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Free drama internet activities
FREEBIE : Distance Learning Game : Animal Charades
Are you looking for a FREE game to play with your students for Distance Learning? I hope your students have fun playing Animal Charades! It is great for Zoom™ or Google™ Meets!I made this game to play with my students for one of our Zoom™ crew meetings and we all had so much fun! I have included:* Instructions to play virtually and in-person* 24 animal cards to play withHave Fun & Happy Teaching!-Miss Courtney KnoblaVisit my website https://engagedlittlelearners.com and join my mailing list
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PreK - 2nd
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Emergency Substitute Lesson | Technical Theater Choice Boards| FREE
FREE! Give drama students opportunities for differentiation or engaging distance learning. This choice board lesson sample provides students an opportunity to learn about designers of costume for the Broadway musical, Wicked. Excellent for gifted learners or students who need independent study or an alternative assignment. How do I use this in my classroom? A teacher could assign this lesson to be completed at home, in-class or as an independent study. Check out the Choice Board Bundle! Note:
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6th - 9th
Introduction to Magical Realism (Customizeable Google Slides)
A quick intro to the genre of "Magical Realism", suitable for middle and high school students! Five slides covering the definition, examples in literature and media, and an activity you can do with students (through chat in Zoom/Google Meets, or in person). References are included for the information and for the template, used in compliance with SlidesCarnival's policy and Creative Commons License.
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6th - 12th
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Monologue Character Analysis Video Questions
This is 10 questions dedicated to the 6 ways to analyze your character during a monologue. Works great for students who are writing a monologue or performing a pre-written one. The questions follow the video and ask about certain acting choices your students plan to make during the performance. Can be used as a sub-plan as well.
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7th - 12th
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The History of Musical Theater
Are you doing a unit on musical theater? Here is a quick, easy and fun way to introduce Musical Theater to your students, especially if you are going to be absent and need a quick lesson plan to leave for your students. The History of Musical Theater
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6th - 10th
Dramatic Play: Flower Shop
Super cheap and fun dramatic play center. I purchased the flowers, vases, and open/closed sign ALL from my local dollar store. I used this sign for my students to practice matching, number literacy, and to get familiar with money.
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PreK - 2nd
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Musical Theatre Trivia Game: 18 Questions About Broadway → No Prep Fun Activity
Bring Broadway to your class with our Broadway Musical Trivia Game! A fantastic no prep game that my students always enjoy. I have used this resource as a theatre activity, when I've had a substitute, or even when I wanted an ice breaker activity with my theatre students. Also a fantastic end of year no prep, fun activity.The ultimate no-prep resource designed exclusively for teachers to engage their students in the magical world of Broadway! Key Features:No Prep Required: Say goodbye to time-co
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Emergency Sub Plan Choreographer Camille A. Brown Bio and Assignment FREE
This distance learning lesson focuses on award winning choreographer Camille A. Brown. The student researches questions about her life, journey to Broadway, and various accolades she's received while practicing growth mindset. Finally, using a One Pager assignment, the student designs his life. This lesson takes sixty to ninety minutes to complete. #DistanceLearning#TPTATTENTION: You can now use this PDF resource to create an activity that students can complete on a device. Use the red button
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7th - 9th
Red Riding Hood Costume Design Free Drama Lesson
Part of a Bundle This free theater arts lesson is a sample of my costume design lesson and focuses on the fairy tale story of Red Riding Hood. Easy prep! The students get a taste of costume design and design their own ideas for Red Riding Hood characters. To purchase the entire lesson go to: Red Riding Hood Costume Design Lesson This produce includes:Fairy Tale Characters ListCostume Design Assignment(2) Costume Design Templates-- Male Child and Female ChildCheck out the Costume Design Bundle
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in: Drama Lessons for Grades 4 to 6
History of Theatre - Scavenger Hunt
Need a quick filler lesson for your Drama or Theatre class? Here is a one off lesson that can be used for teacher relief or just when you have a spare period before starting a new unit. Students will need access to the internet. You can have them working individually or in groups. Work can be set easily via Google Classroom if you need a distance or online lesson.Worksheet and answer sheet provided.Don't forget to check out my other one off lesson activities, and whole unit bundles in my TPT sto
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7th - 10th
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Theater Arts Lesson | Sound Design High School
This lesson on sound design is suitable for high school students and perhaps gifted middle graders. This is a sample of my complete lesson. Students learn about the process of sound design. If you are interested in the entire 8 day unit, go to: Sound Design and in a Bundle Units in Costume, Set, Sound and Stage Properties. It is available as a PDF and Google Slides. This sample includes:The History of Sound DesignThe Rationale for Teaching Sound Design How to Use Metaphor in Design This is a
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9th - 10th
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Popcorn Theatre, French Immersion, Core French, Drama
Encourage students to get rid of their inhibitions and talk freely with one another.This exercise can also be built upon. Later, students can write creative stories based upon phrases that the other students have contributed. Students can do this individually or team up to create skits to deepen various themes.
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5th - 8th
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CLOWNING AROUND - Drama and English Elementary
This is the first lesson in our unit: CLOWNING AROUND. Students fulfill common core requirements while having loads of fun! This is more than just a lesson plan, it includes a color handout, video links and is easy to customize for your personal use.
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Reading Informative
Comprehension/collaboration
Presentation
Please find CLOWNING AROUND Part 2 for the full unit which is divided in to early elementary and later elementary. The rest of the unit has plans and handouts for pantomim
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3rd - 5th
Zombie Apocalypse Debate
Kids like zombies. This debate game uses a random character generator that I created using the website perchance. Students get very random characters and argue why their character would survive a zombie apocalypse the longest. No previous debate experience is needed. Use this for a fun Halloween activity or for any down moments you may have. In order for this to work you need to be able to display an internet connected screen to the class!
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5th - 12th
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Shakespeare: Insult or Pick-Up Line Kahoot
This Kahoot is a fun pre/post-reading activity, or a good brain-break!Kahoot includes quotes from different Shakespeare plays and asks students to guess their intention, and then meaning.
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9th - 12th
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Homelessness Unit plan
Hello! As prices for homes start to skyrocket and more and more people are being forced out of homes in Vancouver, B.C. and homelessness is on the rise because of this, I think the valuable thing to do is teach students about the often tabu topic of homelessness. I have created a unit plan for my final project for my Professional Masters of Education through Queens University. For my final project, I chose to create a unit plan revolving around the topic of homelessness. This unit plan includes
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6th - 8th
Emergency Sub Plan! James Monroe Iglehart Biography and One Pager Assignment
PART OF A BUNDLE Celerating Black History Month? This low prep lesson focuses on Broadway Tony award winning actor and singer, James Monroe Iglehart. The student researches questions about his interesting life, journey to Broadway, and various accolades he's received while practicing growth mindset. Finally, using a One Pager assignment, the student designs his life. Need something for a substitute? All is needed is the internet. HOW DO I USE THIS IN MY CLASSROOM? Many teachers combine the
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7th - 9th
Also included in: Bundle Famous Theater Artist Biographies Close Reading Black Americans
FREE VIDEO LINKS to Knowledge: Jobs in the Theatre!
Included in this downloadable PDF resource are a collection of links to student-friendly videos on jobs in the theatre! Use these resources individually for your own presentations, or use the document's links as a resource for student investigation and research projects on theatre careers, etc.
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Not Grade Specific
Broadway Dynamic Duos and Perfect Pairings Scavenger Hunt
Have you noticed how “dynamic duos” and “perfect pairs” have shaped Broadway history? Teach the importance of collaboration and cooperation with an online scavenger hunt that celebrates the magic of shared ideas and working partnerships! From the early 1900s to present day, Broadway has boasted creative pairings such as the Gershwin Brothers, Kaufman and Hart, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Lerner and Loewe, Fosse and Verdon, Glenda and Elphaba, and even Timon and Pumbaa! Students will choose 15 of 25
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Theatre Online Scavenger Hunt Bundle
Editable Zoom Expectations
This is an Editable word document that out lines proper Zoom etiquette for Students.
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Poster Bundle
Plot Diagram student fill-in Template
This can be printed or shared on a digital learning platform for your students. The digital version allows students to type directly into the form.
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6th - 8th
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Drama Word Search The Brave Little Tailor
FREE! How can you beat a word search about The Brave Little Tailor? It could also be used in distance learning. #DistanceLearningTPTHOW DO I USE THIS PRODUCT IN MY CLASSROOM? If I were you, I'd use it for a fun end of a class after rehearsing or reading the script. It's a great tie in to fairy tales.Great for a substitute, too! Created by an award-winning drama teacher of thirty-eight years. Do you follow me? If not I'd love it if you would! Follow me For more Dramamommaspeaks products
Angela Lansbury Biography and One Pager Assignment FREE!
PART OF A BUNDLE This low prep lesson focuses on Broadway Tony award winning actress Angela Lansbury. Your students will research and answer questions based upon Ms. Lansbury's life. Need something for a substitute? All is needed is the internet. HOW DO I USE THIS IN MY CLASSROOM? Many teachers combine these biographies with other Dramamommaspeaks artists such as Lin Manuel Miranda, actresses Audra McDonald, Cynthia Erivo, Meryl Streep or designer Ming Cho Lee, composers Tim Minchin, Pasek
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8th - 9th
Creating a Kahoot Quiz!
Creating a Kahoot Quiz! This particular one is because we were working on the musical Aladdin. But it can be adapted to anything! Kahoot is a really great FREE app that can be used on any device. The students LOVE it. They even come in during recess to play! I threw myself into this without knowing anything about how to create a quiz and it is really easy and user-friendly. We now have over 50 quizzes made by our students! My Kahoot account is called Mrs. C (carole corman) if you want to go and
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5th - 8th
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