PLAY-4-ALL Youth Program
Schools, Camps, Libraries, After School, Community Centers, Family Days, Fundraisers
Our PLAY-4-ALL Youth Programs are designed for ages 10 – 14. Parents, teachers and community members seeking active, open-ended, cooperative play that builds physical skills, confidence, positive body image, self-expression and creativity will find all that and more in a PLAY-4-ALL. Youth will see the results in their own hands and discover that they CAN achieve what seems impossible. They will have something creative to share with each other, their parents and their community.
Performance
Our captivating skill toy show focuses on PLAY as a life skill has interesting characters, talented performers and lots of audience participation. Fantastic for school assemblies, library programs, family days, fundraisers, community clubs and events.
Workshops
Our workshops encourage youth to be amazing by inspiring them to achieve things they thought they could never do. Teaching youth and training staff of every ability is our specialty. Students can continue learning with instructional DVD’s and a collection of skill toys for their school or club. Pick one or two toys for a more in-depth exploration. Combine with a performance for a full day of ACTIVE PLAY!
We’ll design a PLAY-4-ALL that is age appropriate in toy selection and program structure. It can include these and more
Learning Flower Sticks at the Fryeburg Maine July 4th Parade and Festivities
- Juggling
- Hula Hoops
- Sphereplay™/Contact Juggling
- Poi Swings
- Diabolo
- Juggling Sticks
- Flow Wands
- Bungee Ball
- Flip-n-Flyer
- Ribbon Wands
- Instructional DVDs
- Lesson Guide
We are happy to work with your needs and budget!
With each student practicing their moves with the spheres Michael had brought, every one of them could feel the progress they were making toward a rewarding level of competence where only an hour before they watched Michael’s presentation and saw a magical performance that they could never aspire to emulate…Every morning we take five minutes to wake up our brains, to cross the meridian and use our right with our left hand. The class buzzes with middle school chatter and the sound of balls dismounting to the floor…and the occasional acknowledgment of a “sweet” roll ad-libbed off the back of a hand.
-Mark Dansereau, Co-Head of School, Connecticut Friends SchoolYou have a wonderful, unique vision that is rare and much appreciated.
-Amy B.,Mental Health Clinician & Mom
