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Drama worksheet videos
Princess and the Frog (2009) Movie Questions
BEST SELLING MOVIE QUESTIONS!Here are 25 questions to go along with Princess and the Frog movie (2009). Teach about New Orleans and the genre and history of jazz music! This would be great for a lesson in jazz, a sub day, or a reward day!You may also be interested in:The Lion King Movie QuestionsMovie Question BUNDLEClick here to view more products from Music Worksheets Plus!Follow me on TpT by clicking the green star to receive new product updates!And on:PinterestInstagram**********************
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Also included in:Â Movie Questions BUNDLE! 10+ Sets of Questions for your Classroom - Sub Plans
BROADWAY MUSICALS | PowerPoints | Worksheets
Great source material for your Broadway musical theatre unit! 3 individual slide presentations rich with curated videos, guided notes, worksheets, quiz, and keys! Perfect for your drama elective. Available for both print and digital learning through Easel! INCLUDED3 PowerPoint Presentations (50 slides total) Guided Notes (7 pages)20 minutes of video clips spaced throughout the presentations3 Vocabulary Worksheets 3 Reflection / Response WorksheetsCumulative QuizKeysCONCEPTS COVERED:MusicalOperet
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â FULL YEAR THEATRE BUNDLE: Intro and Intermediate Drama
Mary Poppins Movie Guide
Movie guide to accompany Disney's Mary Poppins.
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Hairspray (2007) Movie Questions
12 supplemental questions for students to answer while watching the movie Hairspray (2007). Great for sub plans!You may also be interested in my Movie Bundle, which includes this and nine other sets of movie questions!*Purchase Terms:*YOU MAY:• Use this product for your own personal use.• Use this product for your own classroom and students.• Copy this item for use in your classroom by your students.• Purchase unlimited licenses at a great discount for other educators to use.• Reference this pro
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Also included in:Â Movie Questions BUNDLE! 10+ Sets of Questions for your Classroom - Sub Plans
Enchanted (2007) Movie Questions
This music resource contains 15 questions to supplement the movie Enchanted (2007) featuring Amy Adams.Great for sub plans!You may also be interested in:Princess and the Frog Movie QuestionsThe Lion King Movie QuestionsMovie Question BUNDLEClick here to view more products from Music Worksheets Plus!Follow me on TpT by clicking the green star to receive new product updates!And on:PinterestInstagram****************************************************************************************************
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Also included in:Â Movie Questions BUNDLE! 10+ Sets of Questions for your Classroom - Sub Plans
Editable Sound Design Slideshow and Worksheet (Complete Lesson & Pixar Examples)
Sound design is an integral part of quality film design, and it’s subsequently an important aspect of any film design unit. This lesson plan / slideshow is a great resource for teaching students key components of sound design, especially in films. It covers diegetic sounds, non-diegetic sounds, and subjective sounds and provides definitions of each. Additionally, it provides fun, entertaining examples (from Pixar and more) for students to practice on, with scenes from Baby Driver and Wall-e. The
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
12 Angry Men Movie Worksheet
Question worksheet for the movie '12 Angry Men'.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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ACTING WITH YOUR VOICE | PowerPoints Worksheets Video
GREAT resources to develop your acting student's vocal skills! Students will explore and analyze voice qualities such as pitch, timbre, articulation, rhythm, volume, breath, and subtext! Slide presentation with easy-to-follow notes, worksheets, and videos w/follow-along questions! Suitable for beginning and developing actors! Available in both print and digital with EASEL! INCLUDED:2 PowerPoint Presentations (40 slides total)8 Pages of Guided Notes 4 WorksheetsVideo link with follow-questions (2
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â INTERMEDIATE THEATRE | SEMESTER BUNDLE
THEATRE DESIGN VIDEOS | Guided Questions| 30 MINUTES
GREAT series of behind-the-scenes videos curated into a Youtube playlist featuring a different theatre designer discussing their work for a variety of Broadway shows! Includes behind-the-scenes footage from: Aladdin, Wicked, Hadestown, Les Miserables, Spongebob, The Great Comet of 1812, Beetlejuice, and Matilda. Students will explore the jobs of: set designers, costumes designers, prop masters, technical directors, stage managers, sound designers, and make-up designers. INCLUDED30 minutes of con
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â FULL YEAR THEATRE BUNDLE: Intro and Intermediate Drama
Accents - Voice & Diction
This lesson includes four YouTube Videos embedded in a presentation with questions and answer key. The videos include Why Do We Have Accents?, Why Don't Americans Have English Accents, American Accents, and British Accents.
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6th - 12th
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Introduction to Musical Theatre - Musicals
This lesson introduces different types of musical theatre featuring video samples of each. Questions over notes and videos are included with answer key.
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6th - 12th
Romeo and Juliet: Act 1, Scene 5 Sonnet - exploration and film comparison
This is a worksheet for in-class exploration on the Act 1, Scene 5 sonnet from Romeo and Juliet. Students will work in pairs to interpret the lines of the sonnet into everyday English. Then they will perform the scene for the class, with a discussion to follow.
For the next part, students will view two clips of the same sonnet scene from the Zeffirelli and Baz Lurhmann film versions of Romeo and Juliet. (This scene is in chapter 5 of the Zeffirelli version and chapter 8 of the Lurhmann ve
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9th - 10th
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Theatrical Genres - Types of Comedy
This lesson defines low and high comedy and several types of comedy in those two categories. Fill in the blank follow along notes are provided. Video samples of each type of comedy are embedded in the presentation with questions and answer key provided.
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6th - 12th
Behind the Scenes - Producing the Play - Tech Theatre
This lesson includes 9 YouTube video links to videos created by the American Theatre Wing about behind the scenes, technical theatre, careers. Twenty one questions over the videos are included with answer key.
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6th - 12th
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FACING GIANTS Movie Short Answer Questions
This is a short 3pg "answer in complete sentences" type of activity. I developed it to be completed as the students watched the "Facing Giants" movie to insure they were paying attention. It is also a great thing to keep the students engaged and involved with the movie as they view it. I will develop any type of unit or test you need. Please contact me at zelayaa.az@gmail.com if you want a particular product made just for you. Thank you and please FOLLOW ME. Share and tell your friends.
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Sarah Jones TED Talk Worksheet (A One Woman Global Village)
This is a two-sided viewing & response worksheet based around Sarah Jones's engaging and challenging TED Talk, "A One Woman Global Village." Jones performs a twenty-minute series of monologues as multiple characters in order to illustrate the cultural perspectives and concerns of a variety of ethnic minorities in the United States. This is a great video and discussion-starter for units on multiculturalism, immigration, American Dream, "the melting pot," stereotypes, and similar topics.
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9th - 12th
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MONOLOGUES | Video Playlist with Guide | Theatre & Drama
GREAT series of videos curated into a Youtube playlist featuring a variety of advice on preparing monologues as well as examples of teenagers performing them. Both serious and whimsical, this playlist will give students the references they need to succeed with a monologue performance! Perfect supplement for your drama elective or for your advanced students preparing auditions. Includes 3 informative videos, 3 examples of monologue performances, and a final fun comedy sketch poking fun at monolo
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â FULL YEAR THEATRE BUNDLE: Intro and Intermediate Drama
Genres Unit - Theatre & Literature
Theatrical and Literary GenresThis unit is intended to last between 14-18 days and covers a variety of genres with many specific examples and activities to explore the characteristics of the various genres.  What’s included:Notes over the characteristics of tragedy and tragic characters with fill in the notes provided. A YouTube video link is provided to a brief introduction to tragedy with a set of questions and answer key provided.A link to an audio version of a condensed King Lear with questi
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6th - 12th
Analyzing Film as Text
This worksheet asks students to analyze videos/films as they would a traditional literary text.
It is perfect for those days that a film will save your sanity (or help a substitute), and it holds students accountable for paying attention.
It can be used with any feature film. I am attaching a Word document in case you would like to alter the instructions or spacing.
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7th - 12th
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Analysis: "Movie Favorites" Worksheet
This form is designed to work with films that are based on literature. It is generic enough to use with any film, but it is especially effective on films based on American Literature.
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7th - 12th
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Stressentences: Volume 1
The Power of Word Stress in PragmaticsPragmatic language skills are essential for navigating the social world, and word stress plays a pivotal role in conveying meaning effectively. Stressentences empowers your students to grasp the nuances of word stress, enabling them to understand and use stress patterns in conversations, interviews, and social interactions.Slideshow Presentations: The accompanying slideshow presentation provides visual cues to reinforce learning. Each slide strategically emp
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Roles & Responsibilities In Theatre Activity - Google Slides
Students investigate 7 key theatre roles through the watching of video clips and then apply their learnings to describe their responsibilities. DirectorStage managerCostume DesignerChoreographerWig designerSound directorLighting designer
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4th - 8th
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Tragedy Notes & King Lear
This lesson includes notes about tragedy and tragic characters. A link to a YouTube audio file of the children's version of King Lear (10 minutes) is provided with questions and answer key. Questions focus on the plot of King Lear and how it serves as an ideal example of tragedy according to the notes provided.
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6th - 12th
Introduction to Tragedy
This lesson included a brief embedded YouTube Video introducing Greek Tragedy with multiple choice questions and answer key provided.
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6th - 12th
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