Hot Seat Interview
Write questions for a character in the hot seat, then answer them as that character.
Pick a character and design their costume. Draw it and label the colors and props.
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Ask kids to explain the Why it fits line out loud: what does the costume tell the audience about the character before they say a word?
Characters with only outside traits. Ask how they act and feel.
Have two characters from different kids meet in a short improv scene.
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Write questions for a character in the hot seat, then answer them as that character.
Invent a character for a play. Give them a name, a look, a voice and a big wish, then draw them.
Sort the traits: outside traits are how a character looks, inside traits are how they act and feel.
Decide how each character walks and how they talk. Try each one out.
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