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Creative Drama for the Classroom Teacher

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ISBN-10: 0131894153

ISBN-13: 9780131894150

Edition: 2nd 1981

Authors: Ruth B. Heinig, Lyda Stillwell

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Focusing on materials and methods for teaching drama, rather than on theory or history, this text offers a collection of practical, progressive techniques for using informal drama in elementary classrooms. KEY TOPICS: It covers role drama that introduces key features of the British approach to drama teaching; literature for narrative pantomime; pantomime activities and stories; verbal activities and improvisation; planning drama lessons; and more. For creative drama instructors.
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Book details

Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 1981
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Binding: Cloth Text 
Pages: 352
Language: English

Preface
Introductionp. 1
What Is Creative Drama?p. 4
What Activities Are Included in Creative Drama?p. 5
What Are the Goals of Creative Drama?p. 5
What Are Some of the Uses of Creative Drama?p. 14
How Does the Teacher Incorporate Drama into an Already Full Curriculum?p. 15
Will I Be Able to Do It?p. 16
For the College Studentp. 17
Selected Bibliographyp. 17
Creative Drama Instruction: Some Basicsp. 22
Creative Drama Goalsp. 22
Drama-Theatre Goalsp. 23
Guiding Creative Dramap. 25
Drama Activity Variablesp. 27
Playing the Materialp. 38
Evaluation and Reflectionp. 42
Replayingp. 43
For the College Studentp. 45
Working in Groupsp. 47
The Nature of the Classroom Groupp. 47
Positive Classroom Climatep. 49
Setting Limitsp. 57
Group Dynamicsp. 58
Creative Drama for All Children: Considerations for Children with Special Needsp. 64
For the College Studentp. 69
Selected Resources to Use with Childrenp. 70
Selected Teacher Resource Materialsp. 71
Simple Drama Activities and Gamesp. 72
The Goals of Beginning Activitiesp. 72
Directed Activitiesp. 73
Simple Pantomimesp. 77
Gamesp. 80
Group Management in Larger Areas of Spacep. 84
Simple Creative Movement Activitiesp. 89
Activities for Self-Controlp. 92
Quieting Activitiesp. 103
For the College Studentp. 103
Literature for Narrative Pantomime: From Solo Activities to Improvised Playsp. 105
The Value of Narrative Materialsp. 105
The Types of Narrative Pantomime Materialp. 106
General Considerations for Preparing Narrative Pantomimesp. 107
A Bibliography of Narrative Pantomimes for Solo Playingp. 112
Narrative Pantomimes for Paired Playingp. 115
A Bibliography of Narrative Pantomimes for Paired Playingp. 116
Group Stories into Playsp. 118
A Bibliography of Narrative Pantomimes for Group Playingp. 123
For the College Studentp. 129
Writing Narrative Pantomimep. 130
Focusing on Actionp. 131
Story Frameworkp. 135
Writing Original Materialsp. 137
For the College Studentp. 145
Bibliography of Narrative Pantomimes for Additional Curricular Subjectsp. 146
Pantomime Guessing Gamesp. 154
Guiding Pantomime Playingp. 155
Descriptions of Pantomime Gamesp. 158
For the College Studentp. 171
Verbal Activities and Improvisationp. 172
Beginning Verbal Activitiesp. 172
Beginning Improvisationp. 184
For the College Studentp. 199
Improvised Scenes and Storiesp. 200
Steps in the Process of Creative Plot Buildingp. 200
Creating and Sharing Improvisationsp. 214
For the College Studentp. 224
Story Dramatizationp. 225
Traditional Story Dramatizationp. 225
Circle Story Dramatizationp. 233
Segmented Story Dramatizationp. 242
For the College Studentp. 255
Story Bibliographyp. 255
Leader-In-Role and Role Dramap. 265
General Characteristics of Leader-in-Rolep. 266
Role Drama - What Is It?p. 267
For the College Studentp. 280
Bibliography of Selected Literature for Role Dramap. 280
Planning Drama Lessonsp. 285
Considering Goalsp. 285
Selecting and Sequencing the Activitiesp. 286
Sample Lesson Outlinesp. 287
Evaluation in Creative Dramap. 295
For the College Studentp. 298
Story and Poetry Anthologiesp. 300
Books for Dramatizationp. 302
Indexp. 307
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