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| Author: | T. Foutz |
| URL: | http://www.byu.edu/tma/arts-ed/ |
| Summary: | Foutz's website offers useful teaching tools, including theatre games and several unit plans with lessons teaching and reflecting on different aspects of theatre (implementing film clips, classroom activities, and journal entries). The site also includes National Standards for Theatre Education, a list of useful drama texts, and contact information for teaching theatre in any state in the U.S. This site is beneficial for teachers who wish to incorporate theatre education in his/her classroom. |
| Submitter: | Leah Schafer |
| Dramatic Play |
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| URL: | http://www.preschooleducation.com/dramatic.shmtl |
| Summary: | This website provides quick, easy to follow links about dramatic play. Not only are there links with ideas, but also articles pertaining to dramatic play. For example, an article about "Power Play" or aggressive fighting dramatizations gives suggestions for certain boundaries when allowing children to play. This websaite is a great resource for a teacher of lower grades to have. It provides suggestions for dramatic activities relating to other subject areas such as; the alphabet, holidays, and other areas. |
| Submitter: | Heidi Siebert |
| Creative Drama and Theatre |
| Author: | Janine Moyer Buesgen |
| URL: | http://www.creativedrama.com/ |
| Summary: | The website is about drama that can be adapted to any age level and any subject. Drama also allows some students to express themselves in way that they can't do through writing and oral presentation. Another thing that is important is that it is instructed chaos in the classroom, which allows children to get energy out. While volunteering in the classroom you notice some kids getting restless. This activity is an opportunity to get out some energy and learn at the same time. |
| Submitter: | Christina Cheng |
| Creative Drama and Theatre Education |
| Author: | Janine Buesgen |
| URL: | http://www.creativedrama.com/ |
| Summary: | This website offers an abundance of sources such as classroom materials, theatrical games, and plays for appropriate age levels for a theatre classroom or regular education classroom. While this site explains many movement activities such as the ones done in THR 421, the majoirty of the website offers bibliographical information for other sources such as play scripts and theatrical books. This site appears to be geared towards helping new teachers find appropriate material for the theatre class. The content ranges from warm-ups to actual performance pieces. I hope to incorporate mini plays within my academic curriculum and this site appears user-friendly for both theatre and non-theatre majors. I remember doing small drama activities throughout elementary school which was a break from academic work. I hope to use ideas such as "Ali Baba" in my future classroom to give students a break yet stil on work on concentration. |
| Submitter: | Jana Lo Bello |
| Children's Theatre/Creative Drama |
| Author: | Matt Buchanan |
| URL: | http://www.childdrama.com/mainframe.html |
| Summary: | Buchanan is published playwright and composer who specilizes in children's theatre. This website provides useful books to use to teach creative drama, monolouges, plays, and dozens of lessons that can be used in a classroom on many different levels. The lesson plans that can be used in a classroom on many different levels. The lesson plans appeal to a wide range of students and can be adjusted to fit into your curriculum. |
| Submitter: | Vanessa Ocasio |
| Think Quest: Children Creative Theater |
| Author: | Think Quest Jr Team |
| URL: | http://library.thinkquest.org/5291/index.html |
| Summary: | The site provides children with a brief history of theater, a glossary of helpful theater terms, and different educational games in which enhance the understanding of creative movement. It also provides teachers with resources on how to teach creative dramatics using science. I find it helpful in assisting with teaching the children useful terms used in the theater. The terms and educational games combined will hel embed knowledge into the children in a fun and effective way. |
| Submitter: | Nastassja Whitman |
| Movement Explorations dance: teaching creative dance to children. |
| Author: | M. Janson |
| URL: | http://www.dcs.wisc.edu/lsa/online/dance.htm |
| Summary: | This resource for higher learning is great for teachers who are looking for ways to incorporate creative dance into the classroom but don't have any experience or knowledge of the field. It is the gateway to an online, noncredit course that will improve teachers' competencies in areas such as natural body movement and creative motions. It is perfect for teachers who are already in the classroom and don't have the time to invest in a formal credit class, for participants can work at their own pace and incorporate elements into their work as they so desire. |
| Submitter: | Meghan Callahan |
| All of Us Express |
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| URL: | http://www.allofusexpress.org |
| Summary: | A children's theater website. Evelyn Weymouth, a teacher of an MSU children's theater class, is a resource for advice or any questions. She has years of experience as the artistic director. |
| Submitter: | naomi freeman |
| Jelly Beans |
| Author: | W. Muhlhauser |
| URL: | http://www.jellybeanscd.com/index.shtml |
| Summary: | This website offers a variety of ways that creative learning can be beneficial for students in a classroom, including, fostering the child's growth and allowing them to be their own unique, individual self. This site provides insight into incorporating drama in the general education classroom as well as special education and gives advice on how to incorporate different subjects with drama. |
| Submitter: | Kara Pickens |
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