Develops non-verbal communication skills : Mime requires children to use their bodies and facial expressions to convey ideas, emotions and actions.

It encourages creativity : Mime allows children to use their imaginations to create characters, stories and environments. It encourages them to think outside the box.

It fosters collaborations and teamwork : This helps children learn to collaborate and communicate effectively with others and to work towards a common goal.

It promotes self-expression : Mime allows children to express themselves in a unique and creative way, without the constraints of language or written words. it can help boost their confidence and self-esteem.

It improves physical coordination and control : Mime requires children to use their bodies in precise and controlled ways, which can help improve their physical coordination and control.