Drama for Students with Special Needs

Building group trust or self confidence, to teach self awareness, body awareness and self-expression.

Sometimes there is a book that simply offers what it says it offers – and this is one case in point.  It is a book of lesson plans for teachers who wish to work using drama with children with special needs.

It is comprehensive (180 A4 pages) in which the lessons can be used as one-off sessions but can also build into schemes of work.

There are lessons intended for students with moderate learning difficulties as well as those with disabilities who might participate in sessions with a support worker.

The book has been written with basic KS3 skills in mind, in particular through the  development of literacy skills, as well as basic drama skills. However it can be equally be used towards other aims: for example, to build group trust or self confidence, to teach self awareness, body awareness and self-expression.

Drama for Students with Special Needs by Louise Tondeur is available as a photocopiable ringbinder or on CD Rom which can itself be copied or loaded onto the school’s learning platform or intranet.

Cat No: 978 1 86083 790 6  Order code: T1689emn – please quote with order.

Sample pages can be viewed at http://www.pdf.firstandbest.co.uk/spneeds/T1689.pdf

  • Photocopiable report in a ring binder, £29.95 plus £3.95 delivery
  • CD with school-wide rights: £29.95 plus £3.95 delivery
  • Both the Ring Binder and the CD £36.94 plus £3.95 delivery
  • Prices include VAT.

You can purchase the report…

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