Seven cards that provide different drama scenarios.
Ask students to get in groups of 3-4. Give them different scenarios and in their groups they need to depict the scenario in a freeze frame.
Give them time to organize their scene and then start counting down from five. They are not allowed to move after you have finished counting down.
Make a game by only telling the group what scenario they need to depict and then let the other students guess what it is.
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