Unison

Cumulative

line around

Refrain

antiphon solo lines

TYPES HISTORY

A group of perfomers to orally interpret,memorise and perform

Considered as quite oldfashioned in the UK

DEFINITION

Language proficiency

CHORAL SPEAKING
PURPOSE

Develop comprehension skills

Building cooperation

Develop emotional engagement with writing

Problem solving

Learning Perfomance

Enjoy poetry and Enjoyment word play

Vocabulary building

Practisise Vocal and facial expression

use language

PAUSE

Key words and phrases by reciting them in a louder or softer voice

EMPHASISE

For a specified number of silent beats before continuing the next line or phrase

SOUND EFFECT

UNITY - Body percussion,

clap, click. - Appropriate sound effects

CHORAL SPEAKING

To remain unified at all times

TIPS AND TECHNIQUE

Especially the letter t and the ends of words

BODILY MOVEMENT ARTICULATION

ALTERNATE

Slow and fast lines, stanzas or paragraphs

Loud and soft lines

Low and high voices