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"My son cannot stop talking about the program you presented at his elementary school in Troy. So..I was hoping book you for a visit to our school in Royal Oak sometime in May or early June. I am interested in the Core Democratic Values session for our upper elementary. I look forward to hearing from you."

Thanks,

Sue Balcueva
Principal, Mark Twain Elementary

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Sample Richard's program:

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A fun educational social studies program that discusses both constitutional principles and fundamental beliefs. This powerful American Constitutional Democracy presentation playfully promotes a greater understanding of what makes up our government and the freedoms that define the Red, White and Blue.

In Core Democratic Values Master Peking Duck playfully discusses life, liberty, diversity, justice and the common good. The student and the teachers join in on a educational/entertaining song about Due Process of Law.

The students are reminded of how lucky they are to live in a country that allows them the freedom to speak-out, the ability to come and go as they please and the opportunity to become who ever they want to be.

Then a few students and teachers are chosen from the audience to dress up and become the three branches of government (Executive, Legislative and Judicial) hilariously demonstrating how a bill becomes a law. This short comical sketch also explains the mean of separation of powers, federalism, and checks and balance.

Henrietta Chicken sings the national anthem, which leads to the beginning of Bill of Rights Baseball where twelve students and two teachers each team up to play a short three inning fun-filled baseball game based on the Bill of Rights.

In closing, students are serenaded by Richard and one lucky teacher who is dressed up like the Statue of Liberty singing America the Beautiful.