Before you, as most likely a teacher reading these lines and thinking that you have no idea how to make your students play drama games, you’re a match teacher! Le… See more

• Practice diction saying Tongue Twisters • A simple phrase– Said 3 or 4 different ways. Example: “Open the door.” Or “Hello” and a name. • Carry on a “conversation” with anothe… See more

We do warm ups before taking stage or just practicing because it helps us with verbal concentration and articulation muscles. Also, it’s really fun to do tongue twisters, here’s a fe… See more

Improv activities help drama students improve their random thinking and reaction time and thinking on their feet. It’s a great skill to master as a drama actor and if your kid loves a… See more