Looking to energize your classroom while supporting oral literacy and inclusion? This collection of 20 interactive drama games is designed to build communication, listening, and storytelling skills in a fun, low-pressure way. These activities are especially helpful for students with additional needs, offering structure, repetition, and opportunities for creative expression in a supportive setting. -Supports oral language development Encourages creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking Perfect for warm-ups, transitions, or full class sessions -Easily differentiated for students with additional learning needs

Empower students to explore gender equality and social justice through drama with this practical, step-by-step Theatre of the Oppressed Toolkit, designed by an experienced drama facilitator with expertise in Augusto Boal’s methods. Aligned with Global Citizenship Education and SDG 5, it uses Image, Newspaper, and Forum Theatre to help learners critically examine gender bias, build empathy, and rehearse real-world change. Ideal for Grades 3–12 and adaptable for diverse learners, it supports Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and integrates Head, Heart, Hand learning to foster deep engagement, collaboration, and student-led action across classrooms, youth programs, and community settings.