Explore the engaging programs CLIMB Theatre offers for grades 3-6.
Alberto, a brave bull, has snuck away and is hiding in a park nearby. As he hides in a park while all of the other bulls are participating in the running of the Bulls, Rosalia, the youngest sister of the most famous matador in Spain stumbles across him. Together, with the help of the audience, they learn not only how to identify acts of bullying.
Bullying Prevention Classes
Actor-Educators use theatre activities to help students practice what to do in bullying situations. Programming takes places directly in the classroom.
Today’s students are constantly connected to the Internet–which has both benefits and challenges. Help kids stay safe online with CLIMB’s cyberbullying classes.
Cliques and Exclusion Classes
What’s the difference between “clicking” with your friends and forming exclusive “cliques”? Students will explore this important distinction in these classes.
Matty is looking to be the captain of the basketball team, but has one problem she can be very disrespectful.
Abby’s Empathy Project
Abby has a school assignment to do a project on Empathy with her project friend, Chris. Will Abby be able to change?
With the interaction of a class and the spectacle of a play, Interplays use interactive theatre to teach students the importance of being resilient.
Build a more respectful school environment with the power of empathy! Students will learn to identify and consider the feelings of others in these, fun, interactive classes.
Self-control is vital to maintaining an effective learning environment. CLIMB’s classes teach students how to master it!
In these classes, students learn how to bounce back after mistakes, setbacks, and disappointments–creating a willingness to try new things.
Students learn to respect themselves, each other, and property while creating a more positive school environment.
Emma and the Cash Cow
In a land of enterprising chickens and talking cows, Emma discovers how to be responsible with money, including wants vs. needs and saving, spending, and giving.
In these classes, students learn how to take responsibility for their own actions and avoid the blame game–even when they make a mistake.
Academic Achievement Classes
Students learn the study skills, sense of responsibility, and self-confidence they need to take their education seriously and do their very best in school.
Acceptance of Differences Classes
Prevent prejudice and create an environment of acceptance in your school. Students will learn that they have more in common with their peers than they might think, and that our differences are worth celebrating.
Healthy and Body Confidence Classes
In a world of mixed messages, these classes teach students about healthy eating and exercise while helping them develop a positive body image. Students will learn to cut through the clutter of ads and Photoshopped models to discover that self-worth comes from within.
Substance Abuse Prevention Classes
In today’s society, younger and younger children are exposed to drugs and alcohol. In these classes, students learn about peer pressure, risky behavior, and how to say no if they’re asked to do something they think is wrong.
Students learn about the problem of waste disposal and its impact on the environment in this engaging play for students in grades 3-6.
In this play students follow James and a walking trash bag on a journey to the landfill where they learn to reduce, recycle, and reuse along the way.
The 3 R’s Classes
Environmental conservation is fun with these interactive classes that teach students the importance of the three R’s: reduce, reuse, recycle.
Aquatic Invasive Species Classes
In the land of 10,000 lakes, these engaging classes teach students how to keep Minnesota waterways free from Aquatic Invasive Species that can threaten our ecosystem.