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On this page you will find links and resources pertaining to Drama There are also several subcategories that you will find resources on integrating Drama into different subjects areas, as well as integrating technology and Drama.

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One thing teachers often use for planning their lessons is their curriculum. A curriculum can be a great resource and a great guide. It is important to remember that a curriculum is only a guide, so use your imagination (and the lessons on this site!). Here is the link to the Saskatchewan Evergreen Curriculum for Arts Ed including Drama.


If you are after drama, theatre, teachers, students, classes, masks, movement, thespians, process drama, applied theatre, education, lesson plans, drama pedagogy, and professional contact then you've come to the right place.
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This is a series of lesson ideas provided by Gill Chesney-Green from Derbyshire in the UK.
(Thanks a plenty Gill! - Kim Flintoff - Webmaster)

• Adrian Mole - Diary -To look at the theme of Bullying through humour
• Jean Anouilh – ‘Antigone’ - AS-level Scheme of Work AS-level Drama - Edexcel
• Personal Safety
• Problem Page
• Four O'clock Friday - another bullying theme
• She Said - using poetry as stimulus
• The Party
• How Embarrassing
• Exploration through Drama - a six week programme
• MacBeth - teachers notes for an approach to Shakespeare
• An exploration of Physical Theatre - Year 8
• Disability - an exploration
• Akili Tribe - exploring ritual
• Michael's Story - based on Caucasian Chalk Circle
• Sharon's Dilemma - discovering personal responsibility
• The Funeral of Father - another lesson using poetry
• Is Violence Necessary?
• Knots - using abstract stimulus
• Shoplifting - how does crime affect us?

Thanks Chris Gibson for sharing this link: www.humanpingpongball.com