Pantomime is the art of conveying a story through bodily movement without words. It uses gestures, facial expressions, and actions to communicate. Some advantages of pantomime include engaging students, developing communication and focus skills, and serving as a warm-up. Disadvantages include needing willingness from the group and potential dependence on one member. When using pantomime, teachers should focus on details, provide direction, relate it to goals, and ensure student engagement.

1. Pantomime
By:
Cheryl Ann P. Guillemer
BSEd II-A

2. • Is the “art of conveying a story through
bodily movement only". (Webster's new
collegiate dictionary).
• It may be done with the help of
gestures and facial expressions and
also trough actions.
• is basically acting without words and
communicating with your body.

3. What are the Advantages?
• The students engage to perform in the class.
• Students gain communication skills, self
control, build listening skills, practice focus,
learn economy of movement.
• It is a good warm-up for the students.
• This is a great tool for visual learners.
• Concentration and teamwork of the students.

4. What are the Disadvantages?
• willingness and trust of group
necessary.
• Other members of the group might
depend to only one member doing their
activity.

5. Using pantomime:
• Pantomime encourages imagination
and a deep understanding of stories
and concepts to students.
• Pantomime also gives children a
chance to explore their bodies and
creative movement.

6. Guidelines:
• In teaching, we need to focus on each
little bit detailed and help the students
to show or perform the activity.
• Need to provide direction and purpose.
• Relate method to relevant goals.
• The students activeness and interest to
the lesson.

7. The aims:
The students will recall and describe
three elements of performance:
1. movement
2. acting
3.character using appropriate
terminology.

8. Thank you
and God bless!!!