Schools and After-School

LifeNotes Edutainment offers residencies of different lengths of up to an 18-week series - a complete semester - to elementary schools for first to fourth grade classes. The minimum series offered is a 5-week residency. The lessons for each song and subject are in two parts of 50 minutes to 1 hour each:

  1. The academic portion which includes playing the song, discussing the lyric and keywords in detail, learning the song and spending 20 minutes on an arts and crafts session related to the song lyric.
  2. The song and dance portion, which takes place on a separate day, teaches the children the song and the choreography routine related to the song from the previous lesson. The song and dance portion is divided into two sections: first the children learn to sing the song, then they learn its specific choreographic routine; alternatively, the children can create their own choreographic routine for the song.

Regional training is available for teachers wishing to conduct the course themselves. General requirements for teachers will be the ability to sing and teach the song lyrics. For schools that may not have a teacher available to conduct the classes, and outside instructor can be provided.

 

Below is a list of the lesson topics for the complete course.

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The contents of a sample lesson for anti-bullying are available by clicking the links below:
Lesson Name Subject Matter Song Sample
A. Safety
Stand Up for SafetyOverview of Safety Awareness
I Don't Know YouStranger Awareness
Safety 1st Buckle UpSeatbelt Safety
Turn It OnElectrical Safety
Drop, Cover and Hold OnEarthquake Safety
Summertime’s HereSummer Safety
It’s Halloween TimeHalloween Safety
B. Character-Building
What is a Hero?You Can Be A Hero
Sticks and StonesBullying/Cyber-Bullying
Give RespectRespecting Each Other
Character Is What You DoBuilding Character
Come Together – UnityWelcoming Diversity
Listen to YouSelf-Awareness
C. Life-Skills
We Can Make a DifferenceRecycling
Burgers, Shakes and FriesHealthy Eating
Time for SchoolKnowledge is Power
Get Up Get ActiveThe Importance of Exercise
Have a PlanFire Safety
911 EmergencyCalling 911