As Fred Rogers said, “Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning.”
This interactive workshop equips educators with practical strategies to integrate drama into classroom learning. Through hands-on activities such as storytelling, puppetry, and theatre games, teachers will explore how performing arts can enhance comprehension, emergent literacy, and social-emotional development.
Participants will engage in creative play to develop focus, collaboration, and critical thinking while discovering techniques to foster student engagement. The session includes role-playing exercises, improvisation games, and lesson plan applications that make learning dynamic and interactive.
By the end of the workshop, educators will have concrete tools to help students express ideas, develop language skills, and build confidence through drama-based learning.
No prior theatre experience is required—just a willingness to play and explore!
