· Star Patterns for pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten;
· Sun Shadows for first grade;
· Sun-Earth-Moon Dance for grades second through fourth;
· Measure’s of the Solar System for third grade and above;  Some alternate titles for this show are "Walk of the Planets," "The Earth as a Peppercorn," and "The Thousand Yard Model of the Solar System."  Obviously part of this program is done outside so children can see and experience the proportions in the solar system.
· Star Navigators for grades fourth and above;  In this program children build a Kamal, an Arabian navigation device out of a 3 by 5 inch card and some string to find there way back to port like Sinbad the sailor did on his Dahoy, lantern rigged sailing vessel.
· Star Light, Spectra of the Stars for fifth grade and above;  Children will get to understand why stars have different colors and see continuos, discrete emission spectra from low pressure gases, and absorption spectra.
· The Sun our Star for third grade and above;
· African Skies for third grade and above.  We sing the "Follow the Drinking Gourd Song," and learn what it means and how it was used by escaping slaves, and how it can still be used today..
· Causes of the Seasons for grades five and above;
· Phases of the Moon, Phases of the Earth for grades four and above.
· Solar Eclipses for grades five and above.  
· Star Navigators for grades sixth and above;  In this program students build a Kamal, an Arabian navigation device out of a 3 by 5 inch card and some string to find there way back to port like Sinbad the sailor did on his Dahoy, lantern rigged sailing vessel.

· Star Light, Spectra of the Stars for sixth grade and above;  Students will get to understand why stars have different colors and see continuos, discrete emission spectra from low pressure gases, and absorption spectra.
· Living in Space seventh grade and above.
· Solar Eclipses sixth grade and above;
· Solar Cycles requires the students to have some experience with graphs
· Solar Flares, HESSI, High Energy Solar Spectroscopic Imager, seventh grade and above;  This is an "Events Based Science" activity.
· Light Pollution, How Seeing the Stars Will Save You Money, seventh grade and above;
· African Skies for sixth grade and above;  We sing the "Follow the Drinking Gourd Song," and learn what it means and how it was used by escaping slaves, and how it can still be used today.
· Viking, Path Finder, and now Surveyor, Spacecraft’s on Mars, for seventh grade and above.
· Causes of the Seasons for grades six and above.
· The Whisper of  Creation, "The Big Bang" can be adjusted for any level of sophistication.
· Black Holes, Gravity to the Max for grades eight and above.
· Phases of the Moon, Phases of the Earth for grades six and above.
· Searching for Extraterrestrial Intelligence grades seventh and above.
· When the Sky Falls, grades seventh and above; Asteroids and comets hit the earth occasionally with sometimes large effect.  This is an "Events Based Science" activity.
· How are Stars Born? For grades eight and above.  I wrote my doctoral dissertation on 3-D hydrodynamic computer simulations of star forming regions.  I must be an expert and alternate title could be Origins of the Solar System.