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Women's History Month drama laboratories
STEM Reading Activities & Posters Famous Scientists Career Day Women's History
Searching for an out-of-this-world way to inspire your blossoming STEM experts for Women's History Month? Razzle-dazzle boys and girls alike with a variety of posters featuring STEM Women. Kids can dive into the detailed women’s accomplishments with included reading passages. Each reading passage comes with comprehension questions. Robots, GPS, and cures for malaria are just a few topics your students will explore through the trailblazing topics featured in this resource. Who knows? Perhaps you
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Understanding Our Town: Theatre Design Project
This assignment has been so fun to use in my literature and drama classes! Students love it.
After reading _Our Town_, students take on the role of a theatre artist--either a costume designer, scenic designer, actor, or dramaturg. They then work toward an artistic project that helps them access and understand the play.
All of the students-as-theatrical-artists must rely on the script, the Director's Concept (included), and high quality external research. After doing research, using both the p
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9th - 12th
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Digestive System Labs plus a play
STEM Classroom tested for 5 years. There are two major components to this lessons. The first are 8 student led labs to have them trace a hamburger the entire length of the digestive system. Quick set up! Key terms are included at the start so your students will be able to apply key terms. The second part is a fun play named Harriet the Hamburger. Students will enjoy acting out the digestive system. This is an unique way to learn science. For conclusion students will follow an Oreo from t
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8th - 11th
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Measuring and Marking Tools Lesson and Stations Activity
This is an approximately two day (50 minute class period) lesson to introduce and practice using marking measuring tools: measuring tapes, speed squares, carpenter's/framing squares, levels, and chalklines. Occasionally the lab aspect of this lesson in day two leaks over into a third day.
Both a teacher lesson outline and student handout are included. The outline contains frameworks for Arkansas, brief instructions for the teacher, a set up plan for each tool station, and higher level and cro
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7th - 12th
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Silent Spring by Rachel Carson High school biology, chemistry, history lesson
The activities are designed as a ready-to-go lesson, easily implemented by a teacher or his/her substitute to supplement a unit of study. In chemistry, the activities relate to concentration, with units as small as parts per million; solubility of compounds in water versus fat; and decision-making based on green chemistry principles. In biology, the activities related to the effect of a contaminant on a food chain and bioaccumulation of a fat-soluble contaminant. In environmental science, the ac
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9th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-ESS3-3
, HS-ESS3-2
, HS-ESS3-4
Stagecraft: Explorations in Sound Design
Welcome to the world of Stagecraft and Sound Design!
In this assignment, students read a short play and then find and create sound effects and music for it. They then orally present their sound design to the class.
This assignment is perfect for you if you help students learn about sound for theatre, film, video gaming, or if you just want your students to do something creative and fun that is worthwhile and requires critical thinking of a dramatic text.
This assignment takes students on an
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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2:35
Drama Time - Little Red Riding Hood
Short cartoon that you can show “Little Red Riding Hood to your young students.If you wish to let them act and role play, here you can find resources for a Dramahttps://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Drama-Time-Little-Red-riding-hood-Role-play-for-young-learners-11425337
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PreK - 2nd
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16:12
Editing Podcasts and Audiobooks with Audacity
If you are producing a podcast, you will almost certainly want to use Audacity to edit your audio files. Audacity is a free professional audio editing application for MAC or Windows computers. If you are producing an audiobook or audio drama for distribution through Findaway.com or ACX.com and you are not working with a professional sound engineer, you may well decide to use Audacity as well. Topics covered will include:A quick primer on how to record high quality audio including the need for “
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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