Two Character Dialogue Lesson Are your students ready to create their own scenes? Building upon our One Person Monologue Lesson, this lesson guides students through collaborating with their peers to create their own original dialogues. Students can continue to work on playwriting, directing and performance skills, while learning how to give constructive feedback to their … Read more
One Person Monologue Lesson Give students the opportunity to write, act and direct, all in one lesson! Ideal for sixth through eighth graders with prior drama experience, this lesson guides students through creating, directing, and performing an original monologue in groups of three. Students can hone their collaboration skills, drama tools and practice giving constructive … Read more
Book, Stick, Chair, Person: The Three Drama Words Overview: the students will learn what transformation, imitation, and imagination have to do with drama. Objectives: students name the four fine arts; evaluate self and praise others; define the 5 key vocabulary words (concentration, imitation, imagination, transformation, collaboration); speak and listen in character. Is there a book in … Read more
Introducing the Five Senses Lesson Overview: the students will learn why actors need to know and use all 5 senses. Objectives: students name the four fine arts; demonstrate the five senses; evaluate self and praise others. The five senses are key to acting, visualizing literature, and understanding the world. Often they are only addressed in … Read more