Elements of drama activities
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Create your own play! 1. Use Crayola® crayons, colored pencils, or markers to decorate the frame. 2. Cut out the frame, and ask an adult to help cut along the dotted lines inside the frame. (Don't cut the whole inside square out.) 3. Draw a picture in each box to show the scenes in your favorite play, story, or performance. 4. Cut out the strip, and slide it through the frame. 5. Tell the story as you pull the strip through the frame! Tip:Print several copies of the page, and…
This is the elements of drama anchor chart that I use for my elements of drama unit.
Teaching drama to kindergarten students can be challenging, especially if you don't have drama experience. These kindergarten drama activities are easy and fun.
Students will love these fun low-prep and no-prep drama games! I use them as part of my grade five art curriculum because we cover visual art, drama, dance, and music.
“Elements of Drama” anchor chart, 4th grade.
An English teacher’s life is packed, and for the most part on top of that, we are doing more than just teaching English. For me, I’m the yearbook adviser, the graduation coordinator, senior class sponsor, member of the leadership committee, etc. I’m sure your situation is similar. So, when I can cut down on what I might be doing in my English class that causes me more work (and doesn’t really benefit the students more than another choice I could make) I look at revising it. Therefore, one…
Printable Drama Vocabulary Match Worksheet. This is a fun way to teach vocabulary in the classroom and at home. “Drama Vocabulary Match” is ideal for grades 3 and 4.
