Programs

1. What is music education?

2. What is the main goal of music education?

3. What are 5 benefits of music education?

4. What does music education do to the brain?

5. Who are the major music education theorists?

6. Who is the father of music theory?

7. What is the Gordon method?

8. How did music education start?

(Subcategory of Education Fun Facts In Sports) (History of different NFL, College, NHL, NBA and MLB teams) (Examples: Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Hurricanes, Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Red Sox, Manchester United)

(Women's History Month, Women's Equality Month) (March 1-31)

1. How did the women's movement impact education?

2. How did education change women's roles in society?

3. What is the biggest challenge to women's education?

4. How did women's rights affect education?

5. Who argued for women's rights to an education?

6. Who pushed for women's roles as educators?

7. How did education change for women?

8. How has women's education changed over the years?

9. Who was the first woman to get an education?

(Bible Basics/Fundamentals, The Ten Commandments, The Beatitudes) (Old Testament (Scriptures) New Testament (Life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ) 

1. Aeschylus

2. Charles Dickens

3. Emily Bronte’

4. King Arthur

5. Oscar Wilde

6. Geoffrey Chaucer 

7. Robin Hood 

8. Odysseus

9. Beowulf

10. William Shakespeare 

11. Edgar Allan Poe

12. H.G Wells 

13. Mark Twain

14. Robert Louis Stevenson

15. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 

Education Spirit Week is the week of Dr. Seuss's birthday (March 2, 1904) (What is your favorite Dr. Seuss book?)

(Walt Disney’s Birthday) (December 5, 1901)

(What Is Your Favorite Disney Book Or Character? Why?)

(Walt Disney Fun Facts)

Walt Disney Fun Facts 

1. During World War II, Walt Disney created cartoons for the U.S government to help boost morale.
2. Walt Disney was a railroad enthusiast who built model train sets to relax after work. His uncle was a steam locomotive engineer, and Disney sold snacks and newspapers on trains as a teenager. 
3. In 1932, Disney produced Flowers and Trees, the first full-color Technicolor cartoon. Disney had exclusive rights to use the new process until the end of 1935.
4. Walt Disney’s first animation studio was Laugh-O-Gram, where he told modernized fairy tales based on Aesop’s Fables. 
5. Walt Disney was the original voice of Mickey Mouse, but he didn’t draw him.
6. To sell the idea for Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs, Walt Disney performed it as a one-man show. 
7. Walt Disney holds the record for the most Academy Awards won by an individual, with 22 wins and 59 nominations between 1932 and 1969.
8. Walt Disney got the idea for Disneyland while watching his daughters ride a merry-go-round at Griffith Park. He was inspired to create a place where families could make magical memories.
9. Walt Disney held the patent for Technicolor for 2 years, making him the only animator who could make color animated films at the time. 
10. Walt Disney started his career in 1919 at the Kansas City Slide Company, where he worked on stop-action animation commercials. He later left with animator, Ub Iwerks, to start their own company, Laugh-O-Grams.
11. Walt Disney was married to Lillian Bounds, a Disney ink artist, and they had 2 daughters, Diane and Sharon. 
12. Rumors circulated after Walt Disney’s death that he was cryogenically frozen, but he was actually cremated and buried in a mausoleum. 
13. Walt Disney built a half-mile railroad around his property in Holmby Hills, Los Angeles, and would dress up as a train engineer to give visitors rides.