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Mirror Speaking Theater Game for Kids
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The Music Theater Game for Kids
The Physical Theater Game for Kids
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"Okay we’re back and we are going to continue now with our theater games for kids and we are going to continue also with this mirror exercise. So far we have demonstrated physical duplications so in other words Haley did the same physical movements that I did and then we demonstrated facial expressions. Now we are going to move on to speaking so Haley is going to try to say exactly what I say as I am saying it. Hi. Hi. How are you? I’m fine. You are? Oh my goodness. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. I am mad. I am mad. I am really mad. I am really mad. Oh, no I’m not. Oh, no I’m not. I’m shy. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Good."
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