You are going to love these prompts for improvisational scene work! There are 28 situations for younger students and 32 situations for older students. Use this as a way to: teach the rules of improv; practice character work; leave an exciting, fun lesson for a substitute.
The tutorial includes:
- Three different ways to use the prompts
- Lists of scene starters all on one page
- Scene starters laid out four to a page, ready to print and cut apart
- Two examples of original monologues based on the scene starters
- Instructions for creating scripted scenes
Examples of situations for younger students:
A cobra and a tiger argue over who is more dangerous.
One friend tries to convince another to run away and join the circus.
Examples of situations for older students:
Two hobos make up fictitious big plans for their future.
A very busy homeowner is interrupted by a persistent vacuum cleaner salesper
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