Category: Programming
Creating. Connecting. Thriving.
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African Wire Art As Shown By Johathan Daniel – Project of GJCAE
Press Release The Franklin Academy Middle School 1127 Chalk Road, Wake Forest, NC 27587 Under the Wire! Franklin Academy’s sixth grade students will be learning the unique craft of wire art from African Wire Artist, Jonathan Daniel. The students will participate in a three day workshop (Feb. 21-23/2011) with the motivational artist and…
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Tony Peacock, Writer In Residence, Sponsored by Graham Johnson Cultural Arts Endowment
Press Release The Franklin Academy Middle School 1127 Chalk Road, Wake Forest, NC 27587 Write Away! Franklin Academy’s fourth grade students will host writer in residence Tony Peacock for a three day workshop – Jan. 24-28. Peacock brings a genuine love of our state’s culture, literature and history into every classroom…
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Critter Cube Video On How To Use Cubes & Creativity Book For Creative Expression
Video on how to use Critter Cubes & Critter Creativity book as a learning tool for literary, verbal expression to enhance self confidence.
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Local Wake Forest Coffee Company Has Fresh Brewed Coffee & The Critter Cubes & Books
The Critter Cubes can be seen at Wake Forest Coffee Company, a participating corporate partner of the GJCAE. Be sure to stop in, view the cubes, create with your child or simply watch kids and grown ups enjoying the fun. Sales of the Critter Cube Compositon book benefit the GJCAE and be sure to…
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The Critter Cube Coloring Book Video With Piper
The Critter Cube Coloring Book provides a creative literary teaching tool to expand children’s imaginations, develop creative thoughts and learn the proper use of verbs, nouns, adverbs in sentence structure. Enjoy this video of 6 y.o. Piper as she discovers the Critter Cube Coloring Book for the first time as presented by…
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Past Programs Sponsored By The Graham Johnson Cultural Arts Endowment, GJCAE
This is a partial list of some of the programming the GJCAE has sponsored or completed. Others to be added as "remembered" or as done. Scroll through to click on the programs that have websites or social media presence. HerbFest for 14 consecutive years – largest and longest running herbal lifestyle festival in…
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Programs For Franklin Academy Students Funded By GJCAE
Franklin Academy I and II Artists in the Schools Programs 2010-2011 10/28/10 for K-3—Doug Berky performs “Gems: The World’s Wisdom Stories”. He uses classic styles of storytelling from many cultures including masks, mime, puppetry and the power of a good story to introduce this collection of wisdom stories from around the world. All people…
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Going Back To School With Critter Cubes
——————————————- Going Back to School with the Critter Cubes Question # 1. You are building cubes that require 4, 18" squares and 2, 18 1/2" squares. If each piece of plywood can be cut into either 8, 18" squares or 4 18" squares and 4 18 1/2" squares, how many sheets of…
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The GJCAE Critter Cube Story Project Begins As A Gift To The Community
The Critter Cube Community Project’s Beginning. For 2011, and hopefully longer, the GJCAE Community Present will be the Critter Cube Stories. Teacher and creator, Ian Sands, is beginning to construct 30 Critter Cubes and Critter stories to be displayed in Wake Forest, N.C. The Critter Cubes are cubes with colored graphics that can be…
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Grandfatherly Advice When Needed Most – Youth
Enjoy this short video about a Grandfather’s advice to his Granddaughter to save a day, but in actuality to shape a life. Video explaining how The Graham Johnson Cultural Arts Endowment teaches to celebrate the moment and adjust to the event, don’t let events adjust you.
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How The GJCAE Uses Variety Arts -Juggling, Balloon Sculptures – To Increase Self Esteem and Self Worth – Video,
Video of Paul Miller, of Flow Circus, using juggling, balloon sculpture, magic tricks to develop self esteem and enhance self worth using the "variety arts". This video discusses the process and how the recipients of the grant performed at HerbFest to entertain the public. The fan page of the Graham Johnson Cultural Arts Endowment explains how…