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C.R.O.W. is an easy to remember acronym for Character, Relationship, Objective, Where/When. This video teaches clever and unique ways to use CROW in the drama classroom, rehearsal, and across the curriculum.
Every good play, story, or movie contains the four elements of CROW. (Character, Relationship, Objective, Where/When) This video provides fun ways to introduce this simple framework to students of all ages. Explore specific examples and activities to use in your drama classroom, at rehearsal and even across the curriculum in areas like social studies, literature, or science.
C=Who are the CHARACTERS in a scene?
R=What is the RELATIONSHIP between characters?
O=What do the characters want, or what is their OBJECTIVE?
W=What is the setting or the WHERE/WHEN of the story?
