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G5 Sophia Joelle Exhibition Survey Summary (1)

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Theatre in education provides a safe learning environment for children and young people where they are able to think about the issues raised and examine the consequences of actions for themselves.

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Theatre in education provides a safe learning environment for children and young people where they are able to think about the issues raised and examine the consequences of actions for themselves.

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Sophia: Animated video showing the results of the survey on people's attitude to  theatre and education.

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https://theatreanddance.appstate.edu/students/prospective-students/25-life-skills-learned-theatre

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Theatre students develop the skills to learn faster. They have many lines to learn and short deadlines. They have to find a way to memorize fast.  For example: you get your script and you have two days to memorise it before the next rehearsal time.

Actors learn special tricks to memorise lines faster. For example, recording themselves, rehearsing with a friend, walking up and down, learning early morning and before going to sleep.

Les étudiants au théâtre développent des compétences nécessaires pour apprendre plus rapidement. Ils ont de nombreuses lignes à apprendre et des délais assez courts. Ils doivent trouver un moyen de mémoriser rapidement avant les prochaines répétitions.

Les acteurs apprennent des astuces spéciales pour mémoriser plus rapidement les lignes. Par exemple, s'enregistrer, répéter avec un ami, monter et descendre, apprendre tôt le matin et avant d'aller dormir

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How does theatre encourage independence? Sophia

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How does theatre encourage independence? Sophia

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Even though you need to work as a team in theatre you also need to learn the skill of being independent. You may need to work independently to help with costumes, stage decorations and props for the show. Most importantly, you need to be independent to learn your script on your own!

Même si on travaille très souvent en équipe  dans une troupe de théâtre, les acteurs apprennent aussi a être plus indépendant. Par exemple, le directeur peut partager les tâches pour les costumes, les décorations de la scène et les accessoires pour le spectacle. Plus important encore, il faut être assez indépendant pour mémoriser les lignes tout seul!

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Theatre takes an important role in education and is an opportunity for young people to come together.

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Our names are Joelle and Sophia and for our grade 5 exhibition, we chose to work on proving how having theater in schools enhances our education!

When we say theater in this presentation, we are talking about the collaborative form of performing art that uses live performers, in our case students, to present the experience of a real or imagined event in front of a live audience or other students.

We want everyone to be as excited about productions as we are so we hope that you are able to use this site to have some fun and understand why theater in SISD is so important.

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Our names are Joelle and Sophia and for our grade 5 exhibition, we chose to work on proving how having theater in schools enhances our education! When we say theater in this presentation, we are talking about the collaborative form of performing art that uses live performers, in our case students, to present the experience of a real or imagined event in front of a live audience or other students.

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How does theatre improve confidence?

Repetitive practice, memorizing the lines and the support of the theatre team helps build confidence over time and slowly releases fear and inhibitions around public speaking. Working in a group is also very supportive and encouraging. Teachers, other actors, parents, friends, form a great support system that builds confidence.
As the curtains open, acting the part allows you to let go of
fear and be less self-conscious, the actor becomes the role he or she is
playing. Theatre is liberating.
Acting in front of an audience after all that hard work gives
everyone in the play a sense of pride and achievement.

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In theatre self-discipline is very important because you are part of a team. People rely on each other and everyone needs to have the discipline to respect deadlines. When one person does not show their commitment to their work, they will make the other team mates fall back.

Role play in theatre needs you to control yourself and your feelings. You need to have the discipline to stay focused on your part and be present. In theatre you need to memorize many lines and you need to be committed to do so.  For younger children, this self-discipline may be more difficult because it takes away from their playtime.

Au théâtre, l'autodiscipline est très importante parce qu’on travaille en équipe. Les gens comptent les uns sur les autres et chacun doit avoir la discipline de respecter les temps. Lorsqu'une personne ne montre pas son engagement envers son travail, elle fera reculer toute l’equipe.

Le jeu de rôle dans le théâtre a besoin d’une maitrise de soi et des emotions. Il faut developer une discipline pour rester concentré sur le rôle et être présent. La memorisation de lignes demande une grande discipline. Pour les jeunes enfants, cette engagement peut être plus difficile car elle les éloigne de leur temps de jeu.

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1) Banging your head against a wall for one hour burns 150 calories.

2) In Switzerland, it is illegal to own just one guinea pig.

3) Pteronophobia is the fear of being tickled by feathers.

4)Snakes can sense sn earthquake from 75 miles away 5 days before it happens.

5)A flock of crows is known as a murder.

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What is Leadership?

How does being involved in theater develop leadership skills!

Being involved in theater can help you develop leadership skills.

HOW: When you participate in theater you watch the director guide people how to act out the play. This gives you the confidence to be able to help correct someone if they did need help. Maybe they forgot their lines or they don’t know where to stand. There are many ways that participants in theater, even if they have a small part, can work together to bring every member of the play together to perform the main goal. This act, builds leadership in yourself to know that you don’t have to be the director, or have a big part in order to be a leader and help.

You can use this skill, in your daily life. You don’t have to be an adult to help, or the teacher to help, or the parent to help because there are no small parts, only small actors.

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We gain perspective of theater in education from our classmates through a peer survey.

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Here is our interview with Mr. Findlay, Mme. Houria and Mr. Nolan about theater in schools.

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Educational Importance of Theater in Schools

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Why study Theatre? ... Theatre helps you express yourself, helps you tell the stories your of your life and the lives of others. It helps you create meaning through personal narratives. Theatre influences the way we think and feel about our own lives, forcing us to examine ourselves, our values, our behavior.

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The theatre, dance and other performing arts can teach people how to express themselves effectively, and can also be a tool through which people with disabilities can communicate. ... In addition to teaching self-expression, the performing arts help society as a whole in self-knowledge and understanding

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The theatre, dance and other performing arts can teach people how to express themselves effectively, and can also be a tool through which people with disabilities can communicate. ... In addition to teaching self-expression, the performing arts help society as a whole in self-knowledge and understanding

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Theatre or theater is a collaborative form of performing art that uses live performers, typically actors or actresses, to present the experience of a real or imagined event before a live audience in a specific place, often a stage

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Theatre or theater is a collaborative form of performing art that uses live performers, typically actors or actresses, to present the experience of a real or imagined event before a live audience in a specific place, often a stage

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Theatre helps many students to develop confidence essential for clear, lucid and thoughtful speaking. You learn how to be comfortable while speaking in front of large audiences while acting on stage. You also learn oral communication skills in an acting institute.

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Theatre helps many students to develop confidence essential for clear, lucid and thoughtful speaking. You learn how to be comfortable while speaking in front of large audiences while acting on stage. You also learn oral communication skills in an acting institute.

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If you want to learn more about theatre cheak this web
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theatre

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How can Theatre be used to help in social situations? (adaption)

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How can Theatre be used to help in social situations? (adaption)

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You can make videos to teach people how to wash thier hands during corona virus.

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Shakespeare began his career not long after the first public playhouses were established in London. His earliest plays were given at the Theatre, an open-air playhouse in Shoreditch. Many of his plays were written for the Globe, rebuilt from the timbers of the Theatre on Bankside. A number of Shakespeare’s later plays were created for the very different surroundings of the indoor playhouse at Blackfriars.

Shakespeare, a player as well as a dramatist, belonged to a company of players. His company, the Lord Chamberlain’s Men (from 1603 the King’s Men) competed with others, notably the Admiral’s Men, for audiences. Like most leading players, Shakespeare was a sharer in his company and was able to enjoy its profits. He also had to suffer its losses - for example, when the first Globe burnt down in 1613. His plays were created with his company’s players in mind. Such players as the tragedian Richard Burbage and clowns like William Kemp influenced the roles within Shakespeare’s plays.

Shakespeare’s theatre came to an end in 1642. In that year, on the eve of the Civil War, all the playhouses were closed by order of Parliament. Those which were still structurally sound were either converted into dwellings, or demolished so that their timbers could be reused elsewhere. The players could no longer perform their plays in public.

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if you wan to learn you can go to this link with videos and much jmore things
https://www.knowitall.org/series/theater

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did you know that theatre in Greek is called "theatron" and it means "a place of seeing"

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Drama activities can improve and help to maintain social and language skills of students with learning disabilities and remedial readers . Improvisational drama contributes to improved reading achievement and attitude in disadvantaged students

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Drama activities can improve and help to maintain social and language skills of students with learning disabilities and remedial readers . Improvisational drama contributes to improved reading achievement and attitude in disadvantaged students

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how theatre connects children with the community-
comment le théâtre relie les enfants à la communauté

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quel est l'effet du théâtre sur les enfants - what is the effect theatre has on children

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here is a link if you just want to learn on how people cry on command,how to handle stage fright and many othe fun things
https://youtu.be/K49b5zPonGY

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here is a bunch of places to learn theatre if you are interestide in going to do theatre
DRAMA SCENE

StepUp Academy
Diverse Choreography

Sima Performing Arts
and there is much more places you could go to if you are interested in doing theatre

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please don't think that if you are a boy or if you are a girl that you can't do theatre every one can do theatre even yo uso look at so of these places to learn theatre and maby if you live in the area you can go there and get lost in the wonders of theatre.

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theatre can help kids with a lot of thing and if you go to the other slides you can see how theatre can help your kids/kid

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here are some reasons why theatre is important

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here is a link on how can theatre can change children's attitude

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here is a link on how can theatre can change children's attitude

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https://www.aate.com/benefits-of-theatre-ed

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How does being involved in theater develop Motivation & Commitment!

Being involved in theater can help with motivation & commitment.

How: Most kids don’t like tests. Theater can help with motivation in the classroom by changing the way children share their knowledge of a subject. For example, in fourth grade, we studied explorers. We were asked to choose an explorer and learn about their lives and what they explored. We were asked to come to school dressed up like the explorer we chose and to answer questions from the parents as if we were the explorers. It was a very fun project and I still remember all about my explorer today.

This exercise taught me about commitment because it was a fun way to learn about a female explorer. I became committed to learning everything I could in case a parent asked me a question, I wanted to be able to answer every possible question someone would ask me.

Also, Theater can help with commitment because if you have a part in a play and just quit, the production will not be able to continue so it teaches children to not quit because they will just ruin it for everyone.

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https://youtu.be/soZB_zTstDc

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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/theatre/school-of-rock-the-musical/childrens-theatre-shows/

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Children who attend live theater have shown greater tolerance of different people and ideas, as well as increased empathy for others. They show a better understanding of reading materials. they view social studies concepts in a new light as history comes alive in front of their eyes

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PATIENCE. Bringing your child to a theatre for the first time may be a challenging experience. Children may not realize how different live theatre is from sitting in front of a TV or even the movie screen. Watching television has become an extremely popular form of entertainment for children. Because of how frequently children watch TV, they are not used to focusing on one thing for an hour and a half. Theatre helps children adjust to not seeing a new image every 3-4 seconds, and to realize that something can be entertaining and engaging without a constant change of scenery. They will learn how to sit quietly, respect others, and pay attention.
https://www.orlandorep.com/kids-need-theatre/

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https://youtu.be/iVYfKVXWYEE

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Traditionally: 'Theatre in Education (TiE) is a process that uses interactive theatre/drama practices to help aid the educational process. ... Gibber have devised effective TIE since 1997 by combining live theatre, multimedia and interactive activities that are age appropriate, relevant and credible with a target audience.

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What can we learn from theatre? - Quora
Theatre helps many students to develop confidence essential for clear, lucid and thoughtful speaking. You learn how to be comfortable while speaking in front of large audiences while acting on stage. You also learn oral communication skills in an acting institute.

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https://www.orlandorep.com/kids-need-theatre/
here are so things that children learn in theatre

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Theatre is a safe way to expose kids to difficult situations and show them firsthand how to handle these situations. COMMUNICATION. Theatre exposes young people to new vocabulary and ways of communicating. Through the arts of dance, acting, and music, children learn how to communicate in a variety of unique ways.

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Theatre is a safe way to expose kids to difficult situations and show them firsthand how to handle these situations. COMMUNICATION. Theatre exposes young people to new vocabulary and ways of communicating. Through the arts of dance, acting, and music, children learn how to communicate in a variety of unique ways.

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questions for mr findlay and mr nolan (reflection)

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questions for mr findlay and mr nolan (reflection)

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1]what skills do children learn from particapating in theatre
2]how many prductions have been done at SISD
3]what theams do you use to create a prduction that ties into what we learn in class
4]how do you feel production enhance our education
5]how does theater enhance our education skills
6]what inspired you to do theatre in our school

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how we can learn from theatre-

comment apprendre du théâtre

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https://youtu.be/TnUH4WILTxY

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how does theatre create responsibility in students

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what is the effect that theatre has
on children's education

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how do students experience education in theatre

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how does theatre  affect children's attitude  towards education

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how is theatre used in our school

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how can theatre adapt to education

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Steps for Washing our Hands Skit (adaption)

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Steps for Washing our Hands Skit (adaption)

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https://www.lifebuoyarabia.com/sa/en/hygiene/tips-and-advice.html

1]water and soap
2]rubb your hands together
3]between the fingers
4]thumbs and back of hands
5]don't forget your wrists
6]sing happy birthday twice
7]rinse
8]dry on a clean towel

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How is theatre used in the workforce to help train employees
-role play activities with a group to help familiarize situatiosn with clients
-scripts for phone calls
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1]classical acting
2]the chekhov acting technique
3]method acting
4]meisner acting technique
5]practical aesthetic acting technique

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Proscenium Stages
Thrust Stages
Theatre in the Round
Arena Theatres
Black Box or Studio Theatres
Platform Stages
Hippodromes
Open Air Theatres

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to respect each other
to be open minded
to be thinkers
to be communicators

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Jerry Sienfield : 1 Billion - Bee Movie
Shah Rukh Khan : 750 Million - ??
Tyler Perry : 750 Million - ??
Tom Cruise : 550 Million - Mission Impossible
Shakespere : 600 Million - Romeo and Juliet
Dwayne Johnson 89.4 Million - Moana
Brad Pitt: 31.5 Million - ??
Robert Downey Jr : 300 Million - Iron Man

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Theatre helps to teach self expression
Theatre helps children to develop creativity
Theatre helps communities learn about themselves
Theater can be used to teach communities about current conditions (example, skits on how to wash your hand for Corona virus)

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Life Skills Learned Through Theater (perspective)

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Life Skills Learned Through Theater (perspective)

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https://theatreanddance.appstate.edu/students/prospective-students/25-life-skills-learned-theatre
Public Speaking and Oral Communication : Theater teaches children to be compfrtable in front of a crowd and to deliver a clear and confident message
Creative Problem Solving: being in theater is a team effort, from delivering a play, to buiding a set, kids must work together to solve promblems.
Motivation and Commitment : Being in theater with classmates, created a team and every persom must commit and be motivated to complete the play. These traits are important in every aspet of your life.
A Heatlhy Self Image: theater builds your personal self image to realize that no person in a play is unimportant. We must all carry out tasks and everyone is valuable.

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https://youtu.be/hqI_vdqbEOw
watch this video of theatre

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play along

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how do you learn from theatre

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Additionally, characters from historic time periods give viewers a chance to learn about events and people from the past. Not only is it important to learn about different kinds of people and aspects of life, but these shows also give a glimpse into other people’s lives. Theatre allows you to step into someone else’s shoes and see life from their point of view. This teaches young people lessons of empathy and cultural relativity.

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comment est-ce que le théâtre affecte l'apprentissage?

quelles compétences les enfants apprennent-ils du théâtre?

quels thèmes proposez-vous dans nos pieces de théâtre?

comment le théâtre aide-t-il les enfants à apprendre?

Qu'est-ce qui vous a inspiré pour faire du théâtre avec nous?

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what is the effect that theatre has on children's education-

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1) what do children learn from participating  in theatre?
they learn to cooperate  with each other.
2) how do you learn from theatre?
they said that it helps with your language and your research skills.
3)  how many productions did we do?
we did 7 productions and 3 small shows.

4) how does the  themes in the production relate to our education? they base it on what is happening around  the school.

5)what inspired them to do theatre in our school.
they where both

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1-Superman didn't always fly
2-Cows kill more people than sharks do
3- Space smells like seared steak
4- Kids ask 300 questions a day - 1 question every 2.1/2 minutes
5- Theatre started 2,600 years ago in Ancient Greece
6-Shakespear wrote 38 plays and 154 sonnets
7- Avocado is a fruit
8- Bees sometimes sting other bees
9-Shakespear invented 1700 english words
10- To be or not to be, that is the question?
11- The Sixth Sick Sheik's Sixth Sheep's Skin - toughest english tongue twister
12- It is impossible to lick your own elbow
13- There are 31,556,926 seconds in a year
14- Some fish cough
15- You need peanuts to make dynamite
16- Owls can't move their eyeballs
17- You cannot talk and inhale/exhale at the same time
18-Birds cannot swallow without in space without gravity
19- A cat has 32 muscles in each ear

List of emotions/ situations:
Scared
Excited
Shy
Nervous
Fascinated
Anxious
Worried
Frustrated
Happy
Angry
Hangry