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My “George Washington vs. the Wii: 7 Ways to Make History Fun for Kids” special audio program. This is great for educators and parents alike, and can be applied to history and many other topics.
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Read What Clients Say About Christina!

Christina really got them thinking about what it was like in the 1700s.

“We had a fabulous time. Christina talked about Abigail Adams and she taught the girls about the 1700s and asked a lot of interactive questions and really got them thinking about what it was like in the 1700s. She really knows how to engage the girls, and did that awesome freeze dance at the end, which the girls really loved, and she made that educational. So I would highly recommend Christina for educational performances because she really knows how to teach in a fun way.”

Nancy N, Daisy Scouts Meeting at Tokeneke Elementary, Darien

My sons said she was “very cool” and made learning fun.

“My sons came home from a workshop with Christina and they actually know things about Ben Franklin -things that interest them. They would definitely go again to learn about our other Founding Fathers. My boys aren’t huge history buffs, but really enjoyed learning in this fun way. They said she was “very cool” and made learning fun.”

Kim W., mother of Founding Fathers workshop participants

Who knew learning history and leadership skills could be so much fun?

“Kids are a big priority for the Stamford Jewish Community Center. That’s why I was happy to see Christina bringing our kids to life with her Oopy Goopy Times of Benjamin Franklin afterschool program. We’ve got really bright children here, and Christina met them half way with her fun, but challenging program.

Not only did she build their confidence with comedy improv games, but she also taught them about Ben Franklin’s childhood and colonial food. Christina offered this educational experience from many angles, including puppet shows, related creative activities, writing assignments, all of which asked kids to be more resourceful in their everyday lives.. Who knew learning history and leadership skills could be so much fun?”

Sarah Evans, Director, KidsPlace, Children’s Services, and O-la-mi, Stamford Jewish Community Center