Teaching drama to young children Mem Fox ; illustrated by Bob Graeme.
Detalles de publicación: Portsmouth, N.H. Heinemann c1987.Edición: 1st U.S. edDescripción: vii, 118 p. ill. (some col.) 26 cmISBN:- 0435082655
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- PN3171 .F69 1987
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Children learn to read by reading and learn to write by writing. They learn to talk by talking. Most teachers are well aware that they ought to incorporate all four elements of language in their curricula: reading, writing, speaking, and listening. But it is reading and writing that they concentrate on. Listening and speaking are more difficult to structure. Drama can provide the perfect opportunity for students to practice listening and speaking in a context that is real for them.
Teaching Drama to Young Children has been written for teachers of children aged five to eight who would like to teach drama, but are not sure how to begin. The author gives specific instruction on setting up activities to develop children's imaginations, organizing abilities, confidence, and language. Teachers will quickly understand the content, form, and progression of a drama class so that they can develop their own ideas in response to the needs and interests of their own classes.
Previously published as: How to teach drama to infants (without really crying!). 1984.
Includes bibliographical references.
Tabla de contenidos provista por Syndetics
- I Song and Dance
- II Word Families
- III The World Around Us
- IV Our Community and Where We Live
- V Happenings
Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics
Mem Fox was born on March 5, 1946 in Melbourne, Australia. She attended a drama school in London. She returned to Australia where she was a college professor.She writes children's books including Possum Magic, Night Noises, Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge, Time for Bed, Koala Lou, Wombat Divine, Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes, Hello Baby!, A Giraffe in the Bath (co-written with Olivia Rawson), Count Goats!, and The Little Dragon. She has also written several books for adults.
She has received numerous awards including the 1990 Dromkeen Medal for distinguished services to children's literature, a 1991 Advance Australia Award for her outstanding contribution to Australian literature, and a medal in the 1993 Australia Day Honours awards for services to the cultural life of Australia.
(Bowker Author Biography)