From the Page to the Stage: Creating an Original Show with Your Students

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Send us a text"Because it brings my students to life". That's the reason today's guest, Ann Noriel, gives for why drama and music impacts our classrooms. In this episode, Ann shares how to create your own classroom play or musical - even if you only have 5 minutes to spare. She outlines the 10 steps from her book "From the Page to the Stage", and offers ideas for scaffolding this process. So no matter how small or big you want to make it, a class-created show is within reach. Be sure to visit artsintegration.com/artworks for today's show notes, which includes links to Ann's book, her contact information, and a special free handout with each of the 10 steps.

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