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Excitement is in the Air!
If it has been a while since you have visited OneStopDRAMAShop.com, there are some exciting new changes I would love to share with you. First Ron, Adam, and I have been joined by two new folks who are assisting in getting material together to share with you. We welcome Samantha Webster and Danielle Kerr to … Read more
SPICE it Up! – Reinvigorate Your Curriculum with Drama Integration
Announcing Onestopdramashop.com’s Inaugural Online Conference We are thrilled to announce that our first ever SPICE It Up! Conference is happening this summer from August 12-13, 2022. We wanted to create a space for our teachers to deepen their knowledge of Arts Integration and expand their teaching strategies with the help of experts in the field. … Read more
Working with Books – A Sick Day
A new feature, Working with Books, encourages you to look at your bookshelves and find the perfect new or classic book with which to build a classroom drama. I will begin with my favorites, but I encourage you to send me titles and your notes if you have built a drama with your recommendation and … Read more
Adapting a drama lesson: THE STATUE MAKER
This is the fourth blog article written as I pause from my regular blog posts which focus on drama classroom management, integration, collaboration, and assessment to share ideas about conducting drama for remote learners in the age of online classes and social distancing. I know there is difficulty in taking a collaborative art form and … Read more
Adapting a drama story for remote learners
Drama in the Age of Covid-19 Number 3 Adapting a drama story: THE ELVES and the SHOEMAKER This is the third blog article written as I pause from my regular posts which focus on drama classroom management, integration, collaboration, and assessment to share ideas about conducting drama for remote learners in the age of online … Read more
Drama in the Age of Covid-19
This is a pause in my regular blog posts focusing on drama classroom management, integration, collaboration, and assessment to share ideas about conducting drama in the age of Covid-19, Zoom and social distancing. I know there is difficulty in taking a collaborative art form and retrofitting it into the new educational parameters. I spent from … Read more
Using Drama to Address Bullying Behaviors
Some of you requested more help with addressing bullying behaviors in your classrooms and wondered what choices you might make in selecting and devising drama work. Drama is a powerful tool in addressing bullying. It must be used consistently and over time to be effective. A onetime experience is not enough to provide the outcome … Read more
Back to School using DRAMA
School is starting soon, or for some of you, it has already begun. Don’t forget to plan drama into your weekly routine – plan to go back to school using drama. This article provides some ideas to help you kick off the year. Also, don’t forget to share with us the first drama lesson you … Read more