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Lesson 1: Story Structure

Lesson 6:The Root of the Story

Lesson 8: Preview Part Two

Lesson 2- Building a Story

Lesson 4: Finding Your Characters

Lesson 1 - Voice Anatomy & Projection

Lesson 7: Preview Part One

Lesson 2 - Articulation & Diction

Lesson 3 - Inflection

Lesson 5: Adding the Details

Lesson 3- Story Maps

Curriculum units in 'acting skillss' focus on a variety of different skills and techniques that benefit any actor. Topics include voice and diction, improvisation, specific acting styles and methods, fourth wall, relationship, objectives, etc. Some of the units build to a specific product, but most can be used to build to whatever the theatre program and teacher desires.

Acting lessons are possible stand-alone lessons or can be combined with any unit focusing on acting skillss or acting towards a specific performance as well as characterization-focused curriculum.

Elementary Lessons are typical elementary school topics taught with the use of creative dramatics. Lessons integrate dramatic technique into the instruction of the subject.

Theatre Foundations Lessons are lessons that deal with introducing theatre to students: performing tips, theatre jobs/areas, stage directions, body positions, intro to drama, etc. They can be used as stand-alone lessons or attached to a correlating theatre unit as pre-assessments or reviews or such.

Tech lessons focus on technical theatre design or execution. Lessons can be used as stand-alone topics or combined with any technical theatre curriculum.

Voice and Body Lessons focus on how to use the actor's tools of body and voice. These lessons can stand-alone or be combined with a theatre unit focusing on performance skills.

Curriculum units under 'Characterization' focus on creating a solid character for the stage. Instructional strategies, activities and exercises allow for much diversity in style and product for the characterization study.