Are You Still Looking For Positive Upbeat Plays for Black History Month?
New Play Kit eBook Released Just In Time For Black History Month Shows You How To Motivate African American Children To Excellence With Plays Written Just For Them .
Dallas, TX (PRWEB) January 5, 2005 -- New Play Kit eBook Released Just In
Time For Black History Month Shows You How To Motivate African American Children
To Excellence With Plays Written Just For Them .
Have you ever needed an
African American children's play for a special program or event? Do you have a
problem finding positive upbeat plays written in the language of today's African
American children? Do you wish there were more children plays that express the
culture, history, and pride of African Americans?
If you answered yes to
any of these questions, the new play kit ebook "Positive African American Plays
For Children" may provide the right plays your children or students will enjoy
performing.
There are very few play scripts that are written from the
perspective of African American children. To help fill this void, NetNia
Communications, is proud to announce the release of "Positive African American
Plays For Children" play kit ebook by premier storyteller/playwright Britt
Ekland Miller.
"Positive Plays For African American Children" play kit
provides alternative plays for anyone who works with African American children.
What's more important is that each and every play closely identify with the
culture and environment of the children," says Jeffery Bradley, NetNia's
publisher and editor.
The Positive African American Plays for Children
play kit is a result of Ms. Miller's work with many children organizations and
outreach programs. During one of her rehearsals, Ms. Miller asked the children
what type of play would they like to perform. Based on the children's answers,
Ms. Miller could not find the type of plays at bookstores, libraries or on the
Internet that the children were interested in. In essence, they wanted to
perform a play that reflected their world as they saw it today.
Together
with the help of the children, Ms. Miller wrote "Me In The Mirror". This
important play teaches children how to love and value themselves despite their
appearance. The play production was an incredible success with the parents and
children.
Since then, Ms. Miller has written and produced many plays for
African American children. Titles include "Kwanzaa: A Time for Change", "Me In
the Mirror," "Back to the Past," "The Slick Kidnapper," and "Grandmother". These
wonderful plays are all included in the "Positive African American Plays For
Children" Book of Plays.
"Play performances can be extremely effective
learning tools," says Ms. Miller, "but they must represent the children's
environment, culture, and community."
The "Positive African American
Plays For Children" play kit is an excellent way to introduce African American
children to acting and theater. Participation in plays help children improve
important skills such as reading, writing, listening, and public speaking. They
also build high self-esteem, strengthen confidence, and provides positive
motivation.
Each play is written with much emphasis on dialogue which
allows the suggested settings to be adjusted for individual tastes or
environment. They are suitable for schools, back yards, churches, boys and girls
clubs, or any place where children gather.
The "Positive African
American Plays For Children" play kit comes in electronic version (ebook),
paperback, and CD rom for easy use on your computer. All versions are designed
for easy use. The text for each play is large and easy to read. The sentences
are short but powerful so the children won't have any difficulty remembering
their lines or following stage directions.
You can receive the free
guide "How To Create Dreams, Goals, & Inspiration With Children Plays!" by
logging on to the internet and visiting www.africanamericanchildrenplays.com/pr . You can also write
NetNia Publishing, 7311 Caillet, Dallas, TX 75209, send an email at e-mail
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NetNia Communications is an African American
publishing company located in Dallas, Texas. In addition to "Positive African
American Plays For Children," NetNia Communications also publish other products
including "How To Make Black History Month Last All Year" and "Don't Worry, Be
NAPPY! How To Grow Dreadlocks In America and Still Get Everything You Want!".
For more information visit http://www.netnia.com or send email to e-mail protected from
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