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9th grade drama songs for Microsoft Word
Holidays - Reader's Theatre Play
This is an 11 page HOLIDAY PLAY that can be used with a class or theatre group to put on a performance to both small and large audiences. It is based loosely on the story 'Scrooge.' It centers around a student that wants to quit the Holiday play out of selfishness. After visits from Spirits the main character learns the errors of his ways. The play teaches a moral about how others depend on us even though we don't realize it. For adventurous teachers, there are also some recommendations for s
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
End of Year Concert Script - Musical "A Sense of Wonder."
Save time this year preparing your end of year concert with this original script that will take your students, staff and community through a fun filled exploration of the world during an end of year performance that will be remembered for many years to come. An end of year play script to link each class performance through a musical structure/format that includes stage instructions throughout.
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K - 12th, Staff
Write a Song for a Musical
Intro to musical theatre song structure. Use this worksheet to help students brainstorm the process of lyric writing. Suggested example songs: Let it Go (Frozen) or Home (Beauty and the Beast)The lesson focuses on lyric writing, but as an extension, students can set their lyrics to music.
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6th - 12th
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Test Pep Rally Song
A song that can be edited to fit your test name and school to be used at your test pep rally.
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3rd - 9th, Staff
African American History Activity
This is a song/rap you can use during Black history month in urban areas to teach young scholars about contributions by African Americans in history.
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PreK - 12th
MACBETH by William Shakespeare: Shakespearean Lyrics Warm Ups (5 days worth)
As part of my Macbeth unit, I like to start classes with warm ups that involved the students translating Shakespearean language. What better way to do this than by taking popular song lyrics, writing them in Shakespearean language, and challenging the students to translate them back! When they know its a "lyrics day", my students rush into the room, grab the "do now" and try to beat each other to the translations. These warm ups are designed as "half sheets" so that you can make half the numb
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9th - 12th
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Macbeth Song Analysis
This is an extra credit option I give my students with the analysis example included. For students to have a better link to the characters, I have them complete analysis of any school appropriate song that shows the character throughout the play. This example uses Happier by Marshmellow and Bastille, Credits listed with lyrics.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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A Boy Like That (from West Side Story)
Before working on the song, you may have introduced your students to the main characters ( from both gangs) and they need to know a little about the plot summary.In this worksheet, your ESL students listen to the song, fill in the blanks and answer two questions to check their understanding.
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8th - 10th
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A Midsummer Night's Dream Playlist Project
This assignment is a great independent assignment to have students work on throughout reading MSND. In this assignment, students are asked to choose 1 song you think best relates to each scene in MSND. This could be a song that would enhance the scene if it was played in a movie version, a song that matches up based on the words, or 1 they think addresses the plot points. Students then have to explain why they picked each song, and pick one line from the song they think best shows the connection
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9th - 12th
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Romeo and Juliet Final Project with Character Analysis
Students choose between three choices for a final project where they analyze a scene in an act and a character.The project inlcudes a rubric to ensure each member of the group contributes. The character analysis is done individually. It requires students to recall the definitions of static and dynamic characters as well as apply those skills to the play.
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9th
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Aristotle's Elements of Theatre Lesson Plan (6th-8th Grade)
In this one-hour lesson plan (which can be broken down into two or three shorter lessons), students will learn Aristotle's six elements of theatre through learning a song about them, watching clips from Star Wars, and playing an interactive cooperative learning game called Numbered Heads.
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6th - 9th
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Create Your Own Boom De Yada Song
Students listen to a Boom De Yada (I love the ...) song, and fill in the lyrics and the scenes for each line to improve their listening skills. Then, students create their own Boom De Yada song for a topic of their choice.
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K - 12th
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Dad's Biz
Like all parents, Mary and Joseph were scared to death when the adolescent Jesus disappeared in Jerusalem's temple. "Dad's Biz" is a musical for congregations, Sunday school classes, and children's choir that brings out these parental frustrations, while providing a melodious view of Jesus's reasons for wandering off. Users are welcome to program any number of songs presented, encouraged to make changes, or to present the show as a fund raiser, at no cost. "Dad's Biz" is posted as a Word file
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