MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
1. Super Students (K-5)
Super Students teaches that you don’t need superpowers to be Super Students, just super choices. Brandon teaches how to be courageous and have character regarding bullying, leadership, and making positive/healthy choices. Brandon utilizes dancing, acting, and storytelling to develop “Super Students!”
Topics Covered: Leadership, anti-bullying, character, courage, and responsibility.
2. Own It! (Grades 4+)
Students learn how to take ownership of their circumstances and take action toward positive change, becoming positive leaders in their schools. This presentations is designed for grades 4+ with some of the same content from “Super Students.”
3. Substance Abuse (Grades 3+)
Substance abuse can destroy potential. Goals, dreams, and lives can be ruined through addiction, accidents, and destructive choices. Brandon
presents this topic with a balance of fun and
seriousness while helping them know their line in which they won’t cross.
4. Swing/Salsa Dance Workshop (Grades 3+)
As a former ballroom dance instructor, Brandon teaches students teamwork, discipline, problem solving, and more through a fun group dance lesson. Students are organized on the gym floor into rows that rotate, allowing students to interact with each other in a positive way. Build school morale with this workshop! It’s best to do this as a follow up to one of the presentations above. You can divide groups by grades, if necessary. Contact Brandon to create a custom package for your school.
Brandon Lee White is a fantastic motivational speaker for elementary schools. He has spoken to hundreds of schools nationwide with high reviews. The audience will be rocking, smiling, and transforming into better people.
TESTIMONIES
BOOKS
All of Them!
by Brandon White
(Grades K-2)
Read about how a boy decides that “all of them” are his favorites, and watch how each scene comes to life with his favorite things. The boy has a great time making his father crazy by the messes left behind, but wait until his father gets him back! In the end, the boy learns that relationships are more important than things. (Learn colors, foods, sports, animals, and more!”)
