Encouraging Your Child's Imagination

Dr. Carol E. Bouzoukis is a Child Drama Specialist with twenty-five years of experience encouraging children's creativity. Dr. Bouzoukis holds a Ph.D. from New York University in Educational Theatre and Dramatherapy. She earned a Master of Fine Arts from the University of North Carolina. She is the Executive Director and Founder of Child Drama Workshops, Ltd., an interactive theatre arts enrichment program for children ages three to nine. She also maintains a private psychotherapy practice, Play Therapy Delaware, specializing in Play Therapy and Dramatherapy for children. Her first book, Pediatric Dramatherapy: They Couldn't Run So They Learned to Fly, earned international recognition.

Foreword by Maria LaRosa
Acknowledgments

Introduction: Imagination is the Key

Chapter 1: The Story Drama Method
Chapter 2: The Wolf and the Seven Kids
Chapter 3: The Gingerbread Man
Chapter 4: Little Red Riding Hood
Chapter 5: The Boy Who Cried Wolf
Chapter 6: Jack and the Beanstalk
Chapter 7: The Lion and the Mouse
Chapter 8: Hansel and Gretel
Chapter 9: The Three Little Pigs
Chapter 10: The Pot That Would Not Stop Boiling
Chapter 11: Imagination: Practice for Living

Appendix A: Suggested Stories for the Story Drama Method
Appendix B: Accessories/Props
Appendix C: Theater Games and Warm-ups
Appendix D: Drama with Special-Needs Children

Bibliography
Further Reading
Index
About the Author