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Fun Drama Class Project: Creating a Commercial
This is a brief (1 to 3 day ) project that is engaging for students! This step-by-step handout guides students from brainstorming and planning to rehearsing and performing a brief TV commercial. Students will select any object found in the classroom or backpack. Who is the audience? Why do they need this product? Students learn to work together and the result will be a brief and often hilarious commercial!
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A Brief History Of Theatre - Reading Comprehension Worksheet / Text
This Reading Comprehension worksheet is suitable for higher elementary to proficient ESL learners or native English speakers. The text describes the history of theater / drama from the ancient Greek Dionysian rituals till the establishment of London’s theater houses.
After carefully reading the text, students are required to complete some comprehension exercises including: comprehension questions, True or False exercises, a fill-in-the-gaps exercise, and a fun crossword . The text can also be u
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Also included in:Â A Brief History of... - Reading Comprehension Worksheets
The Wiz- Movie Quiz
This is a 15-question, multiple choice quiz based on the 1978 movie, "The Wiz."
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The Taming of the Shrew and Ten Things I Hate About You Comparison Table
A detailed table which breaks down the eleven major connections, similarities and differences in the ways the characters, narrative events and issues in the play are extended, challenged and subverted in the modern film appropriation. This can be used as a support resource for an essay, presentation or to aid revision. It can also be adapted by deleting some parts of the text and asking students to add their own ideas and examples.
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The Phantom of the Opera-Movie Quiz
This 15 question, multiple choice quiz is based on the 2004 movie, "The Phantom of the Opera."
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Culinary/Cooking Report Card Comments (editable) - Foods Report Cards
These culinary report card cards include one high, medium and low comment for each of the following categories:Basic Cooking Techniques:Knife skillsMeasuring ingredientsMixing, stirring, foldingCooking methods (e.g., boiling, sautéing, baking, steaming)Food Safety and Sanitation:Proper handwashingSafe food handling techniquesTemperature control (e.g., refrigeration, cooking temperatures)Cross-contamination preventionNutrition and Health:Understanding food groups and balanced mealsReading and int
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Drama/Theater Report Card Comments (editable)
In a drama class, students typically engage in activities designed to develop their skills in acting, improvisation, characterization, stage presence, and teamwork. The outcomes can be broken down into several categories and my report card comments are based on these outcomes:Acting Skills: This category focuses on developing fundamental acting techniques and abilities. It includes:Voice Projection and Diction: Teaching students to articulate clearly and project their voices to be heard on stage
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Realism and Stanislavski 12 WEEK TERM PLAN Drama for 3 age groups
NO MORE LESSON PLANNING!
This is a 12 week REALISM term plan including individual lesson plans for a Stageschool/ Drama Club teacher. This 12 week plan is for 3 age groups and has over 90 pages including all resources for your lessons. SENT VIA EMAIL SAMPLE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
Each inspection from OFSTED I received using these lesson plans gained an 'Outstanding' This online pack containing a full 12 week lesson and term plan under the theme of REALISM The children in all three age groups
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"A Ride to School" by Award-Winning Playwright Kendra Thomas
A royalty free one-act play for middle and high school students by award-winning playwright Kendra Thomas. Once the script is purchased, it may be copied and used freely. Every day, students from all walks of life make their way to and from school. Each of these journeys contains a story and a hidden meaning. Sierra, a girl from a divorced family, strikes up a friendship with Jamie, who is grappling with her parents' impending divorce and the distance it's created between her and her father. Tat
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Sweeney Todd- Movie Quiz
This 15 question, multiple choice quiz is based on the 2007 movie, "Sweeney Todd."
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Melodrama script: The Cheesecake Factory
A campy melodrama script for middle or high school. Fun for class or for full production! Will the Graham sisters be able to save their cheesecake factory from the evil Riley Slapdash and his clumsy assistant?!?
The Cheesecake Factory, OR The Women of Cheesy Virtue by Tammie Pogue is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
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Air Band Performance
Here's a worksheet to enable you to easily have your students plan out an Air Band performance over 7 classperiods, before they get to perform it. It's a really fun assignment and kids have always loved this one. There's lots of practice time expected.
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Compare/Contrast Chart: BOOK vs. MOVIE
Use this two-column chart to help students identify the ways the book and movie are different. This chart works very well with books such as The Little Prince, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Hunger Games, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Giver, Romeo and Juliet, The Odyssey, Holes, The Diary of Anne Frank, Frankenstein, Harry Potter, Hamlet, and the many other classic novels that have wonderful movie versions.I'd love to hear how this product worked for you so pleas
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Also included in:Â 25+ Movie Guides to Use when teaching Whole-Class Novels, Critical Analysis
Mystery Radio Show for Drama Class
Your actors will love this assignment! First, find "Nick Danger, Third Eye," "I Love a Mystery," and any Phillip Marlowe mysteries on YouTube. Then, play them for students. Students will quickly get the idea. They can write their mystery radio drama as a dramatic piece or as a spoof. This is a fun activity that teaches kids about early radio, sound effects, parody, as well as how to work together.
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Acting Performance Rubric (Intro.)
Assessing a student's performance in class can be a tricky thing, but this rubric will help you do just that. Share this rubric with your students in advance and explain to them what you're going to be looking for. It helps them, and you, know what your expectations are (but also gives you the flexibility to grade students according to their individual abilities and growth).
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Christmas Christmas Program - "Who's the Best?"
Every year, believers bemoan the secularization of Christmas. The peripheral has become central and the central focus – Jesus – has been pushed to the edges of our celebration. The whole point of Christmas is that God, seeing our hopeless sin, sent a Savior to become one of us – true God, true man – to live and eventually suffer and die to take the punishment for our sin. This program was initially presented by a Christian elementary school which included grades Pre-Kindergarten through 8th grad
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The Favorite
If you're looking for a quick relevant, funny and evangelical Christmas Play... You've found it. :)In this vibrant and funny "Toy Story" spin off, a group of everyone's favorite toys all claim to be the #1 toy... until they stumble upon an old Nativity set. The toys hear the true story of Christmas and decide that the Nativity set should be the "Favorites"!This play is short and sweet, easily executed and adaptable to ANY size group... you can take characters out, or even add some of your own,
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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Movie Questions and Open-Responses
This resource contains 25 questions and 5 open-responses that go with the 2013 movie The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Point values for grading are provided for all, and an Answer Key is provided for the question portion. The questions are written so students can answer them as they watch the movie, and the open-responses can be answered after the movie. The questions and open-responses encourage students to both watch the movie and think more deeply while connecting with the movie. Provided in
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Legally Blonde: The Musical- Quiz
This 20 question, multiple choice quiz is based on the MUSICAL, "Legally Blonde."
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Midsummer Night's Dream Activities, Act 3.
This upload gives an assignment and guidelines on designing a stage set for Midsummer Night's Dream. There are also activities on the structure of a play focusing on the climax in Act 3. An understanding of the issues the play presents are looked at through the structure of the plot and subplot with Bottom as the link, with discussion prompted by his link to creative imagination and to love. We also look at the theatrical tactic Shakespeare uses of the play within the play and the way onlooke
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Christian Christmas Program - "Messages from the Manger"
This is not your typical Christmas program. There are no costumes and no nativity scenes. There are, however, words of encouragement and faith and hope for those who need to remember the message of love God sent to us through the baby in the manger. Through narration that takes the congregation through the Christmas story and the poems and songs of 4 groups of students (aged 3-14), the four messages from the manger are shared -- fear not, God chose you, God guides you, and God is with you. T
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Advertisement Order Form
Are you a drama teacher using ad sales for your playbill to pay for production costs? Are you creating the graduation program or the yearbook spread? If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions, I may be able to help you.
The Advertisement Order Form from Nolan's kNick-kNacks has been utilized successfully in drama departments and proves to be an easy way to convey valuable information and collect money for any program. It is also editable!
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Journey Around Scotland - Assembly Script
This assembly script is aimed to be preformed by 7-11 year olds, exploring areas of Scotland. Set as a TV/News program, it provides opportunities for acting, singing, quizzes, dancing and more!Approximately 40 parts although there is opportunity to add/subtract if needed.Hope you enjoy!
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Novio Boy by Gary Soto - Word Search
Word search activity for Novio Boy, a play by Gary Soto.
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