Abstract
This paper aims to exemplify nine types of drama activities that can be used in foreign language classrooms. Drama can be integrated into all foreign language classrooms effectively to achieve communicative purposes by integrating the four basic language skills, the lexis, and grammar structures. In this presentation, providing the teachers of English with nine types of drama activities (drama and language games, role play, improvisation, simulation, mime, skits, frozen image building, scriptwriting, and reader's theatre) compiled from a range of resources, benefits of implementing drama activities are emphasized. Regarding the criteria that should be used during the implementation of drama activities, challenges of implementing drama activities into foreign language classrooms will be shared.
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