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Higher education drama scaffolded notes
The Crucible by Arthur Miller - Intro to Salem, Puritanism, Witchcraft-UPDATED
**Updated to improve viewing content and to add CLOZE notes for student engagement**
This power point presentation provides background information on Arthur Miller's play, The Crucible, focusing on Salem, Puritanism, and Witchcraft. PowerPoint does not cover parallels with the Red Scare and Communism.
A good starting point for reading the play. I often print the power point and give it as homework for them to read and annotate. When students come in, we discuss what they learned.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Macbeth Interactive Study Guide and Analysis
My students thought Shakespeare was easy!Let's be honest-- Shakespeare is not the "meat and potatoes" of English class-- but it is a SPICE! This all-inclusive study guide directs students' attention to carefully consume, interpret, and analyze the Bard's bloodiest work! The guide can be used with any version-- print or film-- and includes information about Shakespeare's England and Macbeth's Scotland, saving you time with background research. Important speeches and soliloquies are included with
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
The Penelopiad +The Odyssey Comparative Study GENDER focus (Atwood Homer)
This resource is designed for classes doing a literary comparative study between Margaret Atwood's Penelopiad and Homer's Odyssey, with a focus on gender expectations.The Study Guide is incredibly comprehensive and will walk students through:1. Key vocabulary2. Relevant elements of context.3. Relevent elements of form.4. Key excerpts5. Guiding questions6. EXTENSION READINGS + SECONDARY READINGS FOR SUPPORT.This worksheet is most appropriate for senior high school students (or Advanced English st
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Antigone Literary Analysis Bookmark
Antigone bookmark includes themes to track, Greek tragedy notes, Literary Devices, Family Tree, and Character pronunciation and notes. Beautiful layout with relevant images. Each page contains two bookmarks. Excellent resources for high school students reading Antigone!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Flick by Annie Baker 6 day unit
Schedule of readings with consideration of scenes best read to themselves and scenes best used as a full class read. 6 day unit with related questions to the text and a final assignment for students to write a missing scene or a scene based on one from this play
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Romeo and Juliet Scene Notes Template
This document is a blank template for students to take reading or discussion notes on each individual scene of Romeo and Juliet. Space is provided for act and scene labels, events and characters, questions and unfamiliar words, and figurative language. Most versions of the play have 24 scenes. To have a box for each scene you need 12 pages total, one of the first page and eleven of the second page.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
*Editable*** Othello Active Reading Guide
How can you help your high school students read and understand Shakespeare without online summaries, shortcuts, or frustration? This 31-slide PowerPoint is a scene-by-scene, line-by-line guide to Shakespeare's tragedy Othello. The guide can be used during class read-alouds or readers' theaters, or can be shared with students to assist them with independent reading. Includes talking points on rhetoric and the Aristotelian persuasive appeals (ethos, pathos, and logos) and an anticipatory activity
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Film 101: Narrative Elements of Film PowerPoint
Lights, cameras, action! Teach the narrative elements of film with this PowerPoint presentation. This presentation covers specific narrative elements and distinguishes between narrative, narrator, and narration. It includes the story arc and what thinkers argue makes quality stories. There are also film-specific elements that help the narrative in the presentation. This is an excellent starting point to introduce students to narrative concepts in film.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: MEGA FILM BUNDLE
Othello Tragedy, Characters & Themes
This is a very useful and engaging package of notes for your students to distribute at the onset of your Othello unit. It includes: an overview of what constitutes a Shakespearean tragedy, including the key elements of tragic hero, tragic flaw and catharsisan overview of four major characters (Othello, Iago, Desdemona and Emilia)a list and description of key themes explored in the playIt is in Word format so the handouts can be easily edited but they are also ready to print as a package or indiv
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Othello UNIT BUNDLE: Unit Plan, Handouts, Quizzes
IDAES Drama Essay Scaffold & Student Worksheets Theatre Dramatic Art Senior High
This resource is designed for high school students in line with QCAA Drama Syllabus. Featuring a collection of bright posters - this is the perfect addition to classroom walls - or print as a flip book or student reference guide on the I.D.A.E.S essay response framework. There is also a student worksheet/scaffold where they can write down their ideas or brainstorm responses. A great resource for senior students looking to refine their essay writing prior to external exams!Possible Uses:Class dis
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Improv Terms Presentation
Introduce your students to key improv terms and common pitfalls when improvising on stage. This fun, colorful presentation includes detailed examples with explanations that make it easy for students to understand and digest.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Crash Guided Notes
This is a set of in-depth guided notes to be used while viewing the movie Crash. The notes go scene-by-scene and are fill-ins. After reading Whale Talk, I like to show Crash to highlight the similarities and differences and continue the topic of racism that is heavy in Whale Talk.
Crash is the 2004 Best-Picture Winner and has many recognizable actors. It is a favorite with my students, and they often come back in later years to ask about it or discuss it with me again.
This is a great film to
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Two-Minute Nerd: Dramatic Elements
This four-page resource is designed to complement the Two-Minute Nerd: Dramatic Elements mini-lesson on YouTube. It is useful for students of Drama, English and Film Studies, as many of the techniques and ideas addressed span these subjects.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing Song: Close Reading
Here is a clearly presented handout for your students to translate the central song of Shakespeare's play, Much Ado About Nothing.Invite your students to read, translate and explain the song. There are a number of scenes in the play in which music, singing and dancing play a significant role. Look carefully at the song text and discover the song's big idea and its impact on the play's overall meaning.An easy way into this joyful Shakespearean Comedy!
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Deconstructing Shakespeare
Detailed Power Point Presentation for high level English courses studying the effects of language on Shakespeare's Hamlet. The 14 slide presentation discusses the breakdown of Shakespeare's language through morphemes, phonology, and syntax. Inside of Power Point are stopping points for students to reflect and apply lesson.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Drama - Pantomime - The Art of Silence
This PowerPoint Presentation contains 21 slides focusing on Pantomime - the art of acting without words. It is often called "the art of silence" and is basic to training as an actor because characters are portrayed through gestures, facial expressions, and movements.
This PPT covers some movements to consider and those to avoid when learning the art of Pantomime. Also covered are the thee qualities necessary for pantomime to be considered effective are: 1) Consistency 2) Exaggerated Resistanc
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Theater Scene Blocking Sheet
I created this Blocking Sheet so I had a visual of how our scenes are blocked during Musical Season. I know it helps me to see where everything is at and where it is going.I hope you enjoy! If this helped in anyway, please consider leaving a review! It really helps out the Page and is much appreciated!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
Am I performance ready?
Are your students performance ready? Share this checklist with your students to help them consider other aspects of their performance such as rehearsals, outfits, staging and sound checks. The latter page can help students reflect on their performance what went well and what could be improved at the various stages of the experience: before/in preparation for, during and after.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
LTCL Teaching Speech and Drama Notes: Enriching practical work by understanding
Notes summary from the text book: Speech and Drama by Ann Jones and Robert Cheesman. This book was published exclusively for the use to study for Diploma grades in Speech and Drama at Trinity College of London. These notes work extremely well when you are studying for your ATCL or LTCL Teaching Speech and Drama Unit 1 Exam.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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