Improv is short for improvisational theatre, which is a sector of theatre where the scenes are made up on the spot. Applied Improv focuses on the process of the art making rather than the product. Studies show that Applied Improv increases cognitive development, social skills, communication skills and emotion regulation. Students also learn self-advocacy, collaboration, trust, teamwork, self-awareness, and environmental awareness. In applied improv it is okay to make a mistake, we laugh it off and move on. What a great concept for life. In this book you will have a clear understanding of the fundamentals of improv. In this book, there are over 85 improv games and role plays that can be used in one on one and group settings with suggested goals and behavior charts.