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How to Become an Expert in Early Years Imaginative Play
Module 1: Introduction
Introduction
Lesson 1: Meet our Founder! (3:42)
Lesson 2: What you will learn by the end of this course (3:42)
Lesson 3: How to get the best out of this course (3:27)
Lesson 4: Download all resources here
Module 2: Why Play?
Why Play?
Lesson 1: Understanding different types of play (2:06)
Lesson 2: How we approach play (2:28)
Module 3: Basic drama techniques
Basic drama techniques
Watch this if you’re feeling a little nervous! (1:26)
Lesson 1, Part 1: The ‘Do Don’t Say’ technique (4:09)
Lesson 1, Part 2: Breaking down the ‘Do Don’t Say’ technique (5:37)
Lesson 2, Part 1: How to be ‘Leader of the Gang’ (4:42)
Lesson 2, Part 2: A game to develop physical skills using ‘Leader of the Gang’ (2:41)
Lesson 3, Part 1: Daily strategies to develop co-operation (2:08)
Lesson 3, Part 2: Daily strategies to develop language and communication (3:18)
Module 4: Intermediate drama techniques
Intermediate drama techniques
Lesson 1: Bringing characters and stories to life with the ‘Emotion Matters’ technique (4:19)
Lesson 2: How to be inclusive by using the ‘Be Big and Silly’ technique (5:05)
Lesson 3, Part 1: Daily strategies to develop social and emotional skills, and promote well-being (3:24)
Lesson 3, Part 2: Daily strategies to develop co-operation (3:46)
Bronze Accreditation
An Overview of Each Assignment (2:13)
How To Pass (3:22)
Module 5: Advanced drama techniques
Advanced drama techniques
Lesson 1, Part 1: Leading magical games with the ‘Say What You See’ technique (4:17)
Lesson 1, Part 2: Breaking down the ‘Say What You See’ technique (3:21)
Lesson 2: Using ‘Mime’ to bring characters and stories to life (5:59)
Lesson 3: Daily strategies to develop language, writing and drawing (6:29)
Module 6: Music and movement
Music and movement
Lesson 1: How to bring songs and rhymes to life (5:17)
Lesson 2: How to use ‘Action Songs’ to place children in role (5:23)
Lesson 3: An introduction to ‘Movement Sequences’ and how they benefit children (3:10)
Lesson 4: A ‘Movement Sequence’ to calm and refocus a group (6:44)
Lesson 5: A ‘Movement Sequence’ to energise a group (5:13)
Lesson 6: Daily strategies to develop focus and cement understanding (4:32)
Module 7: Recapping and looking ahead
Lesson 1: What you have learnt (1:57)
Pyjama Drama in action: We’ve got new shoes! (2:27)
Pyjama Drama in action: Meeting the baby ducks (3:20)
What next?
Module 8: Bonus videos
Bonus video 1: Using ‘Say What You See’ at the teddy bear’s picnic (2:10)
Bonus video 2: Using ‘Say What You See’ on the moon (1:09)
Bonus video 3: Using ‘Mime’ to meet Gail the snail (1:00)
Bonus video 4: Using ‘Mime’ for the king’s smelly socks (1:10)
Bonus video 5: Bringing The Grand Old Duke of York to life (2:17)
Bonus video 6: Bringing Old MacDonald to life (1:39)
Bonus video 7: Using a ‘Movement Sequence’ to have fun at the circus (1:59)
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