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‘Be a Gumby and Mind the Gap, Dexter!’
Annette BoxThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says MOSAIC, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 38.
A Snapshot of Inter-Subject Scaling
Scott AndrewsThis article has been produced Scott Andrews in association with Drama Queensland and their executive committee.
Advocacy: The Arts – Prepare for the Battle
John SaundersThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says MOSAIC, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 38.
CCTV Scenes Prompt
Shake & StirRe-create the CCTV footage. Remember – you can’t use words or sounds, just body language, gesture and movements.
Creating Performances Spaces
Behind The ScenesThere are many benefits to establishing a dedicated performance space in the
classroom for students and it is easier and more cost-effective than you may think!
Criminals or Victims
Sharon HoganExploring the stories of the First Fleet convicts through Process Drama
DQ Toolkit – Greek Theatre
Drama QueenslandRequires separate purchase to download
Digital PDF resource. This toolkit has been created to explore Greek Theatre.
Drama Education and Curriculum
Susan DavisWe flexed, what’s next?
This article was published in Drama Queensland Says FORTY AND FABULOUS, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 40, 2017.
Drama Literacy – Developing the know-how of drama
Dr Madonna StinsonThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says MOSAIC, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 38.
Drama Queensland Curate Online Resources
DQ committeeThis document is a collection of links to resources available to teachers from both local, national and international organisations/artists/companies.
Escaping the World
Robyn Ewing and Dr John Nicholas SaundersBased on 'The City' from 'The School Drama Book'.
Games & Warm Ups 1
Kellie Munroe, Carolyn Foster, Melissa Hughes, Lucy Harkin, Todd Barty, Kelly Cooper, Jarrod Hibberd and Dolores La Spina14 tried and true games and warm up activities which you can start playing in your classroom today!
Games & Warm Ups 2
Laura Bonner, Anna Telford, Naomi Russell, Gabrielle Castle and Katie Hoffmann15 tried and tested games and warm up activities which you can start playing in your classroom today!
Games & Warm Ups 3
Rose Isbell, Ian Sweeney, Emma Churchlan, Michelle Crouch, Jake Ashton, Katie Hoffman, Anna Telford, Tiarnee Kim and Carmel Mungavin15 tried and tested games and warm up activities which you can start playing in your classroom today!
Games & Warm Ups 4
Maggie Murphy, Kathryn Stephan, Grace Davidson, Jarrod Goltz, Zoe Anderson, Georgia Billens, Emily Lancaster, Georgia Warburton and Danielle McNally12 activities for games and warm ups for Unit 1 Share
Group Acting for Little People
Paula CamilleriBehaviour Management techniques for the Primary Drama Classroom
Hallow Creek Unit
Scott Andrews, Stephanie Grigoras, Tiarnee Kim and Issy MowenAn eclectic Year 8 class. A remote camp shrouded in mystery. A teacher goes missing under strange circumstances. When the truth is revealed, can the students work together to escape the same fate?
How to be an Explorer of the World: Integrated Arts-based Approaches to Devised Theatre
Kim SniderFusion '14 DQ Conference Workshop
I touch the future….I teach!
Craig WoodThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says MOSAIC, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 38.
Learning that matters
Susan DavisRevitalising Heathcote’s
Rolling Role & the Dr Lister for
the digital (STEAM) age
Next to Arrive PD
Ian Sweeney and Tammy JohnstoneStory drama as a formula to improving learning and success in the English and Drama classrooms
Project Eliza: Using Art & History as a stimulus for Drama
Dr Susan DavisDramatic responses to Judith Laws’
‘Beauty & Tragedy on Fraser Shores’ Paintings
Tapping Into the Ghosts of Theatre Past to Rediscover the Spirit of Theatre Next
Dr Stephen CarletonThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says FORTY AND FABULOUS, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 40, 2017.
Teachers as Future Builders
Dr Judith McLeanThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says FORTY AND FABULOUS, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 40, 2017.
Teaching First Nations Perspectives in the Drama Classroom
Drama VictoriaConnections Festival, Drama Victoria 2021
The Dramatic Traveler’s Journal: Legacies and Illuminations
Dr Susan DavisDr Susan Davis Keynote Presentation, Drama Queensland State Conference 2024
The Politics of Art / The Art of Politics
Dr Sandra GattenhofThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says MOSAIC, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 38.
UNESCO International Arts Education Week 2015 Info Pack
World Alliance for Arts EducationTheme: Arts Education for Sustainable Development
Walk in my Shoes – Poetry in Motion and Are you Ready for the Quest?
Marthy Watson & Joan CassidyJunior Curriculum: Pre-texts launch a dramatic world in two junior drama units.
What’s Love Got To Do With It?
Dr Rachael JacobsAssessment Experiences in Senior Secondary Drama
This article was published in Drama Queensland Says FORTY AND FABULOUS, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 40, 2017.
Year 8/9 Unit: Sounds Funny
This section of the unit flows on from a physical comedy unit, in which the conventions of comedy have been unpacked and explored.
Year 9 Drama Acting Boot Camp
Charlene McMenaminAs part of a semester-long unit exploring ‘the work that actors do’.
‘Be a Gumby and Mind the Gap, Dexter!’
Annette BoxThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says MOSAIC, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 38.
A Snapshot of Inter-Subject Scaling
Scott AndrewsThis article has been produced Scott Andrews in association with Drama Queensland and their executive committee.
Advocacy: The Arts – Prepare for the Battle
John SaundersThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says MOSAIC, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 38.
Beginning, Middle and Endgames
Johnny Balzbuziente, Naomi Russell & JP Vizcay-Wilsonwith Shake & Stir Theatre Co
CCTV Scenes Prompt
Shake & StirRe-create the CCTV footage. Remember – you can’t use words or sounds, just body language, gesture and movements.
Creating Performances Spaces
Behind The ScenesThere are many benefits to establishing a dedicated performance space in the
classroom for students and it is easier and more cost-effective than you may think!
Criminals or Victims
Sharon HoganExploring the stories of the First Fleet convicts through Process Drama
DQ Toolkit – Greek Theatre
Drama QueenslandRequires separate purchase to download
Digital PDF resource. This toolkit has been created to explore Greek Theatre.
Drama Education and Curriculum
Susan DavisWe flexed, what’s next?
This article was published in Drama Queensland Says FORTY AND FABULOUS, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 40, 2017.
Drama Literacy – Developing the know-how of drama
Dr Madonna StinsonThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says MOSAIC, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 38.
Drama Queensland Curate Online Resources
DQ committeeThis document is a collection of links to resources available to teachers from both local, national and international organisations/artists/companies.
Drama Speaks… Drama Moves… Drama Connects
Katrina Riveros, Emma Pattemore and Penny MurphyYr 8 Semester Programme
Escaping the World
Robyn Ewing and Dr John Nicholas SaundersBased on 'The City' from 'The School Drama Book'.
Games & Warm Ups 1
Kellie Munroe, Carolyn Foster, Melissa Hughes, Lucy Harkin, Todd Barty, Kelly Cooper, Jarrod Hibberd and Dolores La Spina14 tried and true games and warm up activities which you can start playing in your classroom today!
Games & Warm Ups 2
Laura Bonner, Anna Telford, Naomi Russell, Gabrielle Castle and Katie Hoffmann15 tried and tested games and warm up activities which you can start playing in your classroom today!
Games & Warm Ups 3
Rose Isbell, Ian Sweeney, Emma Churchlan, Michelle Crouch, Jake Ashton, Katie Hoffman, Anna Telford, Tiarnee Kim and Carmel Mungavin15 tried and tested games and warm up activities which you can start playing in your classroom today!
Games & Warm Ups 4
Maggie Murphy, Kathryn Stephan, Grace Davidson, Jarrod Goltz, Zoe Anderson, Georgia Billens, Emily Lancaster, Georgia Warburton and Danielle McNally12 activities for games and warm ups for Unit 1 Share
Group Acting for Little People
Paula CamilleriBehaviour Management techniques for the Primary Drama Classroom
Hallow Creek Unit
Scott Andrews, Stephanie Grigoras, Tiarnee Kim and Issy MowenAn eclectic Year 8 class. A remote camp shrouded in mystery. A teacher goes missing under strange circumstances. When the truth is revealed, can the students work together to escape the same fate?
How to be an Explorer of the World: Integrated Arts-based Approaches to Devised Theatre
Kim SniderFusion '14 DQ Conference Workshop
I touch the future….I teach!
Craig WoodThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says MOSAIC, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 38.
Including Indigenous Perspectives in the Primary Classroom
Laura Bonner, Youth TouringJunior Curriculum
Learning that matters
Susan DavisRevitalising Heathcote’s
Rolling Role & the Dr Lister for
the digital (STEAM) age
Next to Arrive PD
Ian Sweeney and Tammy JohnstoneStory drama as a formula to improving learning and success in the English and Drama classrooms
Project Eliza: Using Art & History as a stimulus for Drama
Dr Susan DavisDramatic responses to Judith Laws’
‘Beauty & Tragedy on Fraser Shores’ Paintings
Tapping Into the Ghosts of Theatre Past to Rediscover the Spirit of Theatre Next
Dr Stephen CarletonThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says FORTY AND FABULOUS, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 40, 2017.
Teachers as Future Builders
Dr Judith McLeanThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says FORTY AND FABULOUS, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 40, 2017.
Teaching First Nations Perspectives in the Drama Classroom
Drama VictoriaConnections Festival, Drama Victoria 2021
The Dramatic Traveler’s Journal: Legacies and Illuminations
Dr Susan DavisDr Susan Davis Keynote Presentation, Drama Queensland State Conference 2024
The Politics of Art / The Art of Politics
Dr Sandra GattenhofThis article was published in Drama Queensland Says MOSAIC, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 38.
UNESCO International Arts Education Week 2015 Info Pack
World Alliance for Arts EducationTheme: Arts Education for Sustainable Development
Walk in my Shoes – Poetry in Motion and Are you Ready for the Quest?
Marthy Watson & Joan CassidyJunior Curriculum: Pre-texts launch a dramatic world in two junior drama units.
What’s Love Got To Do With It?
Dr Rachael JacobsAssessment Experiences in Senior Secondary Drama
This article was published in Drama Queensland Says FORTY AND FABULOUS, Journal of Queensland Drama Educators, Volume 40, 2017.
Year 8/9 Unit: Sounds Funny
This section of the unit flows on from a physical comedy unit, in which the conventions of comedy have been unpacked and explored.
Year 9 Drama Acting Boot Camp
Charlene McMenaminAs part of a semester-long unit exploring ‘the work that actors do’.