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A comprehensive introduction to the teaching of drama in the primary school and an essential resource for anyone looking to bring a more creative approach to their classroom. Photographs and diagrams showing drama in action in the primary classroom Sample formats and ideas for lesson planning Coverage of QCA guidelines Extracts from texts and paintings to show drama at work through art and poetry A section dedicated to teaching drama in the early years A comprehensive list of useful websites and other resources
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