Teaching Literacy Through Drama
Drama is a close ally in the development of literacy, especially speaking and listening.
Read moreWhat If?
Quick ways to revamp a fairy tale – or any story – through improvisation and discussion.
Read moreGuided Tour
Take your blindfolded partner on an imaginary and sensory journey.
Read moreThree Changes
An observation and getting to know you game.
Read moreFunnybones Drama and Dance Unit (5-7 years)
Practical and funny drama and dance activities linked to this evergreen story (5-7 years)
Read moreThe Tiger Child Drama Unit (4-7 years)
A range of drama and storytelling activities based on a traditional Indian folk-tale for KS1 and reception.
Read moreThe Gruffalo Drama Activities (4-7 years)
Explore familiar themes and characters through improvisation and role play.
Read moreMantle of the Expert
Mantle of the Expert involves the creation of a fictional world where students assume the roles of experts in a particular field.
Read moreHot Spotting
An amazingly fun and easy way to mix up hot-seating and freeze frames to develop characters
Read moreRole Play
Role play is the ability to suspend disbelief by stepping into another character’s shoes.
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