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17.01.2022 INTRODUCING...PUBLIC SPEAKING YR 3-6! Course Outline: The Public Speaking program is a highly practical course where we explore ways to plan, structure and deliver various speech forms informative, persuasive, demonstrative and learn how to be effective communicators in both school and daily life. The program is delivered alongside the Drama Tree Public Speaking Workbook, which is packed with resources, class tasks, and information for structuring, writing and delivering ...brilliant speeches. Find out more: https://www.dramatree.com.au/public-speaking-yr-3-6 Where: Wideview PS Hall (open to students from all schools) When: Tue 8-9am Cost: $190/10 week term + $27 course booklet Places are strictly limited. If you would like to enrol your child, you can do so online at https://www.dramatree.com.au/book-online, or email me to reserve a space.

15.01.2022 A frustrated pianist, a heated argument, getting caught in the rain, missing the bus these were some of the Year 3-6’s ‘Silent Scenarios’ this week, as they worked on communicating clear meaning to an audience using only facial expressions, movement and gestures. As Part #3 of our Mime Unit, students took part in the Great Run ‘N Mime, with lots of non-verbal communication and problem-solving required to get the message across to their team members. How do you mime a koala, for example? Try it at home, it’s not as easy as it sounds!

07.01.2022 Drama Tree programs are designed to build and extend skills over a period of time. Best results are achieved when the program is experienced on a year-long continuum. Book before the end of Term 1 to take advantage of this special offer - email [email protected]

06.01.2022 What do kids get out of drama?

01.01.2022 This week, Junior Drama Skills explored characterisation through the beautiful book "Millicent", by Jeannie Baker. Students used the drama technique 'Human Sculpting' to mould their partner into characters from the story, then brought them to life with short movement sequences. Drama is an incredible tool to explore literature more deeply, through embodiment and enactment.