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Materials:
- uniforms, suits or ties
- note pads
- badges
- magnifying glass
- hand-held tape recorder
- ink pad for finger prints
- briefcase
- file folders
- typewriter
- cases to solve
Directions:
- Prop boxes are items grouped together by a theme to allow children to pretend. They can be used as specific activities or put out during free time.
- The materials listed above are merely suggestions. You may come up with additional ideas and leave some of these materials out.
- The boxes that hold 10 reams of computer paper/typing paper are a nice size for prop boxes. They can be covered with nice contact paper to make them more attractive.
- You might also consider a creative way of putting all the prop box materials into something that fits the theme. For example, a camping prop box might go in a backpack; a travel prop box could go in a suitcase.
Source(s): 100 Drama Activities for Kids (activity A5)
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