SubjectNest · original Drama W9–10

One prop, your storyFoundation Drama · T1 W9–10 · Interactive activity

What could it become? Choose one idea, then play, draw or direct your own tiny moment. This is a scene proposal, not enacted drama.

Your tiny scene proposal

Card → pretend map · explorer points · invented hill. What could happen?

Read this scene in words

UNENACTED PLAN. Ordinary blank card lies flat on a proposed stable tabletop at right. Imagined meaning: pretend map. Invented explorer at an invented hill; proposed action: points above the prop. The left figure has a drawn pointing pose; text supplies the role and intended meaning, not an observed performance. No actual physical prop, child/adult enactment, real feeling or audience reading is supplied.

Try one choice

My ordinary propIn my story it is...One role / action clueMy imagined place

Proposal ready. Nothing saved.

Make your scene without this screen

JavaScript is off. This is one original proposed scene, not an actual performer. Choose an imagined ordinary prop, story meaning, role/place and one action. Draw, sign/AAC or direct an adult with agreement. Paper/sign/AAC routes are complete; no controls needed. Actual artifact retains child authorship with support; described play remains UNENACTED, words-only PLAN ONLY.

For tiny play and grown-ups

One gesture, a pause or a quiet idea is enough. Choose one control at a time. Your own prop meaning, role, action and place may be different from these suggestions; no prescribed arrangement, pattern or emotion. No artist statement card needed.

Actual prop only if broad, familiar and already approved locally. It stays tabletop: no head/face/body, tying, climbing, containers, food, real tool/equipment or costume use. A pretend map is not a real route. Direct/draw/no-contact routes complete; no voice, sound, touch, performer or audience forced.

The screen is actual original computer graphics with proposed scene words, not a recorded/performed event. Child’s own devised drawing/script/director-created artifact is real work; actual adult enactment is adult contribution, not child physical action. Record actual child play only if it occurs. A drawn pose cannot show real motion, voice or feeling.

Intended meaning is not a real viewer’s reading. Keep privately or ask a freely willing viewer; actual audience NOT OBSERVED here. No personal story, name, photo, audio, upload or score. Closing or reloading clears choices. Nothing is stored or sent outside.