Act the Game!

Completed by 6 learners

Ages 4-6

Live One-Time Class

In this one-time course we will learn about acting while having fun with games.

CHERYL R. MCCLURG

Average rating:

4.8

Number of reviews:

(74 reviews)

Live video meetings

Meets once

2-6 learners per class

55 min

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What’s included

1 live meeting

55 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

Acting is one of the most enjoyable ways for children to learn.  In this one-time class they will experiment with drama games that will introduce them to pantomime, improvisation, and characterization, and build skills in creative and critical thinking, and teamwork,.  Even if your child is shy, he/she will benefit from a game that gradually introduces them to other kids.  If your child has a little difficulty working with a group, games like these will inspire them to want to "share" the stage.  If you have one who isn't the best with concentration, these games can help them focus.  Join us for an hour of fun learning!

Other Details

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Meet the teacher

CHERYL R. MCCLURG

Joined March, 2020

4.8

74reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

Hi!  I teach/direct students age 6-college and have been doing that in various positions for over 20 years. The classes I've taught have covered characterization, staging, improvisation, script-writing, etc. 

I am the former Education Director at Germantown Community Theatre, and have also taught/directed high school, junior college, and summer theatre programs.

I absolutely love watching students grow as they participate in theatre.  There is really nothing else that challenges them on so many levels including creativity, critical thinking, self-confidence, teamwork, communication skills, time management, focus, as well as learning about literature, author's intent, and the list goes on...

Decades ago, when I finished my student teaching experience I vowed I would never have anything to do with teaching children again...  Haha!  Never say never :)