A typical day in class:
Each class session begins with a short improv game or storytelling structure related to the theme of the day.  This is a fun way to break the ice and start to feel comfortable together as we warm up our imaginations, voices and bodies.  
Next we identify two or three specific skills to focus on for the day, and we center the work around our camp theme of "Silly Superheroes and Villains."  We practice these skills as we play short Improv games and move through a series of acting exercises and challenges.  (Focus skills for each day are listed in the daily breakdown below, along with examples of games and activities designed to address those skills.) 
The second half of class is dedicated to a building our story together and acting it out, using a longer Improv structure which gives us all room to explore and express our individual creativity and wonderful quirkiness.  Something to keep in mind is that when we are creating, we can never be wrong, and every story we create will be unique and surprising!  During the last few minutes we debrief and share something we remember from or learned during the class that day.

Daily Themes with Examples of Activities and Games
( Note: The instructor may occasionally substitute alternative games in order to meet the needs of each unique group of students.)

Day One:  Working collaboratively. Listening closely and communicating clearly. "Yes, and..." (staying open to other people's ideas and spontaneously adding our own).  
Activities: Group storytelling (7-sentence stories, 3-headed monster, one-word story). "As I fly."  Creating cheers and public service announcements based on imaginary superheroes and villains.  

Day Two: "What" and "Where."  Using our bodies and movements to create a sense of place.Using imaginary objects/mime.
Activities: Superhero/villain gizmos and gadgets. Add-on Environments. "What am I doing?" Buy/Sell. Gibberish Commercials. 

Day Three: "Who" and "Why."  Transforming our bodies and voices to become a character.  Objectives and Tactics.
Activities: "I'm not who you think I am." Superhero/villain job interviews. Superhero/villain talk shows, "reality" shows or "mock-umentaries."