Grandma’s Footsteps | Classic Cool Down Drama Game
Grandma’s Footsteps is a classic drama game that’s great to cool down and focus your class. Instructions Choose one student to […]
Characterisation
Developing and maintaining character is essential to a good performance. When directing children, Stanislavski can be a little too complex, but there are ways for children to build a believable character.
The following drama games are designed to help children build the skills they need to create a solid character while having fun. The basic skills developed through these games can be reiterated by the director and built upon.
Drama Team Game – Bing, Bang, Bong!
Silly Fish creator, Rebecca Humphries is heading back to Prague today to visit the students of Prague Youth Theatre (PYT). While
Objectives | Drama Game of Conflicting Goals
After a teacher tip exploring the value of being non-verbal, we thought we’d encourage our students to speak with our latest drama
Drama Improvisation Game – Party Quirks
Party Quirks is a great introduction to the principles of improvisation for slightly older students. Instructions Choose one student to
Shark Attack | Will You Survive This High Energy Drama Game?
Shark Attack is the all time favourite game of ALL of my preschool classes and almost always chosen as the
What’s The Time Mr Wolf? | Drama Game for Counting
It’s time for a fan favourite! ‘What’s the time Mr Wolf?’ is one of our most requested games amongst preschoolers
Snake in the Grass | Energizer Drama Game
After the fun of making paper chain snakes at summer camp in Croatia, we decided to stick to the snake
Drama Name Game – Zombies
Zombies is a fantastic ‘getting-to-know-you’ name game and all time favourite of my students. This very silly warm-up has so
