Search the Drama Teacher Academy

A handout with quotes to share with your students to illicit response - all on the subject of creativity.

A series of reflections for both teachers and students, all related to creativity and the creative process.

A handout that includes a list and description of experiences you can introduce in the classroom, to increase student creativity.

A series of activities to introduce in the drama classroom with large groups, that encourage creativity.

A series of activities to use with small groups in the drama classroom, to encourage creativity.

A series of activities for students to try as individuals, to encourage creativity.

A series of experiences listed in a specific order, to build skill in creativity with groups of students.

A series of vocal experiences to use with students in the drama classroom, focused on encouraging creativity.

Improv activities for students, including an additional handout on CWOW.

A series of posters to inspire creativity in the drama classroom.

Use this scene in your classroom for character study, scene work, substitute teachers, performance, Individual Event competitions, and however else you can imagine. Characters: Tam, Krysta Genre: Drama

Use this scene in your classroom for character study, scene work, substitute teachers, performance, Individual Event competitions, and however else you can imagine. Characters: Nolan, Link, Foster, Paloma, Macy, Xandra, Zuzu, Masks (5), Gray, Quinn, Jess, Ryder, Raven, Ms Berg Genre: Dramedy

A game to encourage team building and positivity with your students.

The overview includes a table of contents outlining all of the resources in the Rehearsal Toolkit.

A guideline for starting rehearsals off on the right foot, including setting goals, expectations, and alternative strategies.

This resource includes a variety of warmup ideas for rehearsal, including physical warmups, vocal warmups, creativity warmups, and focus warmups.

The more you can invest your actors in the process of creation, the more they will stay engaged and interested throughout rehearsals. This resource explores alternatives to the traditional rehearsal process as well as alternatives to traditional blocking methods.

One of the biggest challenges directors face when working with inexperienced actors is the need to find creative ways to guide their character development. This resource includes exercises you can work into your rehearsals.

This resource addresses the challenge of classical texts, by exploring how practical drama activities can help students better identify with the complexity of the language.

If you are staging a comedy or a comedic scene, then you need to provide opportunities for your cast to play and laugh together at the beginning of rehearsals to encourage a spirit of light-hearted exploration and discovery. This resources helps you to adapt well-known activities to meet your needs, depending on the type of comedy you need to explore.