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Herding Cats: Theatre Modules ALL DISCIPLINES + POSTERS
Calling all Theatre Directors! Do you struggle with keeping actors and crew members engaged in meaningful lessons while you are working with a handful of students? Fret no more! Herding Cats: Theatre Modules can herd your cats. Lessons for actors include figuring out the driving questions of Stanislavski, moving like a mammal, creating the character's backstory, etc. Technical theatre modules for stage management, scenery/props, costumes, lighting, sound, and marketing. These lessons take crew m
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Film Studies: Web Quest Movie Trailers
This product is perfect for online-learning or independent learning. Students will follow the links in the product and complete a web quest about the history and purpose of movie trailers. Students will learn about how film has developed since its onset and the different characteristics found within trailers of a specific genre.
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7th - 12th
A Doll's House Ibsen: Agree or Disagree + Act III Questions
Use this handout at the end of Act III of A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen. The first section of the handout includes thirteen Agree or Disagree statements and the second section includes questions that relate to Nora, morality in the 1800s v. morality today, and the meaning of the play as a whole.Great for end-of-play discussions for partners, group work to prepare for a student-led Fishbowl discussions or whole class discussions.Discussion questions also can be used for in-class writing prompts
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
Anastasia: The Musical Project
This Anastasia: The Musical Viewing Guide can be used for viewers of the Broadway musical and with some adaptation, the 1997 animated movie. This guide requires to dig in to the history behind this production, including 1) defining important terms; 2) research of the main characters, both real and fictional; and 3) answering of questions from both what they view and how that compares to their research. I used this as an extra credit project, so I included the requirement to provide proof of play
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5th - 12th
Hamlet Act 3 Analysis Activity
Looking to delve deeper into the complexities of act 3 of Hamlet? This ready-to-use analysis activity is designed to be used after students have read and/or watched all of act 3. This editable Google Doc is a two-part assignment. Students first evaluate each scene independently for theme, plot, character & relationship developments. Then, they're asked to explain which is the most pivotal to the overall play. Then, students are given four options to dive deeper into significant characters an
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Hamlet Act 3 Bundle
Monologue: Lesson and Activity
A comprehensive lesson to introduce students to monologues. This lesson explains what a monologue is and the purposes monologues serve. The lesson then goes on to explain 3 different types of monologues in depth (soliloquy, dramatic, internal) and provides video examples with response prompts for the students. The lesson then gives guidance on how to select a monologue for performance and prompts the students to complete a research activity and personal reflection. This lesson includes a possibl
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8th - 12th
No Prep: Careers in Film Worksheet
No prep independent work packet. Includes definitions of roles, multiple choice questions, long answer questions, and a crossword puzzle. Answers included!A great sub plan for middle school film class.
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5th - 8th
Drama Lessons for Middle School Students (Google slides & Script extracts)
I planned this based on a play titled 'Stone Cold' written by John Standerline for middle school students. The play which originally stemmed from the author Robert Swindell's novel is such a brilliant story - I strongly recommend this for hesitant readers/performers as the themes and the main character who is a teen is relatable. Themes include: Homelessness VulnerabilityMental health Prejudice attitudesFriendship This bundle includes: * Google slides for each lesson (Please refer to the unit
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7th - 9th
Movie Questions - Contagion - (2011)
Contagion - PG-13 2011 ‧ Thriller/Sci-fi ‧ 1h 46m37 Multiple choice questionsGoogle Doc - Edit as you'd like!Answer Key Included!
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Not Grade Specific
Movie Questions - Lean on Me (1989)
Movie Questions Lean on MePG-13 1989 ‧ Drama/Teen ‧ 1h 48mGoogle Doc - Download and edit as you'd like!33 Multiple choice questions Answer Key Included
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Not Grade Specific
Movie Questions - Sully (2016)
Movie Questions - Sully (2016) PG-13 ‧ Thriller ‧ 1h 36mMultiple ChoiceAnswer Key included Google Doc - Download or make a copy and edit as you'd like!
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Not Grade Specific
Script Analysis
This slide collection will take students through a script or literature analysis. The outline uses dramaturgy and plot analysis to lead students to research beyond the text and dive into analyzing the character objectives, relationships, theme and plot. This can be assigned as an independent or group project or printed out and used as stations for a whole class analysis lesson.
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9th - 12th
Movie Questions - Hamilton - (2020)
Hamilton - 2020PG-13 2020 ‧ Musical/Drama ‧ 2h 40mMultiple choiceAnswer key includedGoogle doc - download and edit as you'd like!
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Not Grade Specific
Editable: Dead Poets Society Viewing Guide
This has during and after watching questions as well as a character chart with descriptive words for students to match up. It is fully editable, so you can use or modify it to suit your needs.
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9th - 12th
The Greatest Showman PG 2017 ‧ Musical/Thriller ‧ 1h 45m
Movie Questions40 Multiple Choice questions Google Doc - Edit as you'd likeAnswer key included
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Not Grade Specific
Reading guide for Shakespeare's Julius Caesar
This reading guide aims to engage high school students with the themes, characters, and dramatic elements of "Julius Caesar" while fostering critical thinking and creativity. Adjust the questions and assignments based on the specific needs and preferences of your English class.
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9th - 12th
Romeo & Juliet Prologue Activity
This activity helps students begin to think and make sense of the language they are reading in Shakespeare. It contains the prologue (to be read aloud), a vocabulary list, and slides each containing a line from the prologue. Students can then think about one line at a time and use their background knowledge and the vocabulary presented to attempt a translation (whether individually or in groups).At the end, they put it all together and rearrange the words as necessary to write a translated ve
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8th - 9th
Movie Making Project - Trailer
This is a very independent resource, great for planning a short film project. In our case, we made this about movie trailers! This Movie Making assignment has been used for 8th grade public education students. In my class, students have been very independent and successful in completing these plans. The plans certainly help students make better use of the time they have to film. I hope that it makes filming nice and smooth for you and your learners! My students would tell you, "IT WAS EASY!" I w
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Not Grade Specific
Spoiled Brats (Pourris gâtés) Film Guide with Plot/Essay and Other Questions
Teachers and Parents,Your kids will absolutely love this delightful and humorous film about three young adult children who are taking advantage of their father's wealth and thus need to learn the real importance of hard work and earning their own keep before they self-destruct. The story moves fast, with clear plot points and mixes in some truly funny moments. Other than occasional bits of rough language and a short scene with two characters laying in bed with their clothes on, there is no objec
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Drama Relief Lessons: Pack A
Five complete and interactive relief lessons for the Drama ClassroomLessons can also be used as extension activities or for independent learning.Example of a lesson can be found free under my other listings - Drama Relief Lesson: Character
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8th - 11th
5 Song Playlist Character Workbook
A great way to work through original character creation! How I've Used This: I have my middle school students write 5 songs into a playlist. These could be their favorites, their least favorites, or someone else's favorites/least favorites. I give that playlist to another student, and we begin a character unit based on this playlist as inspiration! This workbook includes: 5 Songs Listening ActivityCharacter Traits Objective and Super-Objective Lasagna Activity (inspired by the amazing work of M
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5th - 9th
The Title I Classroom: Too Kill a Mockingbird--Boo Radley Mock Trial
We sincerely hope to save you time and provide you with a high-quality, standards-aligned resource that puts students in the driver’s seat of their knowledge of the text. Furthermore, with the mock trial, you will be able to foster a more meaningful collaborative process between your students and you the teacher through collaborative inquiry, problem-solving, and expression.To be used most effectively, you may need to adjust the class roles to include or delete areas, separate and print out mate
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8th - 10th
Marullus and the Cobbler - (myShakespeare 1.1) - Shakespeare - Julius Caesar
These questions go with the character interview of the tribune and cobbler from Julius Caesar. The interview comes from myShakespeare.com -- the video is linked on the document.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Comprehensive Short Answer Study Guide for The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
Comprehensive Short Answer and Essay Study Guide for The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare-50 Short Answer Questions-8 Essay/Analysis Questions-A comprehensive study guide for all five acts of the play The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
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9th - 12th
Also included in: The Tragedy of Julius Caesar **Full Unit Bundle**
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