T E A C H E R S I N F O R M A T I O N
Dear Teachers,
Welcome to the schools section of Potato Needs a Bath. By now you should have a party time and date - here is what you need to do before then:
Welcome to the schools section of Potato Needs a Bath. By now you should have a party time and date - here is what you need to do before then:
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Potato Needs a Bath has 3 stages:
1. Watch the film It is advisable to test your equipment with the TRAILER on film page WATCH THE FILM (you will find it on the FILM page) with your class You can do this just before your time slot to meet Maris Piper or even the day before its up to you. 2. Prepare for your Livestream Party You will be sent email instructions on how to access the livestream. Visit the PARTY page to prepare for your party (you may wish to spread this throughout the week). The children are invited to bring a fruit or vegetable guest, all info is in the party section and it is important they have a done this so Maris can interact with them. 3. Connect to livestream party You will have been provided with a link by email to the LIVE STREAM PARTY so you can Meet Maris Piper, Potato and friends. IMPORTANT: make sure your camera is aimed at the children so Maris can see you too otherwise she cannot interact. Please mute your microphones as you enter Teams and follow Maris' instructions during the livestream to make sure you have the best experience. Once you have completed these 3 stages: Tell us what you think FEEDBACK in the Survey Monkey and send in Send us a phto of your fruit/veg friends through the PHOTO ALBUM Most importantly - HAVE FUN! If you have any questions or problems please email tiss@imaginate.org.uk Curriculum for Excellence I have experienced the energy and excitement of presenting/performing for audiences and being part of an audience for other people’s presentations/performances. EXA 0-01a / EXA 1-01a / EXA 2-01a Theatre in Schools Scotland Theatre in Schools Scotland (TISS) is produced by Imaginate and the National Theatre of Scotland to support and develop the touring of high quality theatre and dance performances to Scotland’s schools and nurseries. TISS creates opportunities for schools to host live performances for their pupils with a programme of world-class productions created by Scottish performing companies. The performances are designed specially for school halls and can tour anywhere in Scotland. Bookings are subsidised and TISS works with schools, local authorities, regional promoters, venues and touring networks to develop sustainable partnerships in each area. Theatre in Schools Scotland was initially developed as a three year pilot project by Imaginate and National Theatre of Scotland in partnership with Catherine Wheels Theatre Company, Starcatchers and Visible Fictions. Click here to visit the Theatre in Schools Scotland website. |
