When Improv games have a purpose it’s a win for everyone. Having a purpose means you’re not just playing a game at the end of class, you’re teaching skills: team building, communication, collaboration.
Students are learning how to work together rather than go for the individual laugh.
The games in this collection are not new and they’re easily googled. But not only do you have all these games in one place, there is an identified purpose for each game, feedback suggestions and questions, game variations, teaching tips, side coaching tips, entry prompts, exit slip questions, and more!
Click to Read a Free Excerptby Lindsay Price
A collection of games and activities that go well beyond the notion of "play."
by Jim Hoare
Have you wondered how to take improv to the next level with your students? Your High School Improv Show Playbook is the "how-to" guide for you! Empower students to present their first improv show that is fun and entertaining for all.
by Jennine Profeta
Using improv to create self-awareness & confidence in your students
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