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Where the Wild Things Are Activities - Reading Response, Writing, Crafts & More!
Are you looking for an engaging unit for the book, Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak? Check out this set of literacy, math and craft activities perfect for a kindergarten or first grade classroom. This best-selling unit has been recently updated.What's Included:Comprehension questionsReading response pages (text-to-self connections, setting, inferring)Retelling stripsWild thing word ending (-ing) matching gameWild thing glyph project template (2 sizes) & data analysis pagesWild t
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K - 1st
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Play Writing and Drama Pack
Teaching Drama can be so BORING! Memorizing terms and reading Drama passages then answering multiple choice questions just isn't how most of our students learn. If you are looking for something more engaging, give this play writing pack a try! Everything you need to turn your student's into mini-playwrights is included! Included are options for brainstorming and planning out dialogue and characters, design Playbill covers and sets, and selecting settings.
After writing plays, students can perfo
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3rd - 6th
40 Printable Templates for Storyboards or Comic Strips
This product includes 40 different designs of templates you can use for comic strips or storyboards. Assign a comic strip in place of a book summary, or use the storyboards for creative writing, screenwriting, or playwriting. There are 20 templates in landscape (horizontal) format and 20 templates in portrait (vertical) format. Each template contains a space for a title, plus anywhere from 4 to 12 boxes per page. Some pages contain boxes for captions, some contain lines, and some leave off the c
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3rd - 12th
Also included in: English Language Arts Graphic Organizers Bundle: Writing and Vocabulary
Persuasive Techniques and Media Literacy - Make a Commercial Project
Get students up, moving, and speaking while they demonstrate their knowledge of persuasive techniques and make a commercial. This is a great way to integrate drama and media literacy in the ELA classroom, and students' creativity will make you laugh.Your Persuasive Techniques project includes:✅ Step-by-Step guidelines to make a commercial (editable)✅ Analytic & holistic rubrics✅ +/Δ Peer Feedback sheets Why should you have your students make a commercial? Putting their understanding of persu
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7th - 10th
Script: The Christmas News Report -a hilarious radio show/play for 3rd-5th grade
This is a super-funny script I wrote for a 28-student Third-Fifth Grade class. It’s a hilarious make-believe News Report that can be recorded and shared with friends and family on YouTube or any other suitable social media outlet. As written, it is intended to be a radio news broadcast, but you could adapt it so that it is a live-action report that could be filmed. Please note that no stage directions are provided. As an audio recording, it’s much easier to share online without risk to your stu
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3rd - 5th
Theatre Substitute Lesson Plans Create Your Own Musical
An easy, fun activity for students to get creative & plan their own musical musical based off of their favorite movie or book, while you're away from the classroom! This is a lesson plan suitable for Middle or High School students & is an easy project to have on hand in case of emergencies. Students will research individually online which of their favorite movies/books have not already been made into a musical & then will answer 10 long answer questions about who would star in the mu
Drama Voice Project - Telephone Conversations (my #1 fave project!!)
This project is ALWAYS a hit so we do it every year in high school drama class as a project for our VOICE unit of study.First we study the Elements of Voice, and they apply these for this project.It's a two-day project (sometimes it takes three) where they write a script based around a telephone conversation between two people.✤ They pick a scenario out of a hat. These are included - two pages where you can cut them easily into slips.✤They have one day to write a script, which will be performed
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Drama - Voice Unit - Using Your Voice Complete Unit Bundle
BIOGRAPHY PROJECT with a BIOGRAPHY REPORT
This is a living biography project in the format of a wax museum. It's a great project to complement a genre study of biographies, an author study, social studies concepts, and more.You have the option to do a living biography museum where families come in to school and the students "perform" in character or can instead be used simply as an independent research project in class or as a homework assignment. If you opt not to have students dress in costume (which can be a hassle for the parents si
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2nd - 5th
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Broadway Musical Group Research Project
This is a week-long project your kids will love! Students work in groups to research a Broadway musical of their choice. They work together to create a poster and presentation to share their information with the rest of the class. This download includes detailed teacher instructions/scoring guide, student instruction sheets, and a "group evaluation" page for students to fill out after they make their presentations. Students take a lot of ownership over their projects because they are in char
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5th - 12th
A Christmas Carol - A Traditional Version Play Script
This is a play script for Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol'. It tells the story of a mean, old man named Ebenezer Scrooge, who runs a dark and miserable business. His workers are under-paid and over-worked, especially his assistant Bob Cratchett.It is Christmas eve and his Bob asks for the day off to spend time with his family, and sick child – Tiny Tim. Scrooge almost refuses but decides to just dock his pay for the day. Then, that evening he gets a visit from his previous business partner –
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4th - 7th, Staff
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Also included in: A Bundle of Four Christmas Play Scripts
Script: The School News Report -a hilarious radio show for 3rd-4th graders!
I am so excited about this product!This is a super-funny script I wrote for a 22-student Third or Fourth Grade class. It’s a hilarious make-believe School News Report that can be recorded and shared with friends and family on YouTube or any other suitable social media outlet. As written, it is intended to be a radio news broadcast, but you could adapt it so that it is a live-action report that could be filmed. Please note that no stage directions are provided. As an audio recording, it’s much e
Project based learning: Who Killed Edgar Allen Poe
Who or What Killed Edgar Allen Poe?Edgar Allen Poe’s death has been the subject of speculation for over 150 years. Have your students meet the suspects, compare and contrast eyewitness statements of his symptoms to current medical knowledge, and write persuasive pieces to promote their theory of who or what killed Poe.Rubrics, a number of extension activities and extra credit assignments are included (in editable format) as well as character dossiers of people in Poe’s life, the lesson plan and
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8th - 12th
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Theater Sub Plan! Post-Apocalyptic Red: A Costume Design
Looking for an engaging and self-guided project for your theater classroom that even the most inexperienced sub can facilitate? Need something of value for your students to work on while you cross some things off of your to-do list? This print and go packet leads students through a simplified version of the costume design process. It could last one or two class periods depending on the length of your classes. Simple 15 point rubric included for easy grading. Students take on the role of a costum
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8th - 12th
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Self Written Monologue Project for Theatre/Drama
This project will walk you through how to guide your students through the process of writing a monologue about something in their life and getting to perform it.Where it falls in the Year: I generally do this at the end of the year for a final project. I would recommend doing this project mid to end of the year. Make sure that your students fully understand what a monologue is before they attempt this assignment. You want them to have seen/heard examples of monologues before they begin this assi
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5th - 12th
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Casting Call Drama Unit | Grade 3 and up
Calling all student actors! This digital drama mini-unit allows students to explore elements of drama and present their learning through an auditioning project. This package includes easy-to-follow slides for teachers and students alike, to practice the skills that lead to their final audition videos. This unit can be used in person or virtually.This package contains: ~ Detailed teacher notes for 2 lessons (multiple days worth) ~ Google Slides which include the 2 interactive lessons (each lesson
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3rd - 8th
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Writing a Reader's Theater Script Project
This project guides students through the process of writing and performing a Reader's Theater scene, based on a short story. The materials can be used with any fiction text, so it can be differentiated for leveled small groups or adapted for any grade level!
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1. Three different graphic organizers for students to record information about the setting, characters, and plot of their text. (These really helped my students focus on the important details from the story that needed to be i
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2nd - 8th
Paper Bag Puppet Craft - Community Helpers
This resource includes patterns for 5 puppets to make with a brown paper bag.Patterns for a firefighter, soldier, nurse, construction worker, and police officer are included.Great for centers, role playing, or as a craft or lesson on community helpers.Perfect for Pre-K, Kindergarten, First Grade or Second Grade.
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: Community Helpers BUNDLE Activity Sheets, Puppets, & Flashcards
Hamlet Project - Creative Newspaper Final Assignment for Shakespeare's Play
Hamlet Project - Newspaper Assignment is a fun and creative assignment where students will be given the opportunity to create a newspaper called "The Denmark Times", in which they act as journalists living in Hamlet's world. This project would be an excellent final assessment for a unit on the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare, with the bonus of exposing students to some of the skills and terms used in journalism. This ready-to-use resource includes a PowerPoint presentation outlining the proje
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10th - 12th
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Drama Play Writing Project Outline with Easel Activity Printable and Digital
Drama Play Outline for Play Writing Project. Drama writing activity. If you want your students to write their own play, this is a good way to get them to start thinking. They must write an outline of what their play is about, and they will need to complete the ten steps required for a good outline of their play. Students will have to include information on characters, setting, conflict, plot, etc. Includes brainstorming sheet, protagonist and antagonist character developing sheets (male and fema
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Drama Unit Resource BUNDLE Print and Digital Easel Activities
Careers in Technical Theatre Research Project/Presentation
This project asks students to explore one non-performance position in professional theatre. The handout provides directions and requirements of the project, suggestions on how to present a strong PowerPoint presentation, and a list of careers to choose from for the research assignment.
On the back of the handout, there is an outline for the 9 required slides of the presentation for what information should be included.
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9th - 12th
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Drama - The Lip Sync BATTLE! Physical Comedy Project
This is a project that I use in high school Grade 10 drama for our "Physical Comedy" unit.It can be used as a part of improv, as a warm-up activity etc., and also could work really well in all the grades. Some of my customers have mentioned even using this with younger students - grade 6 even.The project handout has...A breakdown of what's expected, a timeline for rehearsals, and also included is a mini rubric to make marking easy for you (sometimes I don't evaluate these, it depends on what yo
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6th - 12th
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Tableau Drama Project for Middle School and High School - BREAKING NEWS!
This is SUCH a fun tableau project that works perfectly for middle school, high school juniors, or even seniors. They absolutely love this one, and their presentations are always successful.It asks students to create six freezes in tableau within their groups, based off imaginary and real news headlines (this keeps them from all doing the same "go to" news stories and keeps it super creative and fun!).It also gives them a basis to work from...I find if projects are too open-ended for juniors stu
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8th - 12th
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Project based learning: Who Killed Will Shakespeare? & mystery activity or game
Something is rotten and it’s not in Denmark! Someone killed Shakespeare. Play your favorite character from one of Shakespeare’s plays while figuring out who killed the Bard. Acting experience and knowledge of police procedures are not necessary for a activity that will deepen student understanding (or skip the research and play as a mystery party game)Will Shakespeare is dead - for a second time. But the laws have not quite yet caught up with the technology that brought him and many of his ch
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Theatre Substitute Lesson Plans Create Your Own Improv Game Activity
An easy, fun activity for students to create their own improv game while you're away from the classroom! This is a lesson plan suitable for Middle or High School students & is an easy project to have on hand in case of emergencies. Students will individually brainstorm some ideas for their own improv game! They will answer 10 long answer questions about how the game would work like how many people can play your game, what do you need for your game, if you need any information from the audien
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6th - 12th
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