

1769 In Virginia, Washington criticizes "taxation without representation".

1827 Andrew Johnson marries Eliza McCardle in Tennessee.

1851 Lincoln visits stepmother at her home near Charleston, Illinois.

1936 Dennis Hopper born in Kansas.

1965 Trent Reznor born in Pennsylvania.

2004 First legal same-sex marriage performed in Massachusetts.

And today these are some of our awesome school assemblies playing around the country:

Animals and the Environment in Fremont, Ohio.

Our Changing Climate in Chardon, Ohio.

Piankeshaw Trails in Celina, Ohio.

Sky Dome Planetarium in Alameda, California.

Sky Dome Planetarium in Oakmont, Pennsylvania.

Sky Dome Planetarium in Monroe, Connecticut.

Stronger Than a Bully in East Haven, Connecticut.

Stronger Than a Bully in Milford, Connecticut.

The Earth Dome in Columbus, Connecticut.

The Earth Dome in Columbus, Ohio.

The Invisible Wonder in North Royalton, Ohio.

The Magic of Science in Denison, Texas.

The Magic of Science in Bloomington, California.

Thomas Edison in Kinsman, Ohio.

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Our School Assemblies for 2011-2012

New for 2011-2012

The Invisible Wonder - Air! (Science)

Stronger Than A Bully - Anti Bullying

Piankeshaw Trails /
Woodland Tribes of the Midwest

Science Assemblies

Physics is Fun

Forces and Motion

The Magic of Science

Chemistry! It Really Matters!

Crime Scene Science

The Sky Dome Planetarium

Earth Science Assemblies

Our Changing Climate

The Earth Dome

Natural Science Assemblies

Animals and The Environment

Reptiles are Cool

Social Studies and History School Assemblies

The Living Abe Lincoln

Thomas Edison

They Made a Difference
(Women in History)

Martin Luther King

Frederick Douglass

Ben Franklin

The Spirit to Overcome

Character Values
School Assemblies

Inspector Iwannano
(Character Counts!)

Reading and Writing
School Assemblies

Reading! More Than Words

Young Authors Day

Performing Arts
School Assemblies

Mime Time

Mathematics
School Assemblies

Imathimation

Technology
School Assemblies

Lights Camera Action

The Finest Name in School Assemblies

• No additional charges for travel or lodging!

• All programs fully insured!

• Background checks on all performers!

• All performers are trained professionals!

States We Visit

Our School Assemblies are Available in the Following States

Georgia

New York (Long Island)

North Carolina

Oregon

Not Just School Assemblies
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, or school fund raiser. Mobile Ed Programs are also highly successful in Libraries! The sky's the limit!

Call 800.433.7459 today and ask to speak with your state's program consultant.

A Few Comments About Our Great School Assemblies

The Earth Dome
“Excellent! Another great school assembly program!”
-Mary Dean (Principal)
King Elementary, Akron, Ohio

Ben Franklin
“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

Reptiles Are Cool
“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

Young Authors Day
“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

Sky Dome Planetarium
“The kids would have gladly spent hours absorbing all the leader had to share!”
Lori Renneck (Teacher)
Paris Consolidated School, Kenosha, Wisconsin

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