In this activity, your students will continue to build confidence in using their body (movement) to create a role and communicate meaning. 1. Students break into pairs. 2… See more

Working collaboratively is a foundational skill for life and drama students too. This fun game helps students to build awareness and understanding of group work and i… See more

An absolute favorite of mine, this is a drama game for kids that works with a concept similar to “Rock, Paper, Scissors.” It is fantastic for exploring role, voice, movement… See more

Speaking of zaps, “Zip, Zap, Zoom” is another great collaborative game that teaches focus. Students “pass the energy” around a circle, using action and a variety of vocal co… See more

“Twenty-one” is one of those drama games that get even the most fidgety of students concentrating with laser focus. Sitting in a circle, students attempt to count to 21 in a random ord… See more