Teaching Literacy Through Drama
Drama is a close ally in the development of literacy, especially speaking and listening.
Read moreThe Drama Club by Mark Wheeller and Clive Hulme
Mark Wheeller’s account of his reluctant foray into leading a Junior Drama Club.
Read moreKeeping Control in the Drama Lesson
Classroom Management for Drama Lessons The challenge of managing the classroom during drama could be why some teachers are reluctant to teach the subject. Drama lessons are there to encourage free expression, so doesn’t this just lead to noise, over-excitement...Read moreRole on the Wall
Role on the wall is a collaborative class activity for developing thoughts and ideas about a character.
Read moreDrama For Writing
Drama provides children with a meaningful and immediate reason for writing.
Read moreTeaching Primary Drama
Any teacher wishing to use drama to support creativity and learning across the curriculum would benefit from using this book.
Read moreWhy Teach Drama to Primary School Children?
Children’s natural tendency towards make-believe play can be utilised at school through structured play and drama.
Read moreKey Stage 2 Drama Lesson Ideas
12 brilliant ideas, games, lesson ideas and practical books for teaching drama at key stage two (5-12 years).
Read moreLaban for All
Rudolf Laban’s down to earth approach can be used to beneficially develop character movement for young children through to adults.
Read moreShakespeare’s Heartbeat – Drama Games for Children with Autism
A fascinating book which outlines a unique approach to teaching Shakespeare to children on the autistic spectrum.
Read moreDrama Courses
The Inspiring Drama Teacher
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