Kids theater

The line “Once upon a time, in a land far, far away…” conjures up images of beautiful princesses, wicked witches, magical worlds, elves, and beasts. It is the classic opening to almost every fairy tale ever told. Fairy tales have been passed down for thousands of years, and continue to be told at bedsides around the world. Fairy tales suspend our belief, create an escape from real life, and take us to lands of make-believe.

Unless confidence you cannot do anything in your life, in that case, you have to build the self-confidence in your kids in their little age itself. But you cannot build them without exposing them to the public, so through joining your kids in Musical Theater classes for kids or other art classes you can do them. Because those musical class tutors will make them perform in front of others that boosts the confidence level.

One of the best things I get to do for my job is make cool stuff for my kids. It’s a serious perk. But there is also a downside… trying to keep my kids away from the cool stuff until I have a pinterest worthy photo of it. I sometimes wonder what the neighbors think...

These fun drama games and activity ideas are sure to bring hours of fun and laughter to the drama team or department. These games can be used as warm-ups,

Drama is a wonderful way to help children learn to work together, express their creativity and learn important lessons. Stories teach children messages such as accepting differences, persevering through challenges, and being loyal to friends. Choose skits based on their teaching potential as well as their ...

Looking for a fun project to make with the kids? Why not give this adorable DIY carboard puppet theatre and our wooden spoon puppets a go!

I chose this image because it shows the true joy children have when performing and expressing themselves. We often see our students get a stubborn case of giggles. Instead of trying to end the giggles, we can encourage them through melodrama.

Get creative with all of those boxes you are receiving! Here are 20 ways that you can use cardboard for kid-friendly activities.

It's Screen-Free Week 2018, and I'm kicking it off with some super fun theater games for kids, courtesy of my friend Kirby - an actor, dancer, and homeschooling mom of three.

I recently had the opportunity to create some crafts inspired by one of our family’s favorite movies, the Sound of Music!!!!!!!! Any fellow fans out there!? I’m just going to assume you’re all raising your hands… 😉 So today, I wanted to share my ideas for three different Sound of Music crafts for kids all …