Eden Valley Enterprises -- Patriotic Programs

Patriotic Programs

Around America -- 50 States in 40 Minutes (or less!): Take a quick tour of the U.S. and discover some interesting tidbits and personalities from each state in this storytelling program with PowerPoint.

Battle Scars: Stories Of The Civil War: Find out about the song that kept the war going -- on BOTH sides and has sort of become its own war! Learn about the Great Escape at Libby Prison and about the failed “escape” at the Johnson’s Island Prison. These are some of the stories in this storytelling program commemorating this watershed event in American History. (See a video of a performance) (Companion book available)

From A Crash To A Bang: Hear the stories of the Great Depression based on oral histories. (also available as a music/narration program)

Meet Margaret Bourke-White: photographer Margaret Bourke-White remembers W.W. II. (also available as a first-person character program)

I Hear America Singing: Historical Moments Marked With Music! Take a trip through US history through song with this storytelling program with PowerPoint.

Ordinary People In Extraordinary Times: Stories From World War II:
Stories from this unforgettable time include the harrowing tale of Margaret Bourke-White and 400 nurses who were torpedoed on their way to Africa, the story of Rodger Young who became a hero through his selfless courage, and the touching story of the soldier and the girl "back home" who continue to write to each other to this very day. Read about two Extraordinary Heroes -- Rodger Young and Margaret Bourke-White. See a presentation of a Pearl Harbor story for Aging Gracefully TV.

Please Welcome, Mr. & Mrs. America: Take a look at the lives of some of the US Presidents and their wives from Washington to Eisenhower. (Companion Book Available)

You're A Grand Old Flag: Stories Of The American Spirit: This program spotlights patriotic people and places. Entertainers like George Cohan and Bob Hope were recognized for their American Spirit with Congressional Medals. When the Continental Congress needed someone to print their Declaration of Independence, they found an unusual printer waiting for them in Baltimore. Hear the story of what is arguably the most enduring symbol of the American spirit. You'll find yourself humming "You're A Grand Old Flag" all the way home!

All storytelling programs are researched, scripted Reader's Theatre presentations.