Literacy Through Drama - Queenstown Learning Centre

Saturday, Jan 7, 2017 at 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM SST

310 Margaret Drive, Queenstown Primary School, Singapore, Singapore, 149303, Singapore

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Saturday, Jan 7, 2017 at 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM SST

DAS Queenstown, 310 Margaret Drive, Singapore, Singapore, 149303, Singapore.

Module 1: Let Idioms and Phrases Do the Talking

Idioms and Phrases In this module, students will explore the use of idioms and phrases in the English Language. Through drama tools such as dialogues, tableaux, story crafting and reader’s theatre, students will learn to make meaning and apply idioms and phrases in appropriate areas of language usage. Term 1 2017 will introduce children to a host of new speech and drama skills to support their language and literacy skills further.

Dyslexia Association of Singapore

www.das.org.sg / www.dasacademy.edu.sg / www.dasint.org.sg

ABOUT DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE (DAS) Our Mission: Helping Dyslexic People Achieve Our Goal: To build a world class organisation dedicated to helping dyslexic people, those with specific learning differences and reaching out to the region. Registered in 1991, the Dyslexia Association of Singapore (DAS) is today a vibrant voluntary welfare organisation with over 240 full-time staff who provide a wide array of services for dyslexics not only in Singapore but in the region. DAS Educational Therapists, Speech and Language Therapists and Specialist Psychologists provide support for over 3,000 preschool, primary and secondary school students in 13 centres all over Singapore. Besides the main literacy programme, DAS also offers support in Mathematics, Chinese, English Exam Skills and Speech and Drama Arts. Increasingly, DAS will provide support for dyslexics who also suffer from other specific learning differences such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), dyspraxia, dyscalculia and non-verbal learning differences.

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