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Monologue Memorization Stations for Theatre and Acting classes
From Drama Dreams and English Themes, this product includes a lesson plan and assignment to assist students with monologue memorization. The lesson can easily be adapted to assist students with memorization in other classes as well. This lesson helps students explore different learning techniques and styles (chunking, aural, kinesthetic, intrapersonal, visual) while working on memorization in order to ultimately reflect and choose which learning style is most effective.The product includes a les
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7th - 12th
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12 Angry Men Unit Bundle | Engaging teaching materials for 9-12 grade students
These materials, based on Reginald Rose's iconic play, 12 Angry Men, helps students apply the play and its themes to the American justice system. This bundle contains the following resources: Handouts for taking notes on juror details, facts about the case, and judicial elements, such as circumstantial evidenceA slideshow introducing the play's premise, context, and themesA list of engaging assessments, including writing prompts and creative projects, such as juror reflections and art assignment
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Humor and Comedy Writing Unit Plan
This is a 5-10 day humor writing unit plan for secondary English, college writing, or creative writing students. It’s meant to teach the theory and structure that go into humor writing along with plenty of practice activities.Humor writing takes a specific set of writing skills, and it can translate to a well-paying job for those who are especially good at it. Even students not destined for standup stages or sitcom writers’ rooms will benefit from studying the elements that make writing funny. T
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Laughing in Language Arts Class (English Lessons that Incorporate Humor)
As The Cell Turns - The Drama of Life -Science Reader's Theater Script
This is an original Reader's Theater script, based on the organelles of the animal cell and their function. Your students will enjoy playing the parts of the living cell as they argue about who is the most important and learn how all the parts of the cell work together. This cross-curricular science script can be used in reading class as a non-fiction work, or in science while studying the cell.
Along with the script, name tags for each organelle are included with an icon chosen to help stu
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5th - 7th
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Black History Skit: Spotlighting African American Inventors
If you are looking for a skit for your Black History Program, you will love this one. It covers theaccomplishments of African American Inventors. I looked everywhere for skits that my students could perform, and when I came up empty, I wrote my own! Enjoy
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4th - 12th
Bend it Like Beckham Movie Guide - Active Learning Tasks Bundle
This bundle of learning tasks is designed to reinforce and stimulate learning through activity. It is a set of ready-to-go worksheets/resources for use with the 2002 film Bend it Like Beckham. The inclusion of different types of activities is a ploy to appeal to students' different learning styles. The resources included are• Detailed Viewing Questions with answers. Useful for classwork or homework.• Plot Summary as Cloze Test. Use to ensure students understand the plot. There are two versi
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7th - 11th
"We Love You, California" Fourth Grade History Play
A fourth grade history play written to include our school's entire fourth grade (94 students). You can adjust the groups (miners, railroad workers, etc.) to fit your student population.Four children need to work on a final California history exam. A time traveler "Zeit Reisander" appears to take them back through time to learn about the amazing history of CA. Songs, humor, and history all rolled into one! European explorers, missions, miners, railroad workers, 1904 San Francisco Earthquake, Ros
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4th
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Alamo Reader's Theatre
This Reader's Theatre covers the history of the famous battle at the Alamo in Texas. There are 14 characters including five Narrators, Santa Anna,Davie Crockett, Sam Houston, and Stephen Austin. This fits perfectly with a study of the Southwest Region of the United States and works with 4th-6th grade students. With smaller classrooms, parts can be combined to fit your needs. It is a total of eight pages long, and takes approximately 10 minutes to peform.
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4th - 6th
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Small Group Reader's Theater for Halloween
In this book, there are 6 reader's theaters. They were written for Halloween. The scripts always look MUCH better on paper than it does in the advert on this webpage. Each reader's theater is sold singly but you can get all six in this packet. Scripts are: Franken Cranky, The Gobble Gobble Ghost, The Halloween Heroes Present Halloween Safety Tips, Shhhh, The Corn Has Ears, The Witch's New Broom, and Which Witch is Which. The booklet gives you 6 for $8. When you buy them individually they cost $2
The Santa Substitute - A Christmas Play
The Santa Substitute is a comedy play written for 4th - 8th grade level students. The plot focuses on a story of Santa Claus, who is unable to deliver the Christmas presents after he breaks his leg. The elves come together to find a “Santa Claus Substitute”! The skit is simple, funny, and loved by students, teachers, parents, and any audience!
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5th - 8th
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The Importance of Being Earnest Movie Supplements
These are resources to accompany the 2000 movie version of The Importance of Being Earnest, starring Reese Witherspoon. First, there is an introduction to the movie and an explanation of epigrams. Second, you'll find questions that follow the plot in chronological order. Third, I've provided the answer key. I created these handouts to enhance students' understanding of the complicated plot and the humor Wilde employs.**Kindly refrain from posting answers to these questions online in order to
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11th - 12th
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Macbeth Opening Scene - Film Comparison (Great Intro to Macbeth!!)
GREAT way to start off a unit on Macbeth in a fun and engaging way! Students take notes on the 1971, 2005, 2006, 2004, and 2015 versions of the opening scenes of Macbeth, then they answer analysis questions around each interpretation. This builds excitement around Shakespeare as they realize all the different ways Shakespeare can be adapted and remade. Students watch a youtube clip (of the 5 versions) and fill in a graphic organizer analyzing the setting, appearance of the witches, the lines add
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8th - 12th
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I've Got Something to Say! Monologue Unit for Drama
A complete Monologue unit for high school drama designed to be fun and exciting! Includes 16 lesson overviews, 2 complete lesson plans for lessons 1 and 4. Appendices include instructions for all drama games and exercises, plus scripts, sample monologues and assessment criteria. Specifically designed for the New Zealand curriculum but easily adaptable to any curriculum.By the end of this unit, students will be able to: analyse their chosen character and apply the fundamental character ques
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8th - 11th
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Performing Poetry: Creating an Oral Interpretation of a Poem
REVISED AND UPDATED August 3rd 2019!Performing Poetry is a one-to-two week long assignment that takes students through the process of finding and developing an interpretation of a poem for performance in the classroom. It contains the lesson, students handouts, a performance rubric, a student seld-evaluation, suggestions for poems to use, and several great vocal warm ups that I use extensively in my drama classes. One of the nice things about teaching students to create an oral interpretation of
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Greatest Showman (Show) Script
I looked and could not find an official script, so then I purchased some of the other homemade ones out there and was very disappointed. My 6/7/8 class really wanted to do it as a play ... so I wrote a script. The preview is a full pdf version for free. If you would like to support the crazy number of hours put into the script please buy the editable Word.docx document version. Thank you.It is a great play as you can showcase as many students as you have as performers. I kept it very simple
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6th - 11th
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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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Not Grade Specific
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BURN HER! Understanding Mass Hysteria
The motivation behind the mass hysteria during the Salem Witch Trials as portrayed in Arthur Miller's The Crucible seems far- fetched and unbelievable. Using video, discussion, class participation, and writing, this lesson aims to personalize the sentiments of the villagers for the students so they understand this hysteria.
Your students will find it enjoyable! Mine did! Their reflective writing at the end expressed a new found understanding of the emotional climate of Salem and situations li
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7th - 12th
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Living Stations of the Cross Script
This is a 30 page packet. If you are responsible, or want to take on, having your students present the Living Stations of the Cross to the school community, this may be for you. This script is powerful. It will involve all your students and will be such a great visual for the school community. The packet includes the script, the songs you should use, and a powerful video link to show to your students.We have great success with this, and I hope you do as well! We have presented to both the s
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7th - 12th
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Math Stories - Small Group Reader's Theater
This group of scripts was written to introduce or reinforce key math concepts. As you are aware, math has a language all its own and it is critical to practice and use the language as much as possible. These reader's theaters were written just for that purpose. Some of the items covered in them are the properties of multiplication; classification of quadrilaterals; formulas for perimeter, area and volume; introducing fractions , mixed numbers, and explaining the need for common denominators. Som
Greek Mythology Plays: The Adventures of Perseus
This fifteen minute play is a depiction of the classic Greek myth of Perseus and his quest to kill the gorgon Medusa. It's modern language and humorous approach will have students racing to class to rehearse.
This play features 14 speaking rolls:
King Polydectes: the evil king
Martin: an evil advisor to the king
Bob: an evil advisor to the king
Harry: an evil advisor to the king
Perseus: the Greek demigod who defeats medusa
Hermes: messenger of the gods
Athena: goddess of wisdom and war
Hag 1
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5th - 8th
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Commedia dell Arte: 24 Lesson Drama Unit
For this unit, which assesses the students' knowledge of a specific theatre form based on their ability to identify key features of that form, I have chosen to slowly build upon prior knowledge by scaffolding the lessons. Lesson one introduces the students to the concept of theatre form itself by allowing them to view five different types of theatre/drama and asks them to relate these types to TV shows, movies or characters that they recognise. We then focus on the specific form of Commedia d
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9th - 12th
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One Room School House 1800's Daily Lesson Plans
Have you ever wanted your students to experience what school was like in the 1800's? Here is the lesson for you! In this lesson you will be able to have the knowledge to turn your modern classroom into a classroom from the past. Students will get to learn about history in a fun and engaging way! You might even want to go all out and dress like a school teacher from the 1800's and encourage your kids to dress like they would have in the 1800's. Students love this and will talk about this day f
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1st - 6th
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Making Paper Mache Masks and Writing a Play:Arts Project with Rubrics
In this integrated arts project, students will make paper mache masks, write the script for and perform a play.
This project has three tasks.
Students first create paper mache masks. They turn these masks into the creatures of their choice - animals, monsters, aliens etc.
In groups of four, students use the characters from the masks to complete a creative writing task: Writing a play.
Students work together to write the script for a five minute play that incorporates all four of the chara
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6th - 9th
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State Test Prep Skit
A fun and lighthearted skit or play with fairy tale characters preparing to take a State Test. Is primarily for Test Taking strategies and skills in a way that is fun and interesting to the kids. This skit could also be performed by a drama department. Possibly at a testing assembly.
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5th - 12th
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