Voice and Movement Activity - Drama Warm-Ups for Face, Body, and Voice - Grades 4-6
Looking for a ready-to-go drama warm-up that builds character expression without scripts or pressure? This printable Voice and Movement Activity helps students explore how actors use their face, body, and voice to bring characters to life—one tool at a time.
With 36 fun, flexible prompt cards plus a complete teacher guide, this low-prep resource is perfect for Grades 4–6 drama classes, SEL lessons, or performance-based warm-ups. Students will stretch their creativity, practice acting techniques, and gain expressive confidence—without ever needing to be “on stage” alone.
Whether you're kicking off the school year, warming up for improv, or filling a substitute lesson plan, this resource will have your students laughing, moving, and fully engaged.
Looking for a ready-to-go drama warm-up that builds character expression without scripts or pressure? This printable Voice and Movement Activity helps students explore how actors use their face, body, and voice to bring characters to life—one tool at a time.
With 36 fun, flexible prompt cards plus a complete teacher guide, this low-prep resource is perfect for Grades 4–6 drama classes, SEL lessons, or performance-based warm-ups. Students will stretch their creativity, practice acting techniques, and gain expressive confidence—without ever needing to be “on stage” alone.
Whether you're kicking off the school year, warming up for improv, or filling a substitute lesson plan, this resource will have your students laughing, moving, and fully engaged.
Looking for a ready-to-go drama warm-up that builds character expression without scripts or pressure? This printable Voice and Movement Activity helps students explore how actors use their face, body, and voice to bring characters to life—one tool at a time.
With 36 fun, flexible prompt cards plus a complete teacher guide, this low-prep resource is perfect for Grades 4–6 drama classes, SEL lessons, or performance-based warm-ups. Students will stretch their creativity, practice acting techniques, and gain expressive confidence—without ever needing to be “on stage” alone.
Whether you're kicking off the school year, warming up for improv, or filling a substitute lesson plan, this resource will have your students laughing, moving, and fully engaged.
Why Teachers Love It:
No-prep, easy to reuse again and again
Clear instructions and group format keep pressure low
Works across skill levels and class formats
Easily bridges into improv, monologues, or scene work
Perfect For:
First-week drama lessons
Daily or weekly warm-ups
Filler games or Fun Fridays
SEL and creative expression units
Building confidence in shy performers
Upper elementary theater programs (Grades 4–6)
What’s Included:
36 printable prompt cards in 3 decks:
▪️ Face Prompts (facial expression + small gestures)
▪️ Movement Prompts (walking, posture, gesture)
▪️ Voice Prompts (spoken aloud together as a class)Full Teacher Guide with lesson outline, pacing, and modifications
Printable Exit Ticket Reflection
Optional Character Voice and Movement Worksheet for analysis of well-known characters
Why Your Students Will Love It:
They get to explore characters without the pressure of memorizing or performing alone
The activities are fun, fast-paced, and feel like a game
Everyone participates together—no one’s in the spotlight alone
Prompts are silly, expressive, and perfect for letting loose
They’ll start to feel more confident using their face, body, and voice to act
It’s a safe way to be bold, creative, and maybe even a little ridiculous—in the best way!
