Education Through Entertainment

Mobile Planetarium Grabs Great Reviews From Libraries!

Posted on Thu, Jul 12, 2012

It has been a while since we wrote about some of the reviews our programs receive, so here is an update!

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Georgia On My Mind! School Shows For The Peach Tree State!

Posted on Mon, Jun 25, 2012

Mobile Ed has been producing school shows and school assemblies for a long time. More than thirty years to be exact. In that time we have sent our awesome shows into many cities and states across this great country. We now visit some 6000 schools a year in more than thirty states!

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School Assemblies and School Shows – It Pays To Check Around!

Posted on Mon, Apr 2, 2012

Most schools like to have professional assembly programs visit their building from time to time. After all, school assemblies, are fun, entertaining, and, if you pick the right ones, a great way to teach kids and augment the curriculum using tools and techniques most schools do not have available in house.

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Summer Reading Program Discovers Joy of Inflatable Planetariums

Posted on Sat, Mar 31, 2012

Libraries all over the country having been dancing with joy having discovered what a perfect fit our Sky Dome portable planetarium is for their Collaborative Summer Reading Theme this year. We are hearing from libraries all over the country and it looks as though our inflatable planetarium domes will be working hard all summer to keep pace with demand!

Many libraries, of course, subscribe to the Collaborative Summer Reading Themes, and this year those themes are “Think Big” and “Own The Night”, so with an absolutely enormous portable planetarium dome, in which we can project the night sky for large groups of kids and adults, Sky Dome is the perfect answer!

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Igniting A New National Passion Through School Science Shows

Posted on Fri, Feb 17, 2012

I came across this picture today. It shows a very young astronaut named John Glenn standing next to one of the early space capsules that took our brave young pilots into space for the first time. He is in the company of President John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jackie Kennedy. For those too young to remember, those were heady days filled with excitement, energy, enthusiasm and pride.

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No Child Left Behind and School Assembly Ideas

Posted on Tue, Feb 14, 2012

Everyone connected with education knows that No Child left Behind has changed the world od education dramatically. Some say for better, others say for the worse. What we do know is that there is more strain on principals and teachers than ever before to meet the goals of this initiative. Even now, there is movement underway to try and modify this initiative to improve the ways in which it affects the education of our children.

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School Assembly Ideas? Check Our March Specials!

Posted on Thu, Feb 9, 2012

Driving to work this morning at my usual time I happily noticed that the sky was much lighter than it had been a month ago, and I loved the thought that Spring is coming!

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School Assemblies - Searching for the Right Program

Posted on Thu, Nov 11, 2010

Just a quick one this morning!

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Field Trips - School Assemblies eliminate the cost and the hassle!

Posted on Wed, Oct 13, 2010

It is Fall and a lot of schools are looking for things to do with the kids to break up the daily grind of classroom work and augment the educational process through a field trip. And there is nothing wrong with field trips! We all love taking trips to cool destinations. Trips to a Planetarium or the Zoo or a historical site all contribute mightily to a students education and can spark the imagination in countless ways.

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Recession Buster! - School Assemblies you can afford!

Posted on Tue, Oct 5, 2010


No one can be unaware of the difficult times being faced by school today. Money is scarce everywhere, but nowhere is this more true than in parts of the Midwest. Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Wisconsin and other “heart of the nation” states are reeling from budget cuts and failed fundraisers.

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