ID: 1304142 Language: English School subject: English language Grade/level: grade 8 Age: 11-14 Main content: Elements of drama Other contents: definitions Add to my workbooks (12) Download file pdf Embed in my website or blog Add to Google Classroom You're free to copy and share these documents as long as they are distributed in their entirety. Monologues for Girls Justice from Box Antigone from Myth-o-Logues Tyne from neeT Teen Constance from Discovering Rogue Cleo from Have You Heard? Holly from Red Rover Kymberdee from The Gift Josie from Somewhere, Nowhere Darcy from Moving THE DRAMA TRIANGLE STEVE KARPMAN Think if you will about a triangle. On each end are roles that we play in life. One is the persecutor, another is the victim and the last is the rescuer. **If anyone in this triangle changes roles, the other two roles change as well. PERSECUTOR - "It's All Your Fault" Sets strict limits unnecessarily. Blames were used by Tina Engelbogen to organise drama activities for her students: • Program of Horizons Week, November 2006 • Worksheet — Model of a Report: Visit to Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum, The Peak • Student group drama script — House of Wax • Form 2 drama activities — Instructions for Day 1 Games • Timetable of drama activities Elements of Drama for Grade 7 & 8 2 Role/Character (Grade 7) · Motivations of historical and fictional characters · Various facets of multidimensional characters · Revealing character through the use of props and movement/ blocking · Maintaining commitment to role Role/Character (Grade 8) Three printable worksheets for students to fill out after watching a stage play. If your students watch a live stage performance, or a video of a stage play, you'll want to have these worksheets! There are three included: one for elementary; one for middle school; and one for high school. Watching performances of stage plays is an important Please see Teachers' Notes for explanations, additional activities, and tips and suggestions. Theme Introduction to Drama Keywords 3 Vocabulary File 4-6 Activating Students' Existing Knowledge 7 Completing Sentences 13 Multiple Choice 14 Writing 15 All students: Activities that are suitable for Learning Support, Language drama is about. We have found that photographs and pictures provide a useful starting point for work on drama and citizenship. Through creating a freeze frame, children begin to question what is taking place in the image, why it was created - and by whom. Still theatre A series of freeze frames tells a simple story. The following drama / improv games and activities are included in this collection ( click on the links to see how that game is played): 1, 2, 1 3 Noses 7 Up Acceptance Circle Alien, Tiger, Cow Alphabet Circle Association Walking Ball Pass Mime Ball Count Bing Bippity Bop Free Drama Games and Activities for Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 2 Drama Warm Ups and Circle Games These are all games which I use. I made the list for an inset session at my school, using Drama Club members to demonstrate in their after school session so staff could watch. I thought other people might find them useful too. Circle Games The Wind Blows involved will feel upset. The Drama will continue as long as someone is willing to be "Victimized." As Karpman puts it: "Win-lose always turns into lose-lose. A win in the Drama Triangle is always temporary". The (unconscious) purpose is to act out a person's Life-script, and maintain a psychological "advantage" in relationships. 101 Dram