Elementary School Programs

Real Character is no Accident

Created for:

Teaches Students:

Self Esteem, Integrity, Respect of Others, Respecting Authority, Honesty, Courtesy, Responsibility, …and how to laugh!

Repeat Performances:

With over 60 pieces to choose from, repeat customers can always look forward to a brand new character-encouraging show.

Other Assemblies:

Junior high students love Jerry’s Junior High: the best 10 years of my life, dealing with peer pressure and the sequel Hot Dogs on a Nervous Stomach which deals with decision making skills, accepting reality and getting help leads to a healthier and happier life.

How to hire Jerry Jacoby, the Kid Motivator:

Contact Michaella Jacoby [previous_book, book]. She can answer your questions and supply you with a complete information kit on Jerry. It includes a large list of school references, suggestions and ideas on how to get the most out of your Jerry Jacoby Assembly Program.

Experience:

Jerry Jacoby’s talents and proven effectiveness have a rich history.

The combined experience of over 5,000 school and family performances, 14 years as an educator, and 20 years as camp speaker, plus an entire life of acting like a kid has taught Jerry the heart of children.

He knows his audience. He connects with them.

Jerry is a proven professional. (i.e. acts like a mature, responsible adult when necessary)

Learn more about Jerry!

Lifesong Entertainment, Inc.

Phone: (517) 529-9110
e-mail: info@jerryjacoby.com
10834 Adams Rd.
Clarklake, MI 49234

 

Student: "I learned about responsibility and how you shouldn't avoid situations, but stand up for what you believe in and not be a wimp about things." - Christina, Carman Park Elementary School

Guidance Counselor: "Everyone enjoyed the humor you incorporated while sending a solid message that each person is unique and special and that they should always do what they know is right in spite of what others may think. We really stress the importance of the Six Pillars of Character at Mead and you helped reinforce the values we want to instill in all our students." - Carol LaFleur, Mead Junior High School, Elk Grove, IL