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A set of ideas, plans and resources to help you teach drama workshops to year 6 pupils, with the aim of building their resilience as they approach the move to secondary schools.
This activity is ideal for the start of the year when you want to get to know the class more, although it can be used at any time of the year.
1) Ask the children to write a short description of themselves. These should only consist of a few sentences outlining who they are and what they like to do. They should NOT write their name in these descriptions.
2) When everyone has finished, collect in the work, and read out the descriptions to the class. Do not reveal who wrote each description.
3) While you are reading, the class should listen carefully, and try to work out who wrote each description (this can be done individually or in small groups).
4) Reveal the writers of each description, and ask the children if they were correct.
Do you have any favourite activities that are always effective? How do you review the learning that has taken place throughout the year?
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A fantastic little booklet which allows children to tell you something about who they are and what they like and don't like.
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