Movement and Story: Dance and Theater · Theater Performance

Character and Emotion

Using facial expressions and body language to portray different roles and feelings.

Key Questions

  1. 1How can we show someone is nervous without saying a word?
  2. 2What choices does an actor make to become a character?
  3. 3How does our voice change when we pretend to be someone else?

Common Core State Standards

NCAS: Performing TH.Pr4.1.2NCAS: Creating TH.Cr3.1.2
Grade: 2nd Grade
Subject: Visual & Performing Arts
Unit: Movement and Story: Dance and Theater
Period: Theater Performance

Suggested Methodologies

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