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Assemblies

 Making Literacy Fun for Pre-K to 3rd Grade

Dany brings stories to life with high-energy puppet shows designed to spark imagination, build confidence, and inspire a love of reading and writing in young learners.

Her interactive school assemblies and classroom workshops blend ventriloquism, storytelling, and age-appropriate humor to turn literacy into a fun, unforgettable experience.

✅ Supports early reading, writing & speaking skills
✅ Fully self-contained—Dany brings everything!
✅ Perfect for assemblies, libraries, and classrooms
✅ Custom-tailored for Pre-K to 3rd grade
✅ Aligned with educational goals & standards

Teachers love the impact. Kids love the puppets.
It’s learning through laughter—one puppet and one story at a time.

Classroom Visits

Looking for a magical, meaningful way to engage your students in literacy, music, and imagination? A private classroom visit combines the wonder of puppetry and ventriloquism with interactive storytelling, sing-alongs, and playful learning that leaves a lasting impression.

During each visit, Dany and her puppet pals bring stories to life—reading age-appropriate books, singing fun songs, and sparking creativity through laughter and conversation. The puppets aren’t just there for fun (though they are very funny)—they help students connect emotionally with the material and encourage participation from even the shyest kids.

Inclusive Sensory-Friendly Puppet Experience

These visits are thoughtfully designed to meet students where they are, offering engaging, interactive programming that supports a variety of learning styles and developmental levels.

Using puppets, ventriloquism, music, and storytelling, Dany creates a warm, welcoming environment that encourages participation, communication, and connection. Whether students are working on expressive language, social-emotional development, or simply benefiting from sensory-friendly fun, this program adapts to fit the needs of your learners.

The Magic Wand

Let the magic begin! Visual imagery through storytelling and acting creates an opening into a new world using expression, and communication. .

Hello Song

Songs can be used to tell stories, express emotions, or simply provide entertainment. Songwriting is a form of creative expression, and can be used to explore different themes and ideas.

The Students are the Stars

In each performance the students are called on to be a part of the show. Being in theater as a kid helps to build self-confidence, creativity, teamwork, communication skills, problem-solving skills, and public speaking abilities.

Game Time

There are many ways to turn a children's book into an interactive, hands-on game. In some cases, we are helping the Bear Mamas with their babies' diapers! Or we are acting out pieces of a story. Interactive, hands-on games can help children better understand a book by allowing them to actively engage with the material.

Ventriloquism

Incorporating ventriloquism and puppet play into school assemblies is a powerful way to engage students while reinforcing key educational and social-emotional lessons.

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