a world premiere by Debora Threedy

VIDEO VERSION

Teacher/Parent Feedback Survey

performed by Talia Heiss (Alli) & Benjamin Young (#3)

sound design by Cheryl Ann Cluff
pre- and post-show by Sharah Meservy
rehearsal stage manager Sam Allen
tour manager Kallie Filanda
recorded and by David Evanoff
directed by Jerry Rapier (SDC)

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ALSO AVAILABLE...

...in-person through May 27, 2022 (please read this first) then email Education Coordinator Sharah Meservy. Or ask about the video option!

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STUDY GUIDE

At-Home Study Guide  |  Classroom Study Guide

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PRESS

Catalyst Magazine  |  The Utah Review

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CORE STANDARDS

Students in grades K-3 will meet Core Standards in Drama, Science & Engineering, Language Arts, and Library Media.

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INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES

After experiencing ALLI AND #3, students will understand how human activity impacts the natural world and that living things must adapt and/or migrate to survive. Students will be able to: (1) explain the difference between weather and climate, (2) offer examples of different types of habitats and organisms found in those habitats, (3) understand that human activity causes changes in the environment, (4) offer examples of animals adapting and/or migrating to survive adverse circumstances, and (5) understand how cooperation can lead to solutions to problems that would be impossible to achieve individually.

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ACCESSIBILITY

digiPlaybill  |  digiScript (viewable only on Google Drive, 18 point font, not downloadable or printable: depending on your settings you may need to request access).

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Our children's book, Cleo and the Climate by Sharah Meservy and illustrated Avery Franklin, was created as a companion piece to ALLI AND #3. Each school that booked the 2021/22 Free Elementary School Tour (in-person, video-on-demand, or podcast) received a free copy for the school library.