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Make your own frog and toad puppets

Drama Teaching Tips, Primary Drama

Norwich Puppet Theatre teach you to make a toad puppet

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Imaginarium

Drama Games, Mime and Movement, Speaking and Listening, Storytelling

An exciting and completely unpredictable way to use body shapes to brainstorm ideas.

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Ten Second Objects

Drama Games, Icebreakers, Mime and Movement, Warm Ups

Drama game – groups make the shape of an object using their bodies – in only 10 seconds!

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Guess Who I Am

Drama Games, Improvisation

A fun way of creating characters from any picture.

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Where Do You Stand?

Drama Strategies

A fast, fun and effective way of discovering everybody’s opinions about a subject

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Teaching Drama One to One

Drama Teaching Tips

Therapeutic drama one-to-one, online and offline – an interview with Janine Oxley.

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How to Direct a Show Online

Directing and Devising, Drama Teaching Tips

Is it possible to continue rehearsals for a youth theatre production with a cast of 33 during the coronavirus crisis?

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Adverb Game

Drama Games, Improvisation, Language

Guess the emotion/action and adverb in this hilarious mime guessing game

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What Are You Doing?

Concentration, Drama Games, Language, Mime and Movement, Warm Ups

Quick thinking and action is essential in this funny mime and spoken language drama game.

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One Word At A Time

Drama Games, Language, Speaking and Listening, Storytelling

A story is told by the group or in pairs, with each person adding one word at a time.

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