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Jamie Martin
Basic Information
Address: 1138 S Batavia Ave Batavia IL 60510
Phone Number: 8308221712
Email: jamie@miss-jamie.com
Director: Jamie Martin
Action Shots
Additional Information
Focus: Music, Puppets, Storytelling
Grade Levels:
Pre-K, K-5
Length: 45 mins
Travel:
60 miles
Pricing: $500
Setup: 20 mins
Takedown: 20 mins
Equipment: Table, chair, 2 speakers
Special Requirements: Electricity
Highlights:
Miss Jamie takes the kids on an imagination adventure to her farm where they sing and dance to songs both new and familiar, learn about the animals and plants, and celebtate healthy eating. Interactive and engaging, young children pre-k through second grade will love this high energy music show. Jamie is a professional singer, guitarist, and actress, so the adults will be entertained as well adn the kids.
Mission Statement:
Planting seeds of learning through stories and songs.
Philosophy/Belief Statement: Children learn better when they are having fun!
Program History:
Full time in Chicagoland since 2013
Testimonials:
Miss Jamie presented two dynamic shows for preschool audiences at the Schaumburg Township District Library in March 2014. She was professional, energetic, and connected well with the children. She wove a positive message about healthy eating throughout the programs, which included music, movement, and puppets. I received many compliments from parents who attended. I was pleased with the entire experience and highly recommend Miss Jamie as a children’s entertainer to host at your facility. ~Allison Bies
Additional Information:
Miss Jamie is a recording artist, actress, youtube creator, and also an author of three musical storytime books for children and she can bring her BIG book to read from and sing to during the performance. Themes are farm, garden, and environment. Emphasis is on healthy eating and exercise, and the morals the farm friends teach through the stories are kindness, honesty, hard work, healthy lifestyle, self-confidence, and curiosity/learning. Through singing, danceing, and fun puppets, she teaches about seed cycle, pollinators, and eating fruits and vegetables in all the colors of the rainbow.