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10th grade drama 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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Elizabethan Era Research Project (for Google Slides™) Distance Learning
Introduce the time period of Shakespeare's life by having your students do some research and teach each other! The perfect way to start any unit on a Shakespearean play: assign this activity collaboratively or as an independent research project. Perfect for distance learning!Includes:Editable and Printable Directions and Topics List - Google Docs™Editable and Printable Notes Sheet - Google Docs™Digital Project Directions and Template - Google Slides™Printable Notes Graphic Organizer - PDFDetaile
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Shakespeare Mini-Unit BUNDLE (for Google Drive™) Distance Learning
A Raisin in the Sun - Hansberry: Pre-Reading Stations Activity
Bring Lorraine Hansberry's autobiographical play, A Raisin in the Sun, to life with this lesson dedicated to getting students interested in the history, culture, and themes within play.The LessonThis lesson utilizes six stations focused on the following topics:MusicRedliningFinancesQuotesGenerational DividesOpening Stage NotesWhat's Included:Slideshow with the topics above with detailed questions for students to research and answer on each topicSlides link to videos and other documents, tooOther
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: A Raisin in the Sun: Full Unit Bundle
A Doll's House by Ibsen: Mini-Background Research Project
This product is a NO PREP, READY-TO-USE pre-reading mini-research project for A Doll's House, by Henrik Ibsen, and it can be assign individually or as a group presentation. A rubric for the group presentation is included in the packet. Project includes the following:Questions and websites with articles to read about Henrik Ibsen Articles about women during the Victorian Age Realism as a literary movementThe TarantellaThe Myth of ArachneGender stereotypingA response to research and learning.
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10th - 12th
Shakespeare Introduction: Life in Elizabethan England
Introduce your students to Shakespeare in a fun, engaging, and interesting way!A great way to introduce Shakespeare is to introduce students to the time period. With this project, students not only become knowledgeable about their selected or assigned topic, but they also practice transferring that knowledge to other students through a presentation. There is flexibility for this project as well. Thirteen topics are provided along with two different rubrics: one for the physical presentation and
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8th - 11th
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"The Landlady" Webquest
This set of google slides is used as a pre-reading activity for students prior to reading Roald Dahl's short story "The Landlady." Students are asked to research about Roald Dahl, define vocabulary words seen in the story, make predictions about the story, and read an article to find research information.
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6th - 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
Radium Girls Webquest
This task is perfect to start a unit about the play or book, Radium Girls. This WebQuest has students navigate through one website in order to gain a foundational understanding of who the Radium Girls were. Students will go on a "scavenger hunt" through the Radium Girls website and will end the activity knowing so much about these women and what they went through!***I did not create the website used in this activity.***
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8th - 12th
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MUSIC THEATER Musical Madness Student Research Project {Editable}
Inspire your Middle or High School music or theater students through this Student Research Project! Perfect for any choir, drama, orchestra, or band class too. Students may select from a list of over 45 musicals to research and present in their own Google SLIDES. Broadway awaits!This 6 page editable Google SLIDE show includes the project criteria, an opportunity to summarize group contributions, and the grading rubric. It is also optimized in black and white for printing.It is recommended to mak
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: MUSIC THEATER Musical Madness BUNDLE Scavenger Hunt and Research Project
Ibsen's A Doll's House: Pre-Reading Stations & Hyperdoc (student-led activity)
Henrik Ibsen's feminist play, A Doll's House, focuses on the protagonist Nora Helmer as over a three day period, she tries to keep a secret from her husband while under the pressure of blackmail.This 90-minute lesson allows students to start making predictions and connections to history, culture, and themes within play.The LessonTeacher has two options to present this lessonOption One: create a gallery walk or various stations by printing off the slides from a google slideshowOption Two: assign
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Pulitzer Prize Research Templates: Poetry, Fiction, Drama (UIL Academics)
Originally, these templates were made for students participating in the Literary Criticism event for Texas UIL Academics. However, these slideshows will work with any course studying the literary winners of the yearly Pulitzer Prize.What's Included3 separate slideshows (poetry, fiction, drama) each with 85+ slideseach slide represents a new year's winnerEach individual slide has space for students to type or insert the following information:author/poet/playwrighttitle of winning workinsert phot
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7th - 12th
Everything Is Alive (Characterization & Improvisation)
The podcast “Everything Is Alive” is a great resource for characterization. Inanimate objects, like a cola can, don’t have personality traits. It’s fun to think about what they would act like if they could talk.With this unit, students will learn what it takes to created an identity for an inanimate object and then become that inanimate object during an end-of-the-unit interview.For this unit, you will need access to the website everythingisalive.com (or Apple Podcasts/Spotify). Students will be
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6th - 12th
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Shakespeare's Othello: Introduction Lesson (Pre-Reading Questions & Slideshow)
William Shakespeare's famous tragic play, Othello, weaves a tale of love, jealousy, and mistrust after the character Iago fails to receive a promotion and decides to make this everyone's problem.Guide your students into understanding the historical intricacies of the play from the very start with this introductory lesson.The LessonAssign students five pre-reading questions to research on the topics of:The MoorsOttoman-Venetian WarRepublic of VeniceRenaissance Gender RolesRenaissance Marriage Tra
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare's Julius Caesar: Pre-Reading Research Jigsaw & Debate Activities
All hail Caesar!!If you are getting ready to read William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, here are two lessons to get students thinking about the play before you start it.What's Included:10 true or false statement questions related to the text and space to provide reasoning.Use these questions to stimulate a debate between your studentsAfter, there is space for students to reflect on the debate's outcomeJigsaw activity with 5 research topics for students to present oneach topic includes specific it
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Shakespeare's Julius Caesar: Activity & Character Analysis Bundle
Improv Research Project
Improvisation Research Project-- Kind of an oxymoron, huh? True improv is made up on the spot... So where does the research come in?With this lesson, you'll have students pick a fiction or non-fiction person and learn as much as they can about them. Then they'll be interviewed by their classmates as that person. Some of the questions will be crazy, and that's okay! That's where the improv comes in.In this lesson, you'll find directions to the assignments, a research worksheet, an interview works
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6th - 12th
Portrait Photography Lighting Styles Notes
This interactive slideshow can guide your Yearbook, Photography, or Art students as they learn about the main lighting styles for portraits! They will be able to take notes over the difference between main/key, fill, and back lights, describe what each lighting style looks like and how to set it up, and look at the strengths and weakness of each style. This can be used with existing curriculum or with the links in the speaker notes. I hope your student enjoy this "lit" experience!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Theatre Superstitions: A Graphic Organizer
Students will explore the historical and cultural roots of different superstitions. Students will use this information to create a graphic organizer, which can be adapted to different formats, such as a mind map, table, or flowchart.
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8th - 11th
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Shakespeare's Hamlet: Character Diagnosis - Mental Disorders Research Lesson
William Shakespeare's famous tragic play, Hamlet, weaves a tale of love, revenge, and mistrust while following the story of Prince Hamlet as he attempts to seek justice following his father's murder.Once your students have gotten a feel for the characters in the play, use this research assignment to dive deeper into what may be driving their decisions making - psychological disorders.The LessonStudents will select a character from the play, and from a list of mental disorders, determine what the
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Playwright Research Assignment - Drama
Sometimes you just need a research topic in a Drama class - both to get the kids thinking wider, and as an alternative from the performance grind. Here is a task I use after long productions, offering a change of pace and a mental shift for the class to work alone or in small groups. Researching into a playwright and their works is a valuable tool in a Drama class - especially to allow students to find someone new and interesting that will inspire them for years to come.This packet includes the
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7th - 10th
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A Raisin in the Sun: Novel Notes Reflection Activity
Now that your students have finished reading Lorraine Hansberry's play, A Raisin in the Sun, have them more deeply reflect on the novel by creating Novel Notes.This activity is a great resource for students taking the AP Literature exam at the end of the year because it provides an excellent study method prior to the exam. The lesson also works well as a personal way to review prior to a test over the play.Novel Notes cover 8 topics including:Significance of TitlesSettingThemes & Thematic St
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: A Raisin in the Sun: Full Unit Bundle
A Streetcar Named Desire: Interview with Tennessee Williams (Websearch)
This engaging and immersive assignment brings students closer to the acclaimed playwright, Tennessee Williams, in an interview-style format. In this activity, students delve into the mind of the author of A Streetcar Named Desire by assuming the role of a talk show host conducting an interview with Tennessee Williams himself.Assignment Overview:The assignment tasks students with crafting an interview between themselves (in the role of the talk show host) and Tennessee Williams. This interactive
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9th - 12th
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"Types of American Theatre" Assignment
This powerpoint is designed for a Theatre Appreciation course but can be used in a Theatre course. It is a powerpoint that the students are to make their own copies of and fill out. It follows the Theatre Appreciation book that this course follows which is linked in the powerpoint.
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9th - 12th
Shakespeare WebQuest - pre-read on Shakespeare & Macbeth /KEY (Google)
This WebQuest includes:Using keywords to find basic bio information on ShakespeareGraphic organizer responses to web and video links onthe Globe and Elizabethan theaterfamous quoteshis use of insultsMacbeth highlights and summaryFor study guides, tests, close readings, lessons, and tools for teaching Macbeth, please click here.
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9th - 12th
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Richard III - Character Acting Project and Rubric
In this fun and clever project, students will be tasked with analyzing the character of Richard III as presented by Shakespeare and creating a resource that could be used to teach a beginning actor how to portray Richard by combining what Shakespeare provides and the acting styles of a famous acting coach. Students will need to either be taught the acting coach styles or can be assigned a self-led discovery of the acting styles (e.g. Meisner's Technique). Instructions for the project and grading
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9th - 12th
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