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Hi I just have a question! I am teaching an informal drama class to a small homeschool group of 8 kids. We meet twice a month and I will have about 30 min for this class. Is this something I can use to spread over all our classes? We will meet about 16 times. It’s been had to find the right thing that meet our specific needs but I’m willing to add/ subtract content for something that comes close!
Hi Stacey! That sounds like so much fun! You could definitely find things in this curriculum that could inform your class, but the format described here is definitely focusing on fitting all the necessary components in when your schedule is a super-tight one. This title will give you some great ideas, but not much of a strategy. The better fit would probably be A Successful Approach to Teaching Acting and Directing.
I’m not sure the ages of your students, but that title is the one I created after teaching a weekly-meeting class to 7-12th graders over a 16-week semester. If your students aren’t young elementary, then I think you will find a lot of good material in that curriculum for helping you prepare for the class you’re describing. The titles sounds a little more formal than the curriculum feels, I think! It would definitely fit an informal class feeling.