A Personal Letter from Christina Frei

Educational Performer

Dear Teachers, School Administrators, Parents and anyone passionate about connecting kids to lessons that brighten their futures:

If you have or work with kids, you’re well aware of the challenges they face these days…

• Constant distractions from everything to cell phones to video to computer games
• An “A-D-D” quality of life where everything is go-go-go
• The challenge of feeling like nobody understands them (even though that’s the way it’s always been)

What if innovation and imagination could be brought back into modern lessons?

And what if this could be done with good old-fashioned – fun and creativity?

Bridging a connection to inspirational figures of the past

I’m a firm believer in the power of creative learning. That’s why I’ve developed a series of outrageously fun and dynamic educational lessons for 8- to 12-year-olds.

This age group is ripe for cultivating inspiring goals, yet too often they feel disconnected from their potential. (I know I did as a young girl!)

In my presentations, I introduce kids to the sources of all the great ideas that have surfaced in America over time.

Think about it. The gifts from America’s most remarkable thinkers are the tools for success needed by the kids of today. Consider…

… lessons of leadership from Ben Franklin
… the appreciation of freedom from Henry David Thoreau
… demonstrations of commitment and resolve from Thomas Jefferson
… the importance of self-reliance from Ralph Waldo Emerson

With a dynamic educational performance that brings these figures to life, kids will not only learn about the past, they’ll also recognize how those lessons can be applied to their own futures.

By making America’s historical figures inspiring and memorable, they quickly become personalities to look up to and emulate.

  

So what does it really mean to be an American when you’re part of the next generation?

I believe that we can inspire kids to make a difference in the world by teaching them to accept who they are and by showing them how to recognize their strengths.

To do this, we must unleash their imaginations and boost their creativity. This opens the door to discovering who they are, ushered in by positive learning experiences which creates a life-long love of learning.

And we all know, kids who love learning tend to be much more engaged, resourceful and resilient throughout life.

Teach your kids the very characteristics needed to succeed in today’s world

Kids need a respite from the rigors of school work, and trying to be cool and find their place in our modern world. Teach them to tap into positive leadership traits like those demonstrated by past leaders, and you’ll virtually unleash a flood of creativity and imagination that will fuel their future.

Learn more about my approach right here.