ARTP 1005
Creative Dramatics for Children ((4 Credits))
Empire State University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Creative Dramatics is an integrative process that develops imaginative thought and creative expression in children. Through the use of movement, pantomime, improvisation, story dramatization and group discussion, children acquire language and communication skills, social awareness, problem-solving abilities, self-concept enhancement, and an understanding of theatre. Rather than an attempt to create professional child actors, the goal of Creative Drama is to guide a child to self-fulfillment through the process of theatre techniques. After analyzing the work of theorists in the field, students will learn to create and implement drama exercises for the classroom and foster an environment where youngsters can feel comfortable to work creatively and think critically.
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