SEN PANTOMIME - LESSON 6 Focusing on cinderella - using thought-track, physical theatre, still image and non verbal communication

6 practical drama lessons 5 powerpoints Focussing on the difference between the film ‘The Greatest Showman’ and the real PT Barnum. Skills/Key Words learnt - Slapstick Physical Theatre Naturalism Non-Naturalism Dramatic License Poetic License

Set of 6 lessons - powerpoints Exploring the fictional story of Morley Manor Some Key skills/Drama terms learnt: Horror Genre Still Images Non-Naturalism Characterisation

sen pantomime lesson 3

Lesson 6 Final assessment where students put all sections of their pantomime together

SEN PANTOMIME - lesson 2 Focusing on the characters as well as some other tasks and warm up games

Lesson 1 Introduction to the themes and conventions of pantomime in the build up to a final group piece where students need to create their own pantomime.

Lesson 4 Looking at slapstick and analysing famous step sister wall paper scene creating the 'rescue' scene to students pantomime

Second version of assessment lesson - based on the new drama GCSE spec. (specifically eduqas)

Pantomime Lesson 3 - The structure of pantomime, examples of set scenes. Students continue to develop their own pantomimes

KS3 PANTOMIME Lesson 2 Looking at stock characters in pantomime, and continuing to build students own project - their own pantomime.

Lesson 5 Developing the happy ever after ending to the students own pantomime

SEN Pantomime Lesson 1 Conventions of pantomime as main focus - also includes drama games, physical theatre and still image tasks

SEN PANTOMIME - LESSON 5 continuing the theme of jack and the beanstalk

SEN PANTOMIME LESSON 4 non-verbal communication, still images, slow motion, physical theatre focusing on climbing the beanstalk

Final task of the academic year for KS3 Drama. Students get to pick their own task (1 out of the 4) Included is the menu, and help sheets/resources

Aimed at KS3 to introduce students to the KS4 text of The Tempest. It can also be used as a quick introduction for KS4 to help them engage in quite a difficult text. Lesson 1 focusses specifically on the opening scene - the shipwreck. It also introduces the characters on the ship.

Aimed at KS3 to introduce students to the KS4 text of The Tempest. It can also be used as a quick introduction for KS4 to help them engage in quite a difficult text. Lesson 3 focusses specifically on the betrayal and empathy. Challenging the idea of good vs evil. It also includes a fun non-naturalistic task showing how Prospero was over-thrown.