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Drama independent work packets for Microsoft PowerPoint
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
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
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
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
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
Elements of Film Composition Presentation and Student Packet
Hello! Thanks for checking out my lesson! This is a two-part presentation which introduces students to the elements of film composition: camerawork, editing, lighting, and sound. Each piece is broken down, and there are also videos embedded in the presentation to show examples of camera movement, distance, perspective, etc. Another embedded video shows a clip of "Lord of the Rings" but with all the cuts identified so students can see just how many shots it takes to create a scene. I use it for m
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9th - 12th
Origins of Theatre Mini Online Scavenger Hunt for High School
This is a short, self-paced online scavenger hunt about the origins of theatre in ritual and religion. This is intended to be used as an intro to theatre history. There are 6 questions. NOTE: This can be used in class or uploaded to Google Classroom, but students will need a computer/device with internet access! (I can share the Google Drive file with you if you message me after purchase.)Louisiana Arts Content Standard- Historical and Cultural Perspective: Students  develop  historical  and
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9th - 12th
Analyzing Drama using The Vampire Diaries (with Constructed Response Prompts)
I have found that the best way to drive student engagement is by giving them something they like and relate to. With this year's classes, teaching the classic drama unit was out of the question. Instead, I turned to what they know - television. Using the first three pages of the Vampire Diaries Pilot, students are introduced to the basics of drama:Act, Scene, & ScriptDialogue, Monologue, Soliloquy, AsideConflictStage Directions, Camera Directions, SettingFor four days, students are given a n
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9th
Shakespeare's The Tempest A.P. Questions - Comprehension and Analysis
No prep! This resource contains: A) A 13 page computer presentation B) A passage from Act 1 scene 2 in which we first meet Miranda and Prospero C) 10 multiple choice questions offering students a chance to consider characters, plot, language and setting at an advanced level D) A slide giving the correct answers This is a high level resource, suitable for A.P. students. The questions are challenging and require the students to think deeply about the subtleties of the drama. My senior students fo
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Distance Learning - Stage Manager Digital Learning Worksheets
Teach your students about the career of a Stage Manager with these Digital Learning Worksheets.These worksheets include a few information sheets discussing what a stage manager is and what they do, followed by a comprehension task in response to a you tube clip that looks at the life of a stage manager. There is a research task, a word search puzzle and a chance for your students to get creative and try out the job!Created and used in power point it allows for students to fill it out digitally,
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7th - 10th
Also included in:Â Junior Secondary Drama Bundle of Bundles!!
Technical Theatre Portfolio
My students use these guidelines and examples to create a digital portfolio of their work throughout their high school experience. I grade the updates to their portfolio each grading period. Former students have expressed gratitude for helping them develop a log of their work that they used to get into college and get hired for jobs in the industry.
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9th - 12th
Revision Bundle: The Crucible Knowledge Organiser
Three resources for learners studying The Crucible by Arthur Miller. Useful in class or as a revision aid.1. An editable PowerPoint resource covering The Crucible by Arthur Miller. Designed for learners studying the UK GCSE Drama course (14-16 years) but adaptable for Drama, Theatre and English units.PowerPoint includes slides on:Setting and Historical ContextMcCarthyismThe plotCharacter descriptionsCharacterisation (for key characters)Costume suggestions linked to contextDesign suggestions link
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8th - 11th
5 Types of Stages PowerPoint
PowerPoint Slides that cover the five most common Stage Formats. Each slide has a little information about the use of each stage with some history.There are multiple links for added pictures to share as examples. Stages Discussed: Proscenium stage Thrust theater Amphitheater Black box theater Theatre in the round/ArenaThis PowerPoint can be shared with Distant Learners or used in the classroom.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â 5 Stages, Stage Directions & Body Positions WS, SG, KEY, TEST & PowerPoint
Design Your Own Project!
Students are guided on how to design their own theatre project based on the Project Choice Board. Resource includes how-to videos and inspirational ideas for potential projects.PowerPoint is designed to be uploaded and shared to Google Slides/Google Drive for use with students.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
How to create a monologue guide (PPT)
Teaching middle schoolers to create monologues does not have to be hard! In my 6 page PPT guide, students will understand how create to create their own original monologue.
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5th - 7th
Memorization techniques
Tips and tricks to help students learn to memorize text based on their primary learning style
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Not Grade Specific
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