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Which subject	Drama
What topic	Nursery/ home
What length (min)	30
What age group	Preschool / Nursery
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Lesson Plan: Drama - Nursery/Home

Grade Level: Preschool/Nursery
Duration: 30 Minutes
Subject: Drama
Topic: Nursery/Home

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Objectives

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

1. Identify and enact different roles and activities within a home setting.
2. Use expressive language and gestures to convey emotions and actions.
3. Collaborate with peers to create a short group drama performance.

Materials Needed

• Props representing items found in a home (dishes, toys, furniture pieces)
• Costumes (hats, aprons, etc.)
• Space for performance (classroom area or stage)
• Optional: Music for background ambiance

Lesson Procedure

Introduction (5 Minutes)

1. Greeting: Welcome students and gather them in a circle.
2. Discussion: Ask students about their home. Prompt them with questions like:
   • What do you do at home?
   • Who do you live with?
   • What are your favorite activities at home?
3. Introduction to Drama: Explain that today they will use their imagination to act out scenes from home.

Activity 1: Role-Playing (10 Minutes)

Instructions:

1. Assign Roles: Divide the students into small groups of three to four and give each group a different home scenario to act out (e.g., cooking dinner, playing in the living room, cleaning the house).

2. Preparation: Allow groups a few minutes to discuss and plan their scene. Encourage them to think about:

   • What action they will perform
   • How they will express their feelings (happy, excited, busy)

3. Role Play: Each group will take turns performing their scene for the class, using props and costumes to enhance their performance.

Activity 2: Creative Expression (10 Minutes)

Instructions:

1. Improv Game: After all groups have presented, gather the students back in a circle.

2. Game: "Home Charades":

   • One student will come to the center and act out a typical home activity (e.g., washing dishes, reading a book).
   • The other students will guess what the activity is.

3. Encourage Expressions: Remind students to use facial expressions and gestures as they act out their activities.

Conclusion (5 Minutes)

1. Reflection: Gather students in a circle again and ask:

   • What was your favorite part of today’s activities?
   • How did it feel to act out different roles?

2. Wrap-Up: Summarize the importance of drama in expressing stories and feelings. Encourage students to practice these stories at home.

3. Closure: Thank the students for their participation and creativity. Provide positive reinforcement for their efforts.

Assessment

• Observe students during role-play for participation and enthusiasm.
• Check for understanding during the reflection discussion.

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Extensions

Encourage students to create their own short skits based on their everyday activities at home for future lessons. You might even consider setting up a “classroom home” for more interactive learning in subsequent sessions.

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This lesson plan encourages creativity, collaboration, and comprehension of home life through drama, fitting well within the framework for preschool and nursery education.