Green Screen Adventures Features Work of Caroline Moore of Richmond Montessori

GreenWWBT-TV is proud to announce that Green Screen Adventures is featuring the work submitted by Caroline Moore from West End Montessori School located in Richmond, Virginia.

She wrote “Brain Game: Big Bad Bear” which will be aired on Green Screen Adventures on Sunday, February 24 at 8:00 a.m. on Me-TV.  Me-TV can be seen on WWBT, Channel 12.2.

“We applaud young students who express their feelings and explore their creativity through their writing,” says WWBT Vice President/General Manager Kym Grinnage, “and we applaud Green Screen Adventures for bringing these stories to life on screen.”

Green Screen Adventures, the nationally award-winning children’s television show, selects writing and illustrations by students and brings them to life using story theatre, game shows, and puppetry.

ABOUT GREEN SCREEN ADVENTURES

Produced by Weigel Broadcasting Co. in Chicago, broadcast locally and seen nationally on Me-TV and ThisTV, the Emmy® Award-winning Green Screen Adventures is an educational program with the goal of promoting literacy – child-by-child, school-by-school, incorporating as many children as possible. Students in second through eighth grade are inspired to think of themselves as writers and illustrators when their stories are adapted on Green Screen Adventures. Students get the message that their words have power and that their voices are being heard.

Since its premiere in March 2007, works from over 2,000 students in more than 350 episodes have been featured.  All recent episodes can be viewed on the website,www.greenscreenadventures.tv, which also provides dozens of writing prompts, teacher resources, and serves as a place for children to read stories written by other students, as well as submit works of their own.  Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/greenscreenadventures and on Twitter at  http://twitter.com/GreenScreenAdv.

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