Sean Driscoll’s Story Ship Offers:
Immersive educational children’s shows and workshops using the latest technology combining robots, comedy theater, music, animation, puppets and magic.
Interactive animated shows – animated stories on a big screen with characters that talk with the audience and live actors.
Shows that both entertain and teach national curriculum standards for math, music, social studies, language arts, reading and character education.
Digital Storytelling Workshops in audio CD recording and DVD development.
National tours performing hundreds of shows each year at schools, libraries, theaters, resorts, or anywhere else kids gather.
Biography
Mr. Driscoll and the Story Ship’s artist perform hundreds of shows and residencies throughout the United States each year in theater, television, school, concert and festival settings. He has over thirty years experience offering innovative programming that combines new technologies, animation, music and magic. Please visit www.thestoryship.com for more information about Sean Driscol’s Story Ship.
sean@thestoryship.com
http://www.thestoryship.com
9945 Whitfield Ave., Savannah, GA 31406
Chatham
912-663-6320
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While Paleontologist Diggery Diggers is showing his fossils to a live audience, he discovers a “top secret” box the museum accidentally packed. Curious, Diggery opens the box and unleashes the DinoSauroScope 3000 or DINA taking the audience back into time to interact with dinosaurs. All is well until they use DINA on a large dinosaur egg. The egg hatches and an amazing thing happens. The dinosaurs in museums around the world start to come alive! The only way to stop this dinosaur regeneration is to return the baby dinosaur back to it’s mother. Come along for a rocking dino adventure with Diggery and save the human race.
The show has incredible props including large interactive animated characters, dinosaur bones, a giant dinosaur egg and beautiful puppets. Combined with intriguing magic and rocking music, this is the Story Ship’s most memorable adventure. Audience members constantly interact by digging up fossils, scanning with the DINA, helping solve puzzles and singing songs.
Only you can help stop the dinosaur invasion and save the world! Book a show now!?
Sean Driscoll
912-663-6320
sean@thestoryship.com
Anytime
Anytime
12′ stage area, 1 table and two electrical outlets. We bring everything else including sound equipment.
Any
Same School / Venue: One Show: $895 · Two Shows: $1,195 · Three Shows: $1,295
Two or More Schools or Venues in Your Area Block Booking On Same/Consecutive Day(s): One Show: $795 · Two Shows: $1,095 · Three Shows: $1,145
R1 – Read closely to determine what the text says explicitly and to make logical inferences from it; cite specific textual evidence when writing or speaking to support conclusions drawn from the text. (Students read text, view graphics and animations that accompany a scientific mystery. The theatrical skits, texts and graphical animations give clues to how to solve the mystery.)
R2 – Determine central ideas or themes of a text and analyze their development; summarize the key supporting details and ideas. (Evidence for solving the science mystery is given on a large screen video during the show. Details given found in the theatrical skits, animations and graphics help the students to use analytical skills to solve the science mystery.)
R7 – Integrate and evaluate content presented in diverse media and formats, including visually and quantitatively, as well as in words.* (The set includes a large video screen with projected animation and graphics and sound to help students understand facts about prehistoric animals and environments.)
1.E.2 Understand the physical
1.E.2.1 Summarize the physical properties of Earth materials,
properties of Earth materials that make them useful in different ways. including rocks, minerals, soils and water that make them
useful in different ways.
4.E.2 Understand the use of fossils and 4.E.2.1 Compare fossils (including molds, casts, and preserved parts
of plants and animals) to one another and to living organisms.
Essential Standard
changes in the surface of the earth as evidence of the history
4.E.2.2 Infer ideas about Earth’s early environments from fossils of
of Earth and its changing life forms.
plants and animals that lived long ago. 4.E.2.3 Give examples of how the surface of the earth changes due to
slow processes such as erosion and weathering, and rapid processes such as landslides, volcanic eruptions, and earthquakes.North Carolina Essential Standards 3-5 Science
Ecosystems
4.L.1
Understand the effects of environmental changes, adaptations and behaviors that enable animals (including humans) to survive in changing habitats.
4.L.1.1
Give examples of changes in an organism’s environment that are beneficial to it and some that are harmful.
Because The Story Ship’s acceptance of a performance agreement may cause it to turn down other work, the parties agree that if for any reason the services are canceled by the Presenter, Presenter must reschedule the event at the Presenter’s and Story Ship’s earliest convenience or pay 100% of the agreed fees.