Updated: 01 Jul 2021
A poster that explains the dramatic element of movement.
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Years: 3 - 7
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A poster that explains the dramatic element of movement.
This educational poster is useful for students who are studying the elements of drama, as well as those who are learning the basics of theatre and performance skills.
Movement
Movement refers to how we can use our body to communicate a character, a feeling or an idea.
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