Kindy Drama (3 - 4 Years Old)
With an emphasis on language development, our Kindy drama programme also helps to develop important life skills for pre-preschoolers, such as taking turns, sharing, listening, following instructions, sequencing and memory skills and vocalising emotions.
Children participate in a wide variety of activities in each drama lesson, which are carefully devised to captivate the children’s interests and stimulate their learning. The curriculum is designed to appeal to children from 3 years before they start ‘big’ school! The weekly lessons, which include:
The pre-school drama programme includes different themes which the children can easily identify with and relate to, throughout the the term.
Children participate in a wide variety of activities in each drama lesson, which are carefully devised to captivate the children’s interests and stimulate their learning. The curriculum is designed to appeal to children from 3 years before they start ‘big’ school! The weekly lessons, which include:
- Dramatic play
- Creative movement
- Language development
- Storytelling
- Songs & rhymes
The pre-school drama programme includes different themes which the children can easily identify with and relate to, throughout the the term.
What Happens In Helen O'Grady's Kindy Drama Class?
Our typical Kindy lesson includes children singing a familiar ‘Hello Song’; activities to encourage children to speak with each other and their teacher; speech exercises, to develop strong projected voices with clear articulation and expression and a movement segment so little ones can discover other ways of communicating.
The main part of each lesson develops these skills further, making them into a story with music, a short ‘play’ or a series of high impact activities children can identify with. As listening skills are also important, each lesson has listening time.
Pre-preschoolers and their parents love the drama programme and find it is a wonderful introduction to drama!
The main part of each lesson develops these skills further, making them into a story with music, a short ‘play’ or a series of high impact activities children can identify with. As listening skills are also important, each lesson has listening time.
Pre-preschoolers and their parents love the drama programme and find it is a wonderful introduction to drama!
Kids Can't Resist Joining In
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