Voices for Good Choices: K–6 Character Education Assembly
Description:
Perseverance, respect, teamwork, safety, and kindness are addressed in our K-6 school assembly Voices for Good Choices.
Our experienced presenters, Mark Beckwith and Obediah Thomas, perform a dynamic show starring your students! Over 20 students will be selected throughout the show to role-play and improvise various scenarios that demonstrate good personal character and making the right choices.
Students LOVE to see their friends having fun on stage. Every performance is unique.
Watch the above preview of Voices for Good Choices, our interactive character education assembly for K–6 students. This fun, standards-aligned school show covers kindness, respect, safety, and teamwork in an engaging, student-involved format.
Topics Addressed:
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Respect
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Kindness
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Safety
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Teamwork
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Perseverance
Program Overview:
Voices for Good Choices is an interactive, character education assembly that brings essential values like respect, kindness, teamwork, safety, and perseverance to life—starring the students themselves. During this high-energy program, professional presenters Mark Beckwith and Obediah Thomas guide over 20 student volunteers through improvisational scenes and role-plays that explore real-world choices and consequences in a safe, supportive, and entertaining environment.
The dynamic nature of the show means each performance is unique, driven by the spontaneity and creativity of the student participants. This makes Voices for Good Choices not only memorable but personally meaningful to everyone involved—on stage and off. The program reinforces school-wide behavioral expectations while promoting a culture of responsibility, cooperation, and empathy.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of the assembly, students will be able to:
● Recognize and model respectful behavior toward peers, adults, and themselves.
● Understand how small acts of kindness contribute to a positive school climate.
● Identify safe behaviors and make responsible choices in everyday situations.
● Demonstrate effective teamwork and collaboration skills in group settings.
● Describe the importance of perseverance and how to stay motivated when facing challenges.
● Reflect on how their choices affect others and how to be a positive influence in their school community.
Testimonials:
D. Thelen, 2/3 grade teacher
Fairmont Elem., Yorba Linda
"We love all of your assemblies and have enjoyed them for years."
Ms. Bott, 4th grade teacher
Literacy First Charter School, El Cajon
"I thought it wouldn't fly with older kids. They adored it and I thought it was hilarious."