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Free drama reflective journals for teachers
Dramatic Play Game Ideas
Do you love teaching drama games in your class? Are you tired of running out of ideas for new games to teach your class? Well, you're in luck!Use this sheet to have your students brainstorm ideas/games to play in class. Have them work individually or in small groups. Front load students with a list of skills that you have taught, and have students write a detailed description of the rules of their game.Select your favourite games, and have fun! This can be a perfect task for a sub day.
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4th - 7th
Arts Integration We're Live! Radio Theater 101 Drama Teacher Guide
NOTE: SAMPLE!!! Are you ready to shake up your classroom and make learning an adventure? Pick up this drama integration based sample of We're Live! Radio Theater #101. Picture this: your students donning audio lab coats as they journey into the depths of rainforests through the magic of radio theater. Imagine them traveling back in time during social studies to witness pivotal moments firsthand, or seeing numbers come alive in vibrant dialogue during math lessons. Get ready to explore the excit
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Theater Safety Info & Resources
Rational and Purpose of Resource:The Department of Labor defines safety culture as “consisting of shared beliefs, practices, and attitudes that exist at an establishment.” This is the first and foremost important thing any sponsor, supervisor, director, and teacher of theater should establish when working in any setting where there is risk involved with those participating in theater activities. The purpose of this resource is to provide a guide for all educators, students, staff, and volunteers
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Not Grade Specific
Creative Arts Performance Reflection
This reflection sheet allows students to reflect on a performance that they have given either to the class or an audience. This could be used for music, drama or dance.
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PreK - 6th
Your Academy Award Speech
This assignment is to get your students thinking about their dreams. Students will create their own Academy Award speech and get specific on their goals. This is intended to inspire students and motivate them to dream big. Teachers may choose for students to read these in front of the class to create a supportive environment for students to uplift one another.
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Not Grade Specific
Voice Lesson Reflection Worksheet
I may argue that reflection is almost as important as the class itself. Reflecting on what you learned, how you feel and what your next goal is can help you to assess your progress and grow towards your dreams! Print this sheet out and use as a reflection for after each lesson.
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Not Grade Specific
Art Awards Evaluation form
Here is a Free!!! A form you can use to fill in for your students to get the feedback done in no time. Along with a self-assessment box for students to be able to input some information and think about how they can improve.
Mr Manley
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Standards Tracker: NEW 8th Grade Missouri Arts Learning Standards- Theater
This document is a standards tracker for the 8th grade Missouri Arts Learning Standards. These standards were adopted April 2019, so they are new!Each standard is taken directly from the Theater standards. Please refer to the entire document when planning your course. https://dese.mo.gov/sites/default/files/curr-mls-standards-fa-theater-sboe-2019.pdfAccording to DESE website: "On Tuesday, April 16, 2019, the Missouri State Board of Education approved new Grade Level Expectations in music, visual
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8th
Mind Vs Body
Mind vs Body question. "If you had the choice to have the mind of a 90 year old or the body of a 30 year old which would you choose?"
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Not Grade Specific
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