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Mood, Audience, Rhythm and Timing, Language,  Contrast, Tension/conflict, Form/structure, Time & Place, Symbol, Space, Focus, Character, Convention

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This was when I asked you to find two cartoon characters to compare their voices. Finding two contrasting characters and explain how the character's voice helps to convey their personality. Their is a PADLET LINK to your character study on Google Classroom

PITCH, VOLUME, TEXTURE, TEMPO

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One person has to answer with a a given word e.g 'bananas' or 'sausages' and the group has to ask silly questions. Think about why we play this game - what did it help the person in the centre to do?

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Small groups - 1, 2, 3 and then you have to say the same thing. Think of why we did this - what was the purpose

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We played this week. 4 passengers, 1 bus driver, cards with emotions on. Act in that particular way. Audience guesses what's on the card.

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START A SENTENCE WITH THE LAST LETTER OF THE PREVIOUS PERSON'S SENTENCE.

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START A SENTENCE WITH THE LAST LETTER OF THE PREVIOUS PERSON'S SENTENCE.

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The video you had for home learning

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Object in the centre of the circle (e.g banana). Player changes the meaning of the object by using it in a different way. Audience guesses.

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In a circle, picking one word/phrase and changing the emotion as the words is passed around.