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1 Education Par Excellence Campion School Acting out 23 rd July, 2015 Using drama in language classroom is a way to engage students in a creative, active and confidence building group activity. Each time students prepare for and perform a drama they will be more comfortable and excited. Performing dramas increases creativity, confidence, ability to perform and speak in public, English language confidence, ability to memorize, and makes learning fun!

2 Education Par Excellence Campion School Grade I – About People by Ms. Sarita Gurung, English teacher

3 Education Par Excellence Campion School Grade II – Grace is calling her friends by Ms. Sarita Gurung, English teacher

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