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1) Register your students for a Student Matinee Series performance. 2) Download an application (click on the link under each individual performance below) for the related Arts Exploration Project 3) Submit your application by the posted deadline to the Education Manger at Omaha Performing Arts: fax to 402.345.0222 or e-mail mmiller@omahaperformingarts.org. Click the titles below to see more information on the Arts Exploration series and to download applications. Applications will be reviewed as received and selected classrooms will be notified. Up to 10 classrooms can participate in each project. There is no charge for participation. If you have questions regarding any Arts Exploration Project, please contact: TALES IN TIME: HISTORICAL FICTION
Below are all of the curriculum materials for the "Tales in Time" project. Click on any page to download. You may use the pages in any combination and make as many copies as you like for your students. Page 1 - Sharing Tales in Time Our friends at the You can click on any list to download it and take it to the library to look for a great book. Happy reading! Addy Bibliography |
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Presented in conjunction with Addy: An American GirlŪ Story, the project invites students to go beyond the story of one American GirlŪ and explore the long and proud tradition of historical fiction for young people. Students will have the opportunity to read more from this particular genre and to write their own piece of short historical fiction.