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Course proposal:
Theatrical experiences play a fundamental role in the education of children and adolescents.
As well as enabling contact with a new language – which can be appropriated
to understand and transform the world – theater also invites a new look
at the body, understood here as a channel of expression. By perceiving the body as a
vector of ideas, thoughts and aspirations, children discover a more
powerful way of communicating.
As the process of signification is essential in the acquisition of a second
language, experiencing theater in English is especially enriching for
language development. Through theater games and improvisation exercises,
the aim is to collectively build a narrative for the children to act out,
which will give them the opportunity to explore different elements of the scene, such as light, sound,
scenery and costumes.
| Period | Class | Days of the week | Schedule |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular | 1st to 3rd grade 1st to 3rd grade 4th and 5th grade 4th and 5th grade | Friday Friday Friday Friday | 11h15 to 12h30 14h45 to 16h00 09h45 to 11h00 13h15 to 14h30 |
