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Bobby Youngblood's Planet Acorn
School, Class & Library Visits
Created by Bobby Youngblood Storyteller & Performer, Planet Acorn
Overview
Planet Acorn’s visits blend storytelling, creativity, and play to support social-emotional learning (SEL), literacy, and imaginative expression. Programs can be adapted for various grade levels (Pre-K through 5th grade) and classroom sizes.
Program Themes
- Imagination Activation
Goal: Spark creativity and self-expression through collaborative storytelling. Activities: Improvisational games, create-your-own-character workshop, group story building. - Feelings Are Funny (and Important)
Goal: Encourage emotional awareness and empathy using humor and stories. Activities: Storytime + discussion, silly face mirror game, emotion expression skits. - The Planet Acorn Show!
Goal: Inspire joy and unity through interactive performance. Activities: Live character performance, musical storytelling, audience participation improv. - Make Your Own Story Kit
Goal: Empower students to create their own stories using tools and prompts. Activities: Story wheel or dice, drawing prompts, group sharing.
Core Skills Developed
- Creative writing & narrative structure
- Emotional intelligence (SEL)
- Verbal communication & collaboration
- Listening and imaginative thinking
Sample Schedule (45–60 Minutes)
- Welcome + Warm-up (5–10 min)
Introduction & movement-based improv game - Interactive Storytelling Performance (10–15 min)
Live performance or reading with voices, sound effects, and props - Thematic Activity (15–20 min)
Aligned with one of the four themes above - Student Sharing or Group Creation (10–15 min)
Students present their ideas, characters, or co-write endings - Reflection & Wrap-up (5 min)
Discuss what they learned or loved
Leave-behind worksheet or creativity kit
Materials & Needs
- Quiet open space (classroom, library, or auditorium)
- Whiteboard or easel pad (optional)
- Copies of worksheets or story kits (provided in advance or day-of)
- Microphone for large groups
Teacher Extension Ideas (Post-Visit)
- Create a Planet Acorn Corner in the classroom
- Host a story sharing day with student-made books
- Invite students to submit stories / coloring pages to the Planet Acorn website / newsletter
Booking Info & Customization
All visits can be adapted for specific age groups, class sizes, or themes (e.g., kindness, teamwork, bravery, etc.). Booking includes optional pre-visit planning call and follow-up materials.
Contact: Bobby Youngblood
[contact@planetacorn.com]
From schools to libraries
School Visits (in person & virtual)
School Visits (in person & virtual)
School Visits (in person & virtual)
Best for: Public & private K–5 classrooms, assemblies, and school media centers
Format: 45–90 min sessions, customizable themes
In-Person Visits Include:
- Live storytelling and performance
- Creative drawing and character design
- Games like “Planet Acorn Passport” or “Silly Superpowers”
- Optional themes: nature mystery, movement theater, story-building circles
Virtual Visits Include:
- Zoom-based storytelling + guided art/writing
- Optional “crafter-noon” creative time
- Printable activities or coloring pages
Extras:
- Aligned with literacy, SEL, and arts education
- Generous educator discount
- Bobby is based in Dahlonega, GA — local to North Georgia and Atlanta
📩 Contact Bobby to schedule your visit
Homeschool Co-Ops
School Visits (in person & virtual)
School Visits (in person & virtual)
Best for: Co-op groups, learning pods, hybrid programs, or home-based families
Format: Flexible session lengths, mixed-age friendly
Programs Include:
- Hands-on art and storytelling workshops
- Drawing games, group stories, and creative prompts
- Seasonal or custom themes (e.g. “Make Your Own Planet,” “The Great Acorn Games”)
Highlights:
- Small group size ideal (5–20 kids)
- Parent/guardian participation encouraged
- Great for creative days, storytelling enrichment, or holiday celebrations
- Based in Dahlonega – perfect for co-op field trips or community meet-ups
📩 Homeschool-friendly pricing and flexible scheduling available
Waldorf & Forest Schools
Waldorf & Forest Schools
Waldorf & Forest Schools
Best for: Waldorf-aligned groups, forest schools, outdoor classrooms
Format: Rhythm-based visits, screen-free storytelling
Activities May Include:
- Seasonal stories and nature-based characters
- Movement games (“Be the weather!” “Grow like a tree!”)
- Story-building with natural objects
- Creation of original characters
Values-Aligned Content:
- Encourages wonder, connection to nature, and imagination
- Woven respect for local land and history (Gold Fever’s stories honor Dahlonega’s past)
- Gentle, grounded presence with joyful absurdity
📩 Plan a visit that meets your rhythm and your forest’s needs.
Library Programs
Waldorf & Forest Schools
Waldorf & Forest Schools
Best for: Public libraries, book festivals, seasonal storytime series
Format: 30–60 min events, drop-in or registered
Library Visits Include:
- Live storytelling with original characters
- Drawing games and interactive stories
- Printable activities for take-home or on-site fun
Also Available:
- Zoom visits with printable kits
- Summer reading tie-ins and themed visits
- Quiet family-friendly performances with high imagination
Why Libraries Love It:
- Low-tech, high-engagement
- Fun for a wide age range (especially 4–10)
- Supports creativity, literacy, and joy
📩 Schedule Bobby for your next storytime or festival event.