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10th grade dance research for Google Apps
World Theater Drama Research - World Cultures Greek Theater Noh Kabuki
The World Theatre Research Presentation Project is a perfect way to introduce students to the following world theaters: Greek Theatre, Noh, Chinese Opera, and Kabuki! Students will learn the history of each world theatre while exploring the following unique aspects:✅History, Origin, and Types of Stage✅Summary or Description✅Characters, Costume, Makeup✅Unique Facts and Influence on SocietyThe World Theatre Research Project includes the following:Access to an attractive Google Site featuring image
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7th - 10th
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"A Dancer's Body" Lesson 1: Anatomy (Bones) + Quiz
This a lesson plan for students who are beginning Ballet while learning the anatomical functions and structures of Bones in two fundamental Ballet Steps (Plie + Cambre). This is Lesson 1 of my Anatomy Unit, A Dancer's Body, which is also available on my store. This lesson comes with an assessment, along with both facilitation and supplemental materials. Preferably for 8th graders + High School students.
DANCE RESEARCH PROJECT
5 part dance research project! Great for ONLINE or IN PERSON learning. This resource includes: Teacher info and teaching tipsStep by step instruction for students Learning Goals and Success Criteria RubricsTip & Reminders page for studentsStudents will: research a style of dance focusing on its historical background, stylistic features and cultural importance. present their findingchoose /design a costume that connects to their chosen dance style and provide information about their clothing
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3rd - 12th
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Celebrating African American Broadway Dance Icons Activity PDF and Digital 9-12
This no-prep PDF and digital activity highlights three African American dance icons; Debbie Allen, Garth Fagan, Ben Vereen, and Jennifer Jones---ideal for high school students celebrating Black History Month or National Dance Day. Designed to be one-day web search lessons or expanded into a mini unit. This easy-to-use resource can readily be a jigsaw in small groups or expanded by using the additional idea pages to continue students’ learning experiences beyond the written page. This set of rol
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9th - 12th
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Celebrating African American Hip Hop Dance Icons Activity PDF and Digital
This no-prep digital and printable activity highlights three African American dance icons; Don Campbell, Boogaloo Sam, Pop 'in Pete, and Buddha Stretch---ideal for celebrating Black History Month or National Dance Day. Designed to be one-day web search lessons or expanded into a mini unit. This easy-to-use resource can readily be a jigsaw in small groups or expanded by using the additional idea pages to continue students’ learning experiences beyond the written page. This set of role models is
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9th - 12th
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Finding Theatre in Your Community - Mini Research Assignment
This handout is a great way to get students exploring and researching about theatre in their own community. Students can look up shows, ticket costs, and create a transportation plan giving them everything they need to go watch theatre on their own!This could also be turned into a class presentation so students can hear all the amazing opportunities to experience theatre in their own community.Includes PDF handout
Celebrating African American Modern Dance Icons Activity PDF and Digital 9-12
This no-prep PDF and digital activity highlights three African American dance icons; Alvin Ailey, Katherine Dunham, Donald McKayle, and Judith Jamison---ideal for high school students celebrating Black History Month or National Dance Day. Designed to be one-day web search lessons or expanded into a mini unit. This easy-to-use resource can readily be a jigsaw in small groups or expanded by using the additional idea pages to continue students’ learning experiences beyond the written page. This se
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9th - 12th
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Celebrating African American Ballet Dance Icons Activity PDF and Digital
This no-prep digital and printable activity highlights three African American dance icons; Misty Copeland, Raven Wilkinson, Alonzo King, and Desmond Richardson---ideal for celebrating Black History Month or National Dance Day. Designed to be one-day web search lessons or expanded into a mini unit. This easy-to-use resource can readily be a jigsaw in small groups or expanded by using the additional idea pages to continue students’ learning experiences beyond the written page. This set of role mo
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9th - 12th
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Cultural Dance Research Project/Presentation
This assignment usually takes about 3 days. We start in the library or with Chrome Books to have one full day of research. We may then use a half day to research some more. We schedule a presentation day to be about a week after the day we start. That is flexible though. I also did this while distance learning and need to share that one. It worked well through slides and sharing. I have had students dress up for this, bring a dish from their country, and teach moves they learned. It can be a gre
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9th - 12th
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Hamilton Cabinet Battles Debate Research Webquest
This is a continuation from the Hamilton Debate Intro, where students will be placed on a side of the debate, and will conduct research for their side to find arguments and evidence. The letters stand for: CB= Cabinet Battle followed by a 1 or 2 to indicate which song.A= Affirmative SideO= Opposition Side Cabinet Battle #1: A- HamiltonO- Jefferson Cabinet Battle #2:A- JeffersonO- Hamilton
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9th - 12th
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