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"Instructions were clear, simple, easy to
follow."
- Sharon Ebersole, Michigan School for the Blind
"I will use this book throughout this year and many others. I love it!" Joanne Preston, McDonald Middle School - Mentally Impaired Program
Dramatically Able
Making Drama Accessible to Participants with Disabilities
Included in the Package:
- Teacher's Handbook of drama games for deaf, blind, mobility impared and developmentally disabled children. Each activity facilitates creative expression and provides multiple opportunities to develop and improve social interaction and communication skills.
- Video tape program containing examples of many of the activities in the Handbook showing deaf, blind, multiply impaired, and developmentally disabled children and adolescents participating.
To order, call (734) 995-0530 or email wildswan@wildswantheater.org
Drama is a creative art form. It is rich in opportunities for children to
develop language arts skills. Dramatic activities such as role-playing,
storytelling, and pantomime exercise the imagination and build
communication skills.
Dramatic activities in this packet will compliment many educational
objectives while developing communication skills and building self-esteem.
Although all children can benefit from the activities, they have been
designed especially for children with disabilities.
Regardless of a child's ability or form of disability, the activities will
provide:
- A workout in verbal and non-verbal communication skills, as well as
physical movement skills.
- An appreciation of cooperation and collaboration.
- An opportunity to feel successful.
- An increase in self-awareness and social confidence.
Dramatically Able was supported by grants from the following
organizations:
- Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation
- The Community Foundation for Southeastern Michigan
- The Frederick S. Upton Foundation
- The Michigan Council for the Arts and Cultural Affairs
- The Pistons-Palace Foundation
- Very Special Arts/Michigan
- The W.K. Kellogg Foundation
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