Living Room Plays
ages 3-6
Supplies
Costumes if you like, but it's not necessary
Activity Detail
Next time you have a group of children together, try this fun activity. Let the children choose a story to act out, one that you know the story of, as well. Let each child choose each part that he or she wants to play -- it's fine if there's more than one child playing a character. Then narrate the plot or read aloud the story to the group of children. As you narrate the story, the children should act out their roles according to your instructions. Be sure to give extra verbal cues when necessary, like "then Sleeping Beauty climbed the stairs" and all the Sleeping Beauties should pretend to climb stairs, or "the prince chopped through the vines to the castle" and all the princes should pretend to chop with a sword. It won't matter if there are several children for each part. They all will act together and have fun together.
Comments
Need to rename
- Posted on Feb 27, 2008
I like the specifics of how it's laid out with adult guidance. The only problem might be that many parents probably use our activities because there are not other children around to play with.
- Posted on May 16, 2008
My kids love this activity!
- Posted on Jun 30, 2008
I have been doing this activities for a while and it works for my girls but not for my friend's boy. He is not into this at all. But my girls ..we do this almost every other week.
- Posted on Oct 2, 2008
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