Year 9
A person and a tree (part 1)
In this lesson, we learn about some introductory Drama conventions and use these to set the foundations for explorative work next lesson using contemporary issues.
Year 9
A person and a tree (part 1)
In this lesson, we learn about some introductory Drama conventions and use these to set the foundations for explorative work next lesson using contemporary issues.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- In this lesson we will be exploring what Commedia dell'Arte is and where it came from, and how it is different from other styles of theatre.
Content guidance
- Physical activity required.
Supervision
Adult supervision recommended
Licence
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4 Questions
Q1.
Drama allows you to be creative and develop new ways of thinking.
False
Q2.
'Role on the Wall' is used in Drama. Pick the true statement.
Role on the Wall is about making someone dance.
Role on the Wall is to do with the sun.
Q3.
Drama can help you to consider your options when making a decision.
False
Q4.
Select the true statement
Drama is essential for counting one to three.
You can swim in the sky.
5 Questions
Q1.
What is a character?
A Christmas-inspired person.
Someone who speaks multiple languages.
Q2.
What is a 'Role on the Wall'?
A Drama song.
A Drama strategy used to make a person a powerful wizard.
Q3.
Visualization in Drama helps you to make decisions and see a scenario in your head.
False
Q4.
If you are faced with a choice or dilemma, which Drama strategy would be most helpful to understand what the character is thinking?
Role on the Wall.
Q5.
What was the name of the character in today's lesson?
Alan
Alexa