The Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly recently visited Brook Forest Elementary school, and the assembly program was featured on the school’s official Twitter feed:
Twitter is a great way for schools to communicate with parents and let them know all the exciting things their students are doing in school!
Thank you to Brook Forest for hosting our program!
Marcus Leshock of WGN-TV’s morning news recently visited one of our performances of the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly at the Half Day School in Lincolnshire, IL.
The Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly was featured as part of Marcus’ popular “Leshock Value” segment on WGN-TV’s morning news.
Check out the video below!
WGN Features Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly!
We recently visited Little Fort Elementary School for a presentation of our Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly. After the show, we received this wonderful email from the PTA parent that arranged the assembly:
This February, Smarty Pants visited the Kaneland John Stewart Elementary School to present our Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly program.
The Elburn Herald covered this exciting student event in their newspaper:
Smarty Pants recently took a short break from the holiday season in Chicago to bring his Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly down to Texas, as a headline performer at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion annual Children’s Festival.
We performed our Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly in front of a sold out audience of over 4,000 elementary school students – our biggest audience ever!
Here’s a few snapshots of our performance:
After we present the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly in an elementary school, it’s always great to get positive feedback from the PTO parent organization that arranged the booking.
After our recent performance at Elmwood School in Naperville, we were very pleased to receive the following email:
This past August, Smarty Pants made his annual appearance on the WGN-TV Morning News “Back to School” fest. Teaming with Chicago favorite Marcus Leshock, Smarty showed viewers a small peek at how the amazing “Mousetrap Machine” comes together at the end of the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly.
Take a look at the footage here:
Are you an elementary school in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan or Wisconsin looking to book an amazing science assembly for the upcoming 2015-2016 school year?
The Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly has been visiting schools since 2008, and we present our show in over 75 elementary schools every year!
One thing PTA and PTO parents, and principals always mention is their difficulty in finding quality assemblies to book for their school. Sure you can see photos and videos on a website, but wouldn’t it be nice to meet the presenters in person and learn more about the assembly first-hand?
On Wednesday September 16th, parents and educators are invited to meet Smarty Pants and the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly at the Premier Showcase, an event designed to pair up assemblies with interested school representatives. There will be over 50 educational assemblies represented and the costs are minimal to attend (and include lunch!)
For more information, see http://www.premier-showcase.com/
As a parent myself, I know how difficult it can be to find the right assembly program for your elementary school. A program might look good online, but wouldn’t it be better to meet the assembly presenter in person and see them live on stage?
This fall, Smarty Pants and the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly will be attending two Chicago area assembly showcases.
These are events open to parents, teachers, and educators looking for quality assemblies for the 2015-2016 school year. You’ll be able to meet Smarty Pants in person, learn more about the Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly, and see an excerpt of the show presented live on stage:
For North Shore Center registration information:
http://www.northshorecenter.org/events-tickets/showcase/
For Premier Showcase registration information:
https://www.premier-showcase.com/
We recently presented our Mousetrap Machine Science Assembly at Highlands Elementary in Naperville, IL.
One of the parents in attendance during the assembly posted this great shot to the Highlands Elementary Twitter feed during the show!
