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Upcoming Shows
- Friday, Nov. 21, Fort Belvoir Elementary in Fort Belvoir, Va.
- Friday, Jan. 9, Flint Hill School in Oakton, Va.
- Saturday, Jan. 10, Tysons-Pimmit Library in Falls Church, Va. (10:30 a.m.)
- Saturday, Jan. 17, Reston Library in Reston, Va. (11:00 a.m.)
- Monday, Jan. 26, Great Falls Library in Great Falls, Va. (4:00 p.m.)
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School/Library shows
Does Bob perform at schools and libraries? Just try and stop him! Bob's experience as a teacher, meteorologist and children's entertainer will keep your students on the edges of their seats. No doubt, your students will find the show en"lightning"!!!
Will Stormin' Bob come to my school or library? Based in Falls Church, Va., Stormin' Bob plays schools within the greater Baltimore/Washington metro area. Longer trips can be negotiated with consideration for time and mileage.
How much will it cost? $200 for up to 4 classes (80 - 100 students). Additional same-day, same-building shows can be scheduled for $100 each.
Does Bob play birthday
parties? Stormin' Bob is available for birthday parties on Fridays
and Saturdays. Performances typically last 45 minutes and are suitable
for ages 4 to 12.
How can I get Bob
to come to my school/library/party? You can schedule a visit by sending
Bob an email or by calling
703-300-5741.
Wiggle on the Road -- Flint Hill School
Teachers are Talking
We want to thank you for your time in coming to our classes to share about different kinds of weather. You have a special gift in communicating with young children! The students really enjoyed the music—helps them remember key concepts. The “tornado machine” was fascinating! We have used our CDs many times during our study of weather! Thanks again for sharing your time and expertise.—Martha Royster, Woodland Elementary
Thank you for coming to our school yesterday. The students LOVED it! You do so much more than simply teach about weather, you make it fun for kids. I don't think I have ever seen weather taught the way you approach it. Adults and kids alike can explore weather in an exciting new way. My students will be singing your weather songs all year.--Sara Wilson, Gray Elementary
