Take a look at some of these picture books that can encourage dramatic play with props.

Which book are you reading? Who are the characters? Look for items around your home and dress up like a character from the book.

Which book are you reading? What is the setting? Look for items around your home to create the setting of your book.

This fun improvisation game requires quick thinking and acceptance.

It's Music Monday! Today I am sharing "Birds''. This song has a great beat and makes me want to move and groove.

Participants work together to create parts of a whole.

In this improv game, two participants share a story about their vacation. Others pose to create photos from the trip.

It's Music Monday! Bellissimo is my current favorite song for all of my non-verbal drama experiences.

This is not your average game of rock, paper, scissors. This game will bring out the sillies in everyone that plays it.

This ensemble game requires participants to be quick on their feet. Other names for the game are Donkey and Bippity-Bop.

What Are You Doing? Participants will use their bodies and imaginations to dramatize actions and situations in this improv game. How to...

In machine, participants will use their bodies, voices and imaginations as they work together to create an imaginary machine.

In this experience, participants use their imaginations to transform everyday objects into props.