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Users Around the World
The Drama Game File is used throughout the United States and worldwide by teachers, artists, and specialists working with students from preschool through college. The games and techniques of this program have been used with great success in a wide variety of settings. This page details how users around the world have applied our curriculum to accomplish social, educational, and religious objectives.
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Students, PreK-12
The games on The Drama Game File are indexed for use with the following five age groups.
Preschool
Up to Kindergarten, Ages 3-5
Primary
Grades 1-3, Ages 6-8
Elementary
Grades 4-6, Ages 8-11
Older: Middle School
Grades 6-9, Ages 11-14
Older: High School
Grades 9-12, Ages 14-18
Drama/Theatre Arts Teachers
Designated Drama or Theatre Arts Specialists in Grades PreK-12
Used To
• Develop theatre programs for elementary, middle, and high schools
• Teach drama or theatre for afterschool, weekend, or summer classes in schools, parks, community centers, and camps
• Meet state and national theatre arts standards
• Design theatre lessons, units, and productions for all levels
• Develop foundational skills in creativity, analysis, and collaboration
• Integrate drama curriculum with other content areas
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English Teachers/Literacy Specialists
Literacy Coaches and Teachers of English in Grades PreK-12
Used To
• Develop the speaking and listening components of language arts
• Enhance vocabulary comprehension, retention, and usage
• Retell and dramatize classroom literature
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Introduce and review story elements (plot, setting, character)
• Develop literacy skills in visualization, analysis, and detail
• Build self-esteem, confidence, and social skills
• Teach to different multiple intelligences and learning styles
• Provide gifted students opportunities to create and express ideas
• Reach struggling students: special ed, learning disabled, ESL/ELD
Helpful Links on DramaEd.net for English Teachers
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Elementary/Multiple Subject Teachers
Classroom Teachers in Grades PreK-6 and Middle Schools
Used To
• Integrate drama games and techniques into all school subjects including language arts, science, social studies, math, and the arts
• Meet state and national arts education content standards
• Build self-esteem, confidence, and social skills
• Enhance vocabulary comprehension, retention, and usage
• Create a cohesive classroom community
• Relieve stress and provide a healthy outlet for emotional release
• Teach to different multiple intelligences and learning styles
• Provide gifted students opportunities to create and express ideas
• Reach struggling students: special ed, learning disabled, ESL/ELD
Helpful Links on DramaEd.net for Multiple Subject Teachers
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School Administrators
Arts Coordinators, Principals, Curriculum Specialists, Superintendents
Used To
• Create or enhance drama, theatre, or arts education programs for elementary, middle, and high schools
• Assist teachers to integrate the arts across the curriculum
• Enhance the literacy and language arts program
• Teach to different multiple intelligences and learning styles
• Provide gifted students opportunities to create and express ideas
• Reach struggling students: special ed, learning disabled, ESL/ELD
• Improve academic performance and test scores
Helpful Links on DramaEd.net for School Administrators
Free Tour of The Drama Game File CD-ROM
Learn why drama games are a dynamic learning tool for literacy
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Save money with a volume licensing package for multiple teachers
Save more money with a staff development and CD license package
Read about any specific information for your state or country
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Professors
Theatre, Arts Education, and Teacher Preparation Programs
Used To
• Teach theatre education courses for K-12 teachers
• Teach credential courses in multiple subjects, literacy, and ESL/ELD
• Prepare teachers to integrate the arts across the curriculum
• Teach creative drama and theatre for youth courses
Helpful Links on DramaEd.net for Professors
Free Tour of The Drama Game File CD-ROM
Learn why drama games are a dynamic learning tool for multiple subjects, learning styles, language abilities, and intelligences
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If you have only used the first edition in your coursework, learn what's new in the second edition
Arts Organizations
Community and School Arts Providers, Arts Advocacy Groups
Used To
• Teach arts enrichment classes for schools and communities
• Provide dynamic curriculum for current and future employees
• Advocate for and communicate the value of arts education
Helpful Links on DramaEd.net for Arts Organizations
Free Tour of The Drama Game File CD-ROM
Learn why drama games are a dynamic learning tool for literacy
Train your teachers with hands-on learning: go to staff development
Save money with a volume licensing package for multiple teachers
Save more money with a staff development and CD license package
Read about any specific information for your state or country
For help troubleshooting installation and setup, go to tech support
Homeschool Cooperatives
Parents and Homeschooling Groups
Used To
• Create a drama or theatre class or club
• Prepare students with skills needed for a theatre production
• Integrate drama with other content areas and subjects
• Build self-esteem, confidence, and social skills
• Relieve stress and provide a healthy outlet for emotional release
• Teach to different multiple intelligences and learning styles
Helpful Links on DramaEd.net for Homeschoolers
Free Tour of The Drama Game File CD-ROM
Learn why drama games are a dynamic teaching tool in all subjects
If you own the first edition and are wondering if you should purchase the newer version, go to what's new in the second edition?
Camp Counselors
Leaders and Helpers in Camps for Athletics, Arts, and General Fun
Used To
• Teach drama or theatre classes
• Prepare students with skills needed for a theatre production
• Develop camaraderie, teamwork, and group bonding
• Build self-esteem, confidence, and social skills
Helpful Links on DramaEd.net for Camp Counselors
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Learn why drama games are effective in schools and camps
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Church Youth Groups
Drama Ministries, Drama Clubs, Youth Groups
Used To
• Create or enhance a drama club
• Teach or review religious concepts and vocabulary
• Dramatize religious concepts, themes, and stories
• Develop camaraderie, teamwork, and group bonding
Helpful Links on DramaEd.net for Church Youth Groups
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Learn why drama games make for inspired teaching and learning
If you own the first edition and are wondering if you should purchase the newer version, go to what's new in the second edition?
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Testimonials:
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"The New Viola Spolin for the 21st Century! Ideal for classroom teachers, university students, and recreation leaders. We've adopted The Drama Game File at Northwestern as a text for our theatre students and future teachers with great results. All the makings of an indispensable instant classic." –Rives Collins "Makes challenging material more understandable and engaging to students of diverse backgrounds and abilities. I highly recommend the program as core curriculum for teacher preparation and professional growth programs." –Dr. Linda Purrington Director, Master of Arts in Education and Teacher Credential Program "A wonderful tool for applying current brain research to the classroom. These outstanding games generate the emotion and attention that create an optimal state of learning." –Dr. Sherry Kerr |
| Testimonials: Administrators |
"Great for English Learners, Special Ed., and gifted students. This program improves all students' vocabulary, fluency, reading, and writing." –Esther Kim, Principal "An excellent resource! The clear directions and dynamic photos help any teacher use arts instruction in all subjects." –Connie Covert, Arts Advisor "Teacher friendly and easy to implement. Great strategies and techniques for all grades. Unique, effective, and fun!" –Irina Evangelista, |
| Testimonials: Drama Teachers |
"The best curriculum I have seen in more than 25 years teaching high school drama! It is an amazing synthesis of a lifetime of top-quality theatre training, performing, teaching, and research. Ideal for beginning and veteran drama teachers of middle school and high school." –Ruben Van Kempen ""This outstanding program is one of the best I have seen in 20 years teaching drama at all grade levels. Non-theatre elementary teachers can succeed using the great integration ideas, teacher talk, and classroom management. " –Beverly (Burnside) Johnson Texas Teacher of the Year "I am not at all computer literate, but this CD-ROM is so easy to use. I love how each game is written so clearly with everything I need to know from set up to evaluation. Great connections to arts standards, multiple intelligences, and all school subjects." –Pam Fletcher |
| Testimonials: Classroom Teachers |
"Great for busy teachers with little planning time. I have used the games to motivate my students to read and write, develop comprehension skills, and teach science concepts." –Kay Strenio, 1st grade "The Drama Game File is empowering! I am instantly connected to a wealth of simple, creative, and effective ideas. A tremendous addition to the curriculum!" –Kiffen Madden-Lunsford "My students gained confidence and improved their English language abilities. The games create a fun atmosphere for learning. They captivate and motivate students of all academic levels to experience success in the classroom!" –Edie Lynn, 5th grade |
| Testimonials: Students |
"I felt all wobbly and gooey in Melting Tag. It was so much fun!" –Tiffany, 1st grade "I like the Name Game because I change my voice, move my body, and use my mind." –Brigitte, 2nd grade "I am not shy anymore." –Albert, 3rd grade "Playing the games helped me after very sad times in my family. I think drama could help anyone in need of happiness." –Kathryn, 4th grade "We express our emotions in a safe and enjoyable way." –Jessica, 8th grade "The games taught me skills that will be invaluable no matter what job I have." –Sebastian, 12th grade |
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