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Who Let the Gods Out by Maz Evans
Use a range of drama exercises to retell a classic Greek Myth in this lesson inspired by Maz Evans’ popular novel.The Firework Maker’s Daughter
Get to know the world of Philip Pullman’s classic novel by creating an original character and designing a firework display.The Boy with Wings
Practice sequencing stories, becoming characters and expressing opinions through Lenny Henry’s thrilling tale.Festive Fables
A creative writing activity bank for KS1 & KS2, including activities inspired by ‘The Nutcracker’.Sam Wu is NOT Afraid of Ghosts
Conduct an interview, write a diary and present instructions through Katie & Kevin Tsang’s popular novel.Romeo and Juliet
Create your own modern adaptations and spoken word poetry based on Shakespeare’s classic tragedy, adapted by Beats & Elements.The Snow Queen
Explore the story of the Snow Queen and prepare an argument for debate.Jack v Giant
Use drama games to work towards writing your very own fairy tale.Crackers
Create a character and write your own comedy stories in this festive resource pack.The Pirate, the Princess and the Platypus
Explore characterisation and setting through this twist on a fairy tale.The Emperor’s New Clothes
Write your very own poems and news stories based on the story by Hans Christian Andersen.Cinderella: The AWESOME Truth
Explore rhyme and rhythm and write your own news stories. -
Who Let the Gods Out
Use a range of drama exercises to retell a classic Greek Myth in this lesson inspired by Maz Evans’ popular novel.The Firework Maker’s Daughter by Philip Pullman
Get to know the world of Philip Pullman’s classic novel by creating an original character and designing a firework display.The Boy with Wings by Lenny Henry
Make your own Aavian wings and stop the war with Furlean alongside Tunde, Kylie and Dev.Sam Wu is NOT Afraid of Ghosts by Katie and Kevin Tsang
Go ghost hunting with Sam, Zoe and Bernard and design your very own alien sidekick.Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, adapted by Conrad Murray
Create your own modern adaptations and spoken word poetry based on Shakespeare’s classic tragedy, and use drama to explore character.The Lost Spells by Robert Macfarlane
Use drama, crafts and poetry to explore the magic of the natural world, and all the creatures that inhabit it. -
The Snow Queen
Use drama to learn about the life cycle of plants.Plastic, Drastic, Fantastic
Use movement and dance to explore pollution and recycling. -
Resolving Conflict
Linked to Sisters 360, this resource uses drama as a tool to develop children’s skills in resolving conflicts through negotiation and compromise.Coping with Change
Linked to Sisters 360, this resource aims to prepare children and young people for the changes to come in their lives.
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