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Drama homework for Microsoft PowerPoint
Drama Vocabulary Mini-Unit - Presentation, Worksheet, and Quizzes
This is a mini-unit of 4 different products I use in my drama classroom to start off a drama unit.This includes:1. An introductory Google Slides Presentation that is engaging, simple, informative, and completely editable (just "Make a Copy" for yourself).2. The Drama Vocabulary Fill-in-the-Blanks Worksheet for students to keep track of their definitions (answer key included).3. A Modern Drama Analysis assignment, where students watch a modern TV show or movie and analyze it as a dramatic work.4.
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6th - 9th
Shakespeare's Othello | Unit Resources
Confidently navigate your students through a unit on Othello by setting yourself up for success with these resources. Includes an introduction presentation for important background information, sample character analysis chart and answer key, and a final project newspaper column idea. Use these resources to supplement your own ideas and lessons, and make your class experience with Othello a memorable one!
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9th - 12th
Dramatic Lighting Project Information Page
Instruction Sheet for the students for creating Dramatic Lighting Pictures. They will create a PPT or GoogleSlides utilizing the same subject matter, but with different lighting angles. This is a great way to introduce new designers into lighting. Example that I created is also available.
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Lighting and Lighting Design Unit
Characterization in Romeo and Juliet
Use Romeo and Juliet to practice characterization. Included:Character cards in both large and small sizes, perfect for studying and bulletin boards.Characterization notes with guided notes and printable flash cardsCharacterization assignments for Acts 1, 2, 3, and 5 (in both Modern and Original text)Answer keys for all assignmentsThis resource is an excellent start into close-reading of character in any text, but especially drama. I use this alongside other assignments that focus on the language
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8th - 12th
Introduction to Public Speaking (Grades 3-12)
Public speaking taught me that it is easy to learn, but hard to do. The reason why my classes are grades 3-12 is because a 3rd grader can learn to give eye contact or have proper movement. Delivering quality work will then depend on the practice put into the work turned in. This video lesson introduces students to public speaking and all of the essentials needed to be an effective public speaker. It focuses on verbal fillers, eye contact and tone. The class includes activities and homework. All
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Public Speaking Course (Grades 3-12)
UPGRADED Musical Theatre March Madness! (Part 2)
NEW & IMPROVED! Slideshow that holds TWO Bracket Options, easily editable and flexible for your classes. Engaging slides to help up the competitive nature of your Musical Theatre Madness! Do you teach a Middle School or High School level Musical Theatre Class? In need of a supplementary activity, homework, or in-class discussion? Musical Theatre March Madness Part 2 provides you with TWO 16 show brackets pinning musicals from a variety of time periods, genres, and topics against one another
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6th - 12th
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Introduction to The Taming of the Shrew
This bundle includes a fun powerpoint, a lesson plan, and homework questions that go along with a comic book version of The Taming of the Shrew.
The powerpoint presentation includes a review of the characters and setting and a short and fun video that reviews the plot of The Taming of the Shrew.
The homework questions are multiple choice questions that review the key points of the plot of The Taming of the Shrew.
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8th - 12th
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English Comprehension - A Career as an Actor
A reading comprehension that challenges students' critical thinking and comprehension skills as they review careers information about becoming an Actor.The comprehension includes some key stats and information, a description of a 'day in the life' of that job role, and brief info on how to follow that career path. Learners then need to answer a range of questions to check their understanding. The questions are built around the VIPERS reading prompts and so challenge learners to look at new vocab
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3rd - 7th
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Meet Your Teacher - Editable Newsletter Template - Rainbow
This editable Meet the Teacher template is the perfect way to start the year keeping parents informed. Fill in the template with information about you, your classroom, and the school. You may print, email, or upload to your digital classroom.Included:Blank version for full customizationSemi-blank version with headingsBoth in color and greyscaleOther resources you might love:Reverse Coloring BookZoom Virtual BackgroundsLetter to Next Year's StudentsAre you following my TpT store? If not, click HE
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PreK - 11th
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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Not Grade Specific
Absurdism and Epic theatre: Dramatic Arts
All the scaffolded PowerPoint presentations you will need to teach Absurdism and Epic Theatre. Bonus worksheets on exam preparation included.
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10th - 12th
Historical, Cultural + Social Context Powerpoint for A Streetcar Named Desire
A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams - Context PPT (Part 2)Part 2 is Economic, Historical, Social & Cultural ContextI also have uploaded Part 1: Personal & literary context.
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10th - 12th
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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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Not Grade Specific
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The Hurt Locker Close Analysis PPT >Film Stills< >Quotes< >Film Study
Do your students struggle to find appropriate or enough evidence when analysing a film??This PPT will help your students to micro-analyse film and serves as a comprehensive guide to The Hurt Locker film!Suitable for students to use as a home-study resource, to work through in groups, or for you to use and show in class. 74 slides of film stills for students to focus in on with analysis points. Really helpful for studying and writing essays / other analytical responses or reviews for this film. P
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11th - 12th
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Also included in: The Hurt Locker Resource Bundle: Student Booklet & PPTs!
A Midsummer Night's Dream Activity (Headlines)
Imagine the headline Local man wakes up with new head!" Students will enjoy composing an article based on a modern newspaper headline. Appropriate for middle- to high school students, as well as adult learners.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Personal & Literary Context Powerpoint for A Streetcar Named Desire
A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams - Context PPT (Part 1)Personal & literary context (Part 1 of 2 context PPTs I have uploaded). Part 2 is Economic, Historical, Social & Cultural Context
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10th - 12th
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How to Write a Film Review: includes Scaffold & Task!
Stuck on how to teach students to write a film review???Want to save time on creating a scaffold and task description?Look no further than this resource! This PPT will take your students through everything to do with film reviews!!What is a Film Review?Film Review Conventions Types of Language suitable for a Film ReviewStructure for a Film Review Activity / Questions to check students' understandingSample Film Review to read / annotate Task DescriptionWriting Tips Key Vocabulary List and Defitio
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8th - 11th
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ESL English Lesson for Grade 2: 'Fables & Drama' - YL Series (Lesson 19)
Transform Your Grade 2 ESL Lessons with Dynamic, Conversational MaterialTake your advanced Grade 2 ESL learners on a journey of exploration and discovery with our comprehensive, dialogue-rich lesson plans. Though crafted with Chinese speakers learning English in mind, these lessons are suitable for all ESL learners due to a language-neutral teaching approach.Today's Topic: Folktales, Fables, and DramaEach lesson touches on universally relevant themes such as science, nature, history, money, self
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2nd - 3rd
How To Write A Public Service Announcement Assignment English Language Arts
Assignment Details/Planner For the How To Write A Public Service Announcement Assignment*Full Bundle available at discount on Plan Mr.B! Homepage*-Bundle includes rubric and "What is a PSA?" Info packet.
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7th - 12th
Also included in: How To Write A Public Service Announcement Assignment FULL BUNDLE ELA
Macbeth Bundle
This resource includes reading checks for Acts I-V of Macbeth and a PowerPoint to use to review the reading checks with the class. The answers to the reading checks are in the PowerPoint. The PowerPoint also includes class discussion questions about important themes in the play. There also are exit tickets that can be used daily.Lastly, there is a test that includes a study guide and answer key.If you are not sure if you want to purchase this bundle, check out this free reading check for Act I.
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9th - 12th
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Realism Dramatic Arts
All the presentations you need to teach Realism in Dramatic Arts.
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10th - 12th
Stronger and Stronger, acting/characterization exercise and slideshow
This slideshow takes students through the exercise, Stronger and Stronger. This exercise asks students to identify vague or weak statements in order to make them stronger. Characters have specific traits, not general ones. No one is merely old. You cannot play "old". A character is a specific age that an actor can portray.This exercise strengthens characterization and descriptive skills.The slideshow can be shown in front of the class and the exercise can be performed alone or as a group.
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Not Grade Specific
Women Talking (2022): Mennonite and Amish Beliefs Slideshow
"Women Talking", is a movie loosely based on a true story about an isolated Mennonite (radical, reform, Protestant religious group) community in Bolivia between 2005-2009. A disturbing secret is revealed that, for years, some of the men had rugged and assaulted the women while they slept. The truth comes out when one fateful night, two young girls find one of the boys fleeing the scene of an assault. This boy reveals the names of other boys. A big decision must be made before the bail is pa
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9th - 12th
William Shakespeare - 300 Characters from all his works
These are great scrabble activities for student to introduce characters from William Shakespeare in is his works.Answers are on right you can project and show it in presentation or you can print it out and give it as an assignments.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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