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Stimulus Images for Drama: Fantasy

ByJustin Cash Updated Classroom Activities, Fun, Genres and Styles, Junior Drama
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If you’re exploring the fantasy genre in the drama classroom, here’s a suite of images that can be used as a stimulus for brainstorming characters, group improvisations, solo performances where a character inhabits the world of the picture, etc. Enjoy!

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    13 Comments

    1. Hi Justin,
      Your stimulus images are wonderful.
      Would you be able to email them to me to use in my classes next year?
      Thanks a million

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      1. Justin Cash says:

        Of course, Krysta. Thanks for the compliment. Sent!

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    2. Could you identify the source for the image with the best in the forest with the ‘boy’ with his back to the camera?
      I am interested in using it a source but need to know its origins , can you help ?

      Reply

    3. Hi there,
      These images are great – please could I also be emailed them if possible?
      Many thanks

      Reply
    4. Desmond Hickey says:

      Hi

      Please share,

      Best,

      Dessie

      Reply

    5. Hi there, these images look perfect for an activity I’m thinking about in my classroom. Are you able to email them to me?

      Reply
      1. Justin Cash says:

        In your inbox, Chloe. Enjoy! – Justin

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    6. Ruth Ann Roazario says:

      Am a drama teacher these pic are lovely, I am not able to print out the picture can you please may me [email protected]
      thank you
      Ruth

      Reply
      1. Justin Cash says:

        Hi Ruth, these pictures are now in your inbox. So sorry for the delay. – Justin

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        1. Justin Cash says:

          Ruth, email address supplied is not working 🙁

          Reply
    7. Chanda Khaturia says:

      Im a drama teacher in India and am constantly looking for images to set the imagination of my students rolling. These pictures are brilliant and I cannot wait to use them in my classroom. Please can you email them to me for download. Thanks in advance

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    8. Megan Davies says:

      Hi Justin,

      Are you able to email through the Fantasy pics so l can print them off? Thank you for the email on Monday you sent through with the other categories.
      My Yr 12 class loved uses them as a warm up.
      Megan

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