Drama Games

We have an extensive collection of Drama Games that continues to grow! We provide games for a variety of ages, from preschool to 12 years!

These games are great to use in the drama classroom or as a brain break to energize, calm or just have fun with any class.

Our games are for mixed ages and group sizes and have a variety of additional benefits.

If you’re a drama teacher and want more than just activities, we often post drama specific Teacher Tips on ‘Teacher Tip Tuesdays’.

Even better, you can find drama lesson plans on our Shop and TpT Store, incorporating many of our games based on level and theme!

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The Interview | Drama and ESL Game For Wacky Characters and Improved Sentence Structure

The Interview really makes students think about sentence structure and work as a team. It can be quite a lot […]

Rebecca Humphries / 26th April 2018

Simon Says is a classic game, beloved by many young children. It’s also a super effective way to get children

Rebecca Humphries / 12th April 2018

Speed Whispers helps focus children while they’re working in a team and can create a great sense of camaraderie. It

Sometimes with very small children, it can be difficult to get them into position and ready to perform. Musical Marks

Rebecca Humphries / 29th March 2018

As you may have noticed, we’re particularly into the chicken and the egg this Easter! We thought we’d continue this theme

Rebecca Humphries / 22nd March 2018

Grandma’s Footsteps is a classic drama game that’s great to cool down and focus your class. Instructions Choose one student to

Boom Chicka Boom is an excellent vocal warm-up with so many uses! It can be played while social distancing or

Rebecca Humphries / 20th February 2018

This classic game comes under various titles and is loved by many, here’s our version. Chime in with extensions! COVID-19

Rebecca Humphries / 7th February 2018

Silly Fish creator, Rebecca Humphries is heading back to Prague today to visit the students of Prague Youth Theatre (PYT). While

Rebecca Humphries / 31st January 2018

Late for Work is a great improvisation game that makes students think physically about how to tell a story and