a little drama at St. Peter;s Montessori
Register Now Class starts Jan.28
Confidence building
Consent & Register For St. Peters Montessori 2025-2026
In joining this program you agree that your child maybe videotaped and be used for any promotional purpose. In consideration of the acceptance of my childs entry I do hereby for and on my behalf of myself and my heirs and legal representative release and forever discharge the District and A Little Drama and any instructors of any harm or injuries which may be suffered by me or my child in connection with A Little Drama. I covenant not to sue and agree to assume all risk associated with my participation in this program.*refunds will not be given after participation in class.
St. Peter's Montessori School
Build Confidence with A Little Drama
Get ready to have fun and extend your education!
How to Pay:
- Pay Via Venmo> Shelly Smith@alittledrama
- Send an envelope with child's name (on 1st day of Class )with Check or Cash
(Shelly Smith)
any Question call 602-518-4222 email>alittledrama1@yahoo.com
The Benefits of Theatre in Elementary School
- Self-Confidence: Taking risks in class and performing for an audience teach students to trust their ideas and abilities. This confidence will apply in nearly every aspect of their future.
- Cooperation/Collaboration: Theatre combines the creative ideas and abilities from its participates
- Imagination: In s world addicted to technology, theatre provides an outlet for making creative choices. Thinking new ideas, and interpreting the material in expressive ways that are the essence of drama
- Empathy & Tolerance: Acting roles from different situation, time periods, and cultures promotes compassion and tolerance for others
- Concentration: Playing, practicing, and performing develops a sustained focus of mind, body and voice which helps with other areas of life including school
- Communication Skills: Drama enhances verbal and nonverbal expression ideas. It improves voice projection, articulation, fluency of language, and persuasive speech.
- Problem Solving: Students learn to communicate the who, what, where, when, and why to the audience. Improvisation fosters quick-thinking solutions, which leads to greater adaptability in life
- Trust: the social interaction and risk taking in drama develop trust in self, others, and the process.
- Memory: Rehearsing and performing the words, movement, and cues strengthen this skill like a muscle
Discover the magic
Step into a world where children can soar!
Join A Little Drama and be a part of something extraordinary
For any questions email Ms. Shelly
Visit A LITTLE DRAMA FaceBook Page
