Drama for the Holidays

Looking for a way to build community in your neighborhood? How about putting on a Nativity play where the neighbors get to be the actors? Don't sew and have a small budget? No problem!

Have you ever thought of using drama to give back? Whether it’s a retirement home or working with kids in the inner city, everyone loves to watch or be a part of a play.

How do different cultures celebrate Christmas? Did you know you can use drama to learn about different cultures? What about a puppet show? Don't think you have what you need? 

This is a fun idea for any holiday break or anytime you want to add some drama to your homeschool!

Looking for ways to add drama to your homeschool without adding another activity to your busy schedule? Learn how we were able to have two activities in one AND...

There are hundreds of stories in the Bible. Why not create a playscript from some of the stories and watch them come to life.  

Drama is a great way to bring stories to life. You can have your students act out a favorite Easter story to embrace the full meaning of Easter with these ideas.

Bring the game of Clue to life with friends at your next Halloween party. Everyone can enjoy dressing up and acting out a character for a full evening of fun!

A great way to fit drama into your homeschool and create lasting memories is by having students perform a simple Thanksgiving Play for your homeschool group.