Drama Unit Tom Sawyer Study Guide Vocabulary Word Wall Mark Twain
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Looking for something which works well every time? Mark Twain's classic novel, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is an excellent story for our middle grade students to study. Here is study guide for the play version of the book. Questions for a read-aloud are included as well as questions to study the play from a theatrical perspective.
Playwright, Tim Kelley was a prolific playwright and this script is a perfect example of his body of work. His plays are especially suited for middle grade students.
To purchase the version of the play which this study guide was created from, go to Dramatic Publishing's Tom Sawyer
The teacher will need copies of the play if you are going to use it as a study guide.
This product includes:
- A Letter to the Teacher
- Short Bio. on Mark Twain
- Information about the novel, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
- Procedure
- Warm Up Exercise
- Teacher's Script--What I say and How I say it!
- Discussion Questions from a Theatrical Perspective
- Discussion Questions for a Class Read-Aloud
- Theater Vocabulary Words--34 In Total
- Theater Words Definitions
- Source Page
Take this even further and study set design with the play. Tom Sawyer Set Design Unit
HOW DO I USE THIS IN MY CLASSROOM? My advice is to order the scripts now so you are prepared ahead of time--by two weeks. Students in a drama class need to read plays and the best way to engage them is by reading aloud. Ask for volunteers to read until everyone feels confident in taking a turn. You will be surprised at how quickly they catch on to how to read a script. By day two, they'll be hooked!
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