School Assembly Facts

Each assembly program is forty five minutes long and designed to educate and entertain grades K-6. Programs are priced the same except for Family Night shows. If your school has 450 or more students, Jeff's programs are more effective when the school is split in half. This is particularly true with Magic Around the World and Science Magic, where the posters and experiments are not as visible from long distances. However, if your budget doesn't allow this, invite the whole school.

You Supply the Students, Jeff Does the Rest
EduMazement Assemblies may be the easiest programs you'll host! Jeff travels with everything necessary for his performances, including tables, backdrop, and a sound system. (It's a good idea to have a stand microphone set up for the principal or assembly planner to use.)

To make your job as easy as possible, custom fliers let kids know about the special program in advance. The assembly coordinator receives a fun-to-read introduction. Afterwards, each teacher receives a free Class Activity Sheet to help transfer the excitement from the assembly back to the classroom.

The only drawback? You may feel guilty taking all the credit for the success!

Tips for an effective performance:

Arrange seating with the younger kids towards the front and older students towards the back.

Keep an aisle down the center to make it easier to bring volunteers up and display certain items.

Have the principal, teacher, or PTA member to introduce Jeff (written introduction provided).

Light the performing area well.

Let those who typically use the performance area know about the special program in advance (i.e., PE teachers and cafeteria staff ). Part of the performance area will be off-limits during set-up and take-down for the assembly.

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