Health/Phys. Ed.

In this performance, students demonstrate Tai Ji, a popular cultural exercise program from China. People gather in parks or other designated areas in their community and practice Tai Ji together. This resource is part of the Beauty of Jasmine collection.

Playing outside makes kids happy and healthy! In this segment of KIDS Clubhouse Adventures, kids learn about art by visiting the John and Mary Pappajohn Sculpture Garden, Des Moines, Iowa. Kids define and analyze the meaning of different sculptures as they stroll through the garden.

You don't need a rocket, track or garden to do the Moonwalk, Running Man and Cabbage Patch dance moves. You just need socks, energy and a little guidance from Mya, the Full-Time Kid!

KET producer/director Nick Helton describes all of the potential careers available in the production field.

KET staff photographer Steve Shaffer talks about skills one must possess in order to be successful in production.

Learn about music therapy as a profession and how it is to increase communication, inclusion and builds skills for people with disabilities. Visit the Move to Include collection for more resources.

Positive Exposure was founded in 1998 by award winning fashion photographer, Rick Guidotti. The project promotes seeing beauty through the lens of shared humanity. All people are valuable and positive parts of society, and Positive Exposure works with individuals to display their beauty and empower people living with difference – and to educate the world around them.

Visit the Move to Include collection for additional inclusion resources.

KET producer/director Nick Helton discusses what skills are necessary to become a good director.

KET producer Erin Lowry discusses the roles of a producer.

In this presentation, Big Apple Circus performer Sara Schwarz shows students interested in the art of tightrope walking how to get started. She discusses daily routines, balance-optimizing exercises, the physics involved in successfully walking the tightrope, and the dedication required to master this art.

Learn about the sensory-friendly performances for everyone including people on the autism spectrum. The Rochester City Ballet is featured with a performance for children. Differences in the performance include attention to lighting and sound levels, crowd size and and an inclusive environment.

Visit the Move to Include collection for additional resources.

Learn about the visual arts program from the Community Arts Connection of the ARC of Monroe County. The visual art program demonstrates the skills and talents that people with disabilities have and how they are empowered to enjoy creating visual arts and learning new techniques.

Visit the Move to Include collection for more resources.

KET technical director and editor Jim Piston talks about the importance of collaboration in a production.