Theatre Game #28 - 10 Seconds To Make. From Drama Menu - drama games & ideas for drama.
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2014
- From the Drama Menu collection, here is theatre game #5 . . . The Energy Circle. This drama game encourages drama students to release and share energy. Looking for a drama lesson plan / theatre games ideas? . . . Drama Menu offers a comprehensive collection of theatre games, drama games, improvisational ideas, dramatic inspiration and ideas for acting. . . the uniquely structured book allows readers to quickly and easily create a drama lesson plan that will enthuse and inspire each performing arts student. Find out more about Drama Menu, "The Three Course Approach To Theatre Games" and find drama lesson plans, theatre game inspiration, energy games, improv ideas, drama games, theatre games and much more at www.dramamenu.com. . . . Keep visiting our Drama Menu You Tube channel for new drama lesson inspiration, theatre games, drama exercises, improv games and ideas for drama teaching being added each week. . . Drama Menu is written by Glyn Trefor-Jones, founder of The Academy Of Performing Arts (www.theacademyofperformingarts.com) and published by Nick Hern Books. To buy the book visit www.dramamenu.com or nickhernbooks.co.uk.
This teacher looks awesome!
I recently ordered this book for my HS theater class and it has been AWESOME!
We never played this game in drama, but we did in cheer to help us with teamwork.
Actually choosing one of the groups to be a winner could be starting point for a competition between the actors which is not good when you want them to be a team. In my classes I encourage them to build together as a group no matter how many are they.
I find that adding a little competitive element adds energy, dynamism and creativity to the playing. I tend to allow all groups to win one round and thus 'force' a decider! The winners aren't lorded for their achievement or made to feel superior to everyone else!!... They are simply declared 'the winners' (then... they cheer!!) and we move straight into our next activity. A great many of my games have a little element of competition... I tend to find it increases the fun, vitality and focus in the room and gives a definite 'point' to the exercise (rather than endlessly whooshing, zipping, zapping and boinging in a circle)!
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