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Secrets of the Heart
Teaching children how life becomes art and art becomes life!


Our mission is to ignite the spirit of every child with self-esteem, confidence and discipline and inspire children to understand and express the simple gifts with which they were born - the ability to imagine and create.  

Our six week residency program “Secrets of the Heart” for K-2

 Grammy Award-Winner Bunny Hull brings a team of professional artists to your school.  In six weeks children K-2 will learn the, "Secrets of the Heart"…that within each of them lies special gifts that when explored will guide them from being young masters to becoming great masters. 

 Music • Dance • Theatre Arts • Visual Arts
Friendship • Kindness • Imagination • Gratitude 

Each residency begins with professional development, curriculum materials, a live performance, and culminates with a children’s presentation of song, dance and storytelling.  Each class receives a professionally recorded copy of a class song they create.  

This program addresses the whole child by linking the Visual and Performing Arts Standards, and the arts experience to academic achievement and critical thinking skills in Language Arts, Listening/Speaking, History, Social and Cultural Studies and the encourages the development of core values and interpersonal skills.

The Secrets of the Heart theatrical experience is available for festivals, theatres and schools everywhere with or without the added six week arts education residency available for schools.

View This Performance Trailer And Find Out More.

Contact:  Bunny Hull for further information 
bunny@dreamaworld.com

Secrets of the Heart - Visual Arts


About Dream A World Arts Education and Outreach

Teaching music, dance and art, as well as teaching other core subjects by utilizing these arts, does more than just offer a child entertainment. It allows a child to explore their feelings and ideas and inspires them to think in ways that expand their personal vision. It develops the use of their creative minds as it applies to how they make choices, problem solve and how they relate to others. It taps into their very essence and enriches their lives with the wonder of their own imaginations.

"More important than teaching a child what to think is teaching them how to think. I believe learning to look at the world as a place filled with endless possibility expands a child's horizon's and paves the way for a life that will rise up to meet them. Children need to understand that no matter who they are or where they come from they can use the creative potential that lies in each of them to make a difference in their own lives and in the lives of others."
-- Bunny Hull

Do you think you make a difference in the world?

Why are you important?

Where do dreams come from?

These are some of the questions that Bunny Hull asks children to think about...and she uses music and art to help them find the answers.

Hull, a Grammy Award winning songwriter founded Dream A World to make a difference in the lives of children 3 to 10. Three National Parenting Publication Awards, a Dr. Toy Award and a Parent's Guide To Children's Media Award later, she continues to fill a need for children by creating educational tools which offer parents, teachers and kids an original and entertaining approach to positive self-development using music as the key.


  View the QuickTime Movie:
"Where Do Dreams Come From"

Featured in "Child Art Magazine," the publication of Washington D.C.'s International Child Art Foundation, Hull's "A Drop of Peace" workshop is highlighted for using music and art to teach children how they make a difference in the world. Her commitment to community and school outreach include workshops with City Hearts, and guest appearances with American Repertory Dance Company's "Stories of Heroes" where she performed her award winning "Peace in Our Land" for 2,200 children at a Design for Sharing event at UCLA's Royce Hall. In addition Hull's invitation by ARDC's director Bonnie Oda Homsey to participate in "The Heroes Project", inspired music component, "Free To Be Me," a curriculum which has already been taught by Hull and currently used by teachers and arts coordinators within the Los Angeles Unified School District."Stories of Heroes" performances touched over 4,500 children in the LAUSD School district with music and dance at the Cerritos Center For The Performing Arts, UCLA's Royce Hall and the Alex Theatre, Glendale, California

These performances were made possible by : California Arts Council's Exemplary Arts, LAUSD District K & F, the Honorable Michael D. Antonovich and Design For Sharing.

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