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Practical Study Guide to William Shakespeare's Macbeth
Welcome to the “Practical Study Guide to William Shakespeare's Macbeth”. This booklet serves as a practical and versatile resource for swimming across the intricacies of Shakespeare's timeless play. Each section within this e-book is crafted to stand alone, allowing readers to explore specific topics independently or seek targeted information and guidance. In this inaugural edition, I have thoughtfully included relevant discussions on both personal and academic reading of the play, critical obse
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4 seasons headbands art and craft
These art 4 seasons headband template for kids. You can print, color, cut and stick them on the headband strip. Your kids must like them. Enjoy!
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Stage Directions
Follow the stage directions to discover the missing word in the Shakespeare quote. All words found are actual words Shakespeare made up that we now use today! This worksheet was designed for middle school students who are in the beginning or intermediate stages of their theatre education. The worksheet is used to help students secure familiarity with stage directions.
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Charlotte's Web - the play - Given Circumstances Graphic Organizer
Graphic organizer surrounding the GIVEN CIRCUMSTANCES for the play "Charlotte's Web," by E.B. White and Joseph Robinette. Has room for characters, plot, conflict, setting, character connection, and new vocabulary.
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Hamtaro Coloring Pages 2024
Hamtaro" is an endearing Japanese animated television series that follows the adorable adventures of a group of charming hamsters. Set in a colorful world filled with fun and excitement, each episode showcases the unique personalities and antics of these lovable tiny creatures as they embark on various escapades together. From solving mysteries to exploring new places, Hamtaro and his friends demonstrate the power of friendship and teamwork in the most delightful and entertaining ways.These free
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Google Form: Drama Live Production Feedback Form
Did you take your class to see a live show? Did you just put on a musical? Want your student's feedback? Look no further than this form! A quick and simple feedback form you can use to digitally collect feedback and information from your students on any live performance.
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Google Form: Words William Shakespeare Invented Digital Word Scramble
15 Question digital word scramble using Google Forms. Students unscramble words Shakespeare invented, complete with word bank, clues, and correct answers built into the form.A great activity that offers insight into the genius of The Bard.Edit how you see fit for a fun worksheet sure to get your students talking!
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Drama Digital Worksheet - Medieval Morality Plays - Deadly Sins & Not So Deadly
Medieval theatre gave us Morality Plays where man was punished for succumbing to one of the Seven Deadly Sins. Here students get to have some fun exploring some Not So Deadly Sins they come up with. We always have a lot of fun with this one and it's a great creative writing/thinking exercise, enjoy!
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Parts of the Stage Worksheet
Use this worksheet to practice labeling stage directions and parts of the stage.This is good practice for students when learning about theatre basics or when starting rehearsals for a production. This handout can also work towards deepening understanding during drama units.
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Google Form: Drama Music Video Digital Worksheet
The combination of music and story is key to understanding both drama and music. Use this worksheet to allow your students to explore YouTube for story driven music videos that they then analyze.
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Google Form: Drama Digital Worksheet Exploring Webber and Sondheim
In this digital worksheet your students will use YouTube and the internet, to explore the work of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Stephen Sondheim.
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Google Form: World Theater Digital Worksheet - Drama
Have your students explore various types of world theater and report back with what they learned in this engaging and fun digital worksheet.
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Google Form: Drama - Digital Worksheet - Build Your Own Vaudeville
Step right up! Have your students build their own Vaudeville style show using the magic of YouTube! Great for introducing or reviewing the concept with any level drama class.
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Google Form: Drama Finding Great Performances/Technical Achievements
Students will use YouTube to find examples of performances and tech in Drama and Film and then explain why they find them effective.
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Google Form: Drama Digital Worksheet - Exploring Special Makeup Effect Tutorials
A fun class long digital worksheet where Drama students will explore YouTube to find makeup tutorials of the special effect varieties.
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Google Form: Drama Digital Worksheet - Pantomime and Story Telling
In this digital worksheet students will take a closer look at Pantomime and Story Telling using examples they find and explore on their own.
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ใบงานระบายสีการเลียนแบบท่าทางของสัตว์
ใบงานระบายสีการเลียนแบบท่าทางขอสัตว์ รายวิชานาฏศิลป์ ศิลปะ
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Camera Shot Angle Activity
Hello! I created this resource during the cinematography unit for my film studies class. Toward the end of the lesson on camera angles, this quick activity (10-ish minutes or so) allows students to test their knowledge of differences between angles.Key idea is that each slide has a dominant shot angle, and students have to figure out 1) what the angle is and 2) delete any shots that do not belong. Can easily be made into a more extensive activity by having the students explain the purpose of eac
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Google Form: Drama Digital Worksheet - Modern Melodrama and Romanticism
Melodrama and Romanticism go hand in hand and in this worksheet students can explore modern examples of them by finding clips themselves on YouTube. A lot of fun and a great single day assignment or homework!
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Food, Popsicles, Ice Cream Shop Crown Craft, Color, Cut and Paste, Hat Craft
Food, Popsicles, Ice Cream Shop Crown Craft, Color, Cut and Paste, Hat Craft, Headband Craft, Motor Skillshas 50 pages with Crown templates.Size: 1 A4 size sheet.Children will love the variety of pictures.Uses:Reinforcing subject taught in a fun way, party, project work/exhibition, drama class, general craft, rewards, early finishers, sponge activity, indoor recess, surprise homework packet…
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Dialogue Interpretation Activity - Film Studies
Hello! I created this activity for my film study course (HS) to aid students in their interpretation of dialogue between characters. Students are asked to watch a linked video, and describe how the character dialogue 1) advances the plot, 2) reveals character, and 3) reveals subtext in the scene.Activity given to students as a Google Slides assignment (through Schoology). It contains 3 clips to analyze. Activity took around 25 minutes for students to complete, and can be made longer by creating
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Transportation Crown Craft, Color, Cut and Paste, Hat Craft, Headband Craft
Transportation Crown Craft, Color, Cut and Paste, Hat Craft, Headband Craft, Motor Skillshas 50 pages with Crown templates.Size: 1 A4 size sheet.Children will love the variety of pictures.Uses:Reinforcing subject taught in a fun way, party, project work/exhibition, drama class, play games, general craft, rewards, early finishers, sponge activity, indoor recess, surprise homework packet…
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Movie Review Critique Assignment
This assignment is great for English, Journalism, Film Studies, and other courses where you want students to think more deeply about a movie.This handout has instructions for students to answer 10 various questions dealing with:Facts about the filmMessage/themeOpinion and ideas of the film's efficiencyI use this as a quarterly project students complete at home for a film of their choice, but it can be used in class as well.
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