This pamphlet is practically a sequel of The Dramatic Instinct in Children, one of the units in the _American Home Series_. The two should be studied together. Children are naturally dramatic in giving expression to their ideas and convictions. But they need guidance in order that this inborn capacity for forcefulness, vividness, or charm may be realized. Supervised practice in controlling the imagination is no less important than is that of controlling impulses. To play a part in a little homemade drama or pageant helps the child to find his place and to do his part in the world’s work--and play. This pamphlet seeks to answer the question: _How?_ as its companion undertakes to show _what_ …
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