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High School Drama Courses
Recommended Unit Areas
Introduction to the Theatre
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Class Activities
Why Am I Here?
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Looney Tunes
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The Object of the Game
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How Not to Monolgue
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Reviewing Play Productions
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New York Theatre Tour
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The Turning Point
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Vacation Mime
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The Hitchhiker
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Creating a Morality Play
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Stage Movement
Acting
Voice and Diction
Theatre History
Play Production

High School Oral Comm Courses

ASCA Oral Comm Position Statement
Addendum

Arkansas Guidelines

Department of Education Curriculums
Theatre
Communication - One Semester
Communication - Full Year

Drama Units and Activities

Vacation Mime

Unit(s): Introduction to Theatre/Stage Movement/Mime

Purpose:

To develop observation - expression

Objective:

Students will be able to create and sustain a mime "character" while responding to and interacting with others in the scene.

Materials:

None needed

Procedure:

  1. After the class is split into evenly-divided groups, you assign or allow them to develop a mime which expresses a favorite vacation activity.
  2. However...each one in the group must be one aspect of that activity.
  3. Example: One person is selling the hot dogs, one is umpire, one is running bases, one is taking tickets, etc.
  4. Yet...all members of the group are "performing" at the same time and the class must determine the integral thread of commonality that allows the activity to be called "Baseball Game"..."Fishing" etc.
  5. This is loads of fun with a creative class! You wouldn't believe some of the "fish" that have been caught!