Immerse Your Students
in Timeless Stories
Through Drama
A Meaningful Learning Journey
Our 90-minute drama workshop offers children a unique opportunity to engage with classic narratives, transforming them from passive listeners into active participants.
Through the exploration of beloved stories like The Rainbow Fish, The Three Billy Goats Gruff, and The Child Who Cried Wolf, children will delve deeper into these narratives, embodying the characters and themes in a dynamic and engaging way.
This hands-on approach not only makes learning enjoyable but also fosters personal connections with each tale.
SPECIAL
Parent and Child Class:
The Rainbow Fish
Join us for a special parent and child class featuring The Rainbow Fish, where parent and child can dive into the world of creativity and connection together! This unique experience allows parents to bond with their children in a fun and imaginative environment. Together, they will create lasting memories, strengthen their relationship, and cultivate a love for storytelling that can be cherished for years to come.
Dates
From January 15 2025
Duration
60 minutes
Age Groups
Nursery 1 and 2
No. of Students Per Session
Minimum of 6
Maximum of 10
**every child must be accompanied by an adult
Venue
ACT 3 Drama Academy
126 Cairnhill Road
ONE-TWO-SIX Cairnhill Arts Centre
Singapore (229707)
Fee
$35 for one parent and one child
To Book
Call 6735 9986 or
email to act3int@act3international.com.sg
The Three Billy Goats Gruff
In the Norwegian fairy tale The Three Billy Goats Gruff, three billy goats wish to cross a bridge to reach a meadow full of fresh grass, but a hungry troll living under the bridge tries to stop them. The smallest goat outsmarts the troll by promising that his bigger brother will come next, and the middle goat follows suit. When the biggest goat arrives, he boldly confronts the troll, knocking him into the river. This story highlights the values of cleverness, bravery, and teamwork.
The Child Who Cried Wolf
In this classic fable, a young boy repeatedly tricks the villagers into thinking a wolf is attacking his flock. When a wolf actually appears, the villagers do not believe his cries for help, and the wolf devours the sheep. This story teaches the importance of honesty and the consequences of lying.
The Rainbow Fish
In The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister, a beautiful fish with shimmering scales learns an important lesson about sharing. Initially proud and unwilling to share his shiny scales with others, he finds himself lonely as his fellow fish avoid him. After seeking advice from a wise octopus, he begins to share his scales, discovering that true happiness comes from generosity and friendship.
Join us on this enriching journey where your students can explore these timeless stories through the power of drama! Book our program today for an unforgettable educational experience that combines fun with valuable life skills.
Dates
From January 15 2025
Duration
90 minutes
Age Groups
Nursery 2 to Kindergarten 2
Minimum of 12 students per class
No. of Students Per Session
Minimum of 30
Maximum of 120
Venue
ACT 3 Drama Academy
126 Cairnhill Road
ONE-TWO-SIX Cairnhill Arts Centre
Singapore (229707)
Fee
$32 per child
To Book
Call 6735 9986 or
email to act3int@act3international.com.sg
Benefits of Our Drama Class
By participating in our drama workshop, teachers can expect their students to experience numerous benefits that enhance their learning journey:
Active Engagement
Children become active participants in storytelling, which increases their interest and investment in learning. This interactive format keeps them engaged and excited about literature.
Social Skills Development
Through collaborative activities and role-playing different characters, children learn essential social skills such as cooperation, empathy, and communication. These skills are vital for their overall development.
Confidence Building
Performing in front of peers helps children build self-esteem as they express themselves creatively. This newfound confidence can extend beyond the classroom into other areas of their lives.
Enhanced Language Skills
Engaging with stories through drama promotes vocabulary development and improves verbal expression. Children practice articulation and learn new words in an enjoyable context.
Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving
Analyzing characters’ motivations and scenarios encourages children to think critically and develop problem-solving skills as they navigate various dramatic situations.
Emotional Intelligence
By stepping into different characters’ shoes, children gain insights into diverse emotions and perspectives, fostering emotional intelligence that helps them relate better to others.
Memorable Learning Experience
The combination of movement, dialogue, and storytelling creates memorable experiences that enhance retention of information. Children are more likely to remember lessons learned through interactive play.
