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12th grade other (ELA) scripts
Disney's Hercules Viewing Guide + Original Myth and Comparison Worksheet
Have you ever wondered how the Disney film version of Hercules stacks up against real mythology? This collection of activities gives students a chance to view the Disney film, read the original myth (through a Reader's Theater script-story), and compare the two!Often filmmakers must adapt their source material to make it more appealing to modern audiences, and Disney’s Hercules is no exception. Analyzing Disney’s choices in adapting this ancient myth will help you appreciate both the original st
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6th - 12th
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High School Radio Drama Unit Script The Invisible Man Using Google Slides Sci-fi
This THREE WEEK radio theater unit including folly artistry and Radio play The Invisible Man is now available using Google slides. This scary play, with roles for 17 + students is great fir high school students. Plus, the accompanying unit teaches the history of radio theater, Foley engineering and gives students an opportunity to write a commercial, create sound effects and perform in a radio play. Plus students' reading, writing, listening and speaking skills are strengthened. It's a one-stop
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Theater Arts Units and Lesson Plans Using Google Slides
{Are You a Text Talker?} Using the Language of Textual Evidence: ELA CCSS 1
This freebie is a quick cheat-sheet for students to remind themselves of the text-based language called for by students in the Common Core for ELA, in particular, during and while participating in teacher-directed close readings of text. These sentence starters give students a head start on how to begin their thinking and use text-based language when orally citing evidence from the text.
This product is one sheet with the option of several different backgrounds. Print full sheets or select "m
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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'Twas the Night Before Christmas
Use this choral reading adaptation of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas to keep students engaged before the holidays. Younger grades love to hear it performed.
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3rd - 12th
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The Transcendentalists Reader's Theater Script-Story
Themes of self-reliance, individualism, and civil disobedience run through the works of the Transcendentalist philosophers Emerson and Thoreau. Although their ideas are interesting, their works often seem dry to students. Is there a way to make learning about these philosophers a bit more fun?This 9-page script-story features the Romantic authors Nathaniel Hawthorne and Edgar Allan Poe (and his talking raven) as they try to insult the philosophy of the Transcendentalists. Henry David Thoreau and
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: American Literature Teaching Resources Bundle
AVID Resources / Student Resource Pages / WICOR Resource Pages - Retro Design
Make sure your students always have access to important resources during your class! This set includes 6 printable PDFs of resources that are essential for your students to succeed in an AVID elective class or content class that utilizes AVID strategies. I use these in my class EVERY DAY. They are kept in the baskets at the center of their table groups and students reach for them every class period to make sure they are doing their best work. Students use them while collaborating, interacting w
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The True Story of the Three Little Pigs - Duet Acting Script
What a hilarious banter between the Wolf and narrator as they battle between themselves over whose story is right! This is a great way to get students engaged in literature, understand point of view, and practice speech and acting skills!
Script is 7 pages, based on Jon Scieszka's text. Script written by Martha Hach from "The Owl Spot." Your purchase entitles you to make copies of this script for your own classroom activities. Please do not share or upload to a shared server, as this is a
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5th - 12th
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What Remains: An Original One-Act Script for Middle and High School Students
What Remains is an original drama that I wrote for my middle school Theatre students. It is a dystopian drama, with themes of love, loss and discovering yourself in time of tragedy and change. This script is intended to be used in performance, as a character study, or in sections for scene practice. If you purchase this script to be performed, please email me for original design ideas. Break a leg!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Acting Out One-Liners from Movie, TV, and Novels to Learn Persuasive Speaking
Teach your students to be intentional about how they use public speaking techniques (pitch, volume, pauses, gestures, etc.) using this engaging, funny and fun acting activity! This resource comes with 48 different one-liners from movies, TV, novels, etc. and will help students reflect on the meaning of the line before annotating the line with at least three delivery techniques. Then - present!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: BUNDLE: Public Speaking Lecture, Activity and Warm-Up Series!
ESL Christmas Holiday Tongue Twisters for English Pronunciation
Unlock the Power of Pronunciation with our Festive Tongue Twisters Set for ELLs! Includes a bonus extension activity!Pronunciation is a fundamental aspect of language acquisition, and for that reason I'm excited to present a resource that transforms the challenge of mastering English sounds into an engaging and enjoyable experience for ELLs.This set of 29 phrases focuses on sounds commonly tricky for English learners, allowing them to practice articulating each sound accurately. Each tongue twi
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4th - 12th
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Academic Conversation Sentence Starters
Want your students to have more academic conversations? Here is a great guide for asking and answering questions at various cognitive levels. It is based off Bloom's Taxonomy and Webb's Depth of Knowledge, starting with the most basic level of thinking at the top. This guide allows you to teach your students to engage in academic conversations, pushes them to engage in higher order thinking skills, and allows you to differentiate for various levels at the same time!
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9th - 12th
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WHEN, a full-length play for high school students by Jan Shelton Hunsaker
WHEN is the perfect play for a high school-aged cast. It is also rich in characters for women: EIGHT great roles for girls, three for men and can be made into a much larger cast with many more FEMALE ROLES. In it's initial production, we used more than 25 kids in roles but the small cast option is twelve. The play is a portrait of a woman, Blithe, who raised twin daughters on a cattle ranch in Idaho, though she always dreamed of a life on the Broadway stage. She ran the local high school drama p
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Diálogo académico: Guías para conversar y aprender con otros
Diálogo académico: Guías para conversar y aprender con otrosEste recurso es una herramienta para ayudarles a los estudiantes en clases de lenguaje dual o en clases ensañadas en español para poder conversar con sus compañeros de clase y desarrollar ideas juntos. Estas guías para el diálogo académico están basadas en 5 temas:Compartir ideas y ampliar las ideas de otros (Ejemplo abajo)Clarificar o pedir clarificaciónEstar de acuerdo o no estar de acuerdoDiscutir evidencia o datosResumir ideas y apr
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4th - 12th
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4 Improvisation Role-Play Cards for Learners of English (L2)
4 Improvisation Role-Play Cards for Learners of English (L2) - Theme: Having an Argument
This resource contains four A4-sized premium design role-play cards in which English language learners (L2) learn how to deal with conflicts in a fun way. Each role-play card deals with a different type of argument.
Role-play 1: Showing Off (2 players)
Role-play 2: Behind My Back (4 players)
Role-play 3: A Big Butt Insult (2 players)
Role-play 4: Ignore Abhor (3 player)
Pupils use these role-play cards t
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6th - 12th
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EVERYONE: A Contemporary 1-Act Didactic Play for Performance by Young People
A New Contemporary Moralistic Didactic Drama"EVERYONE"One-Act Stage Play for Performance by Young PeopleACTING EDITIONText & Stage Business Adapted, Revised & Updated for 21st century productionbyMICHAEL RULIN BLEVINSFrom the 15th Century play "Everyman"byANONYMOUSDramaOne-ActCast: Large, flexible - 18 roles [can be all male; all female; or gender mix]Playing Time: 35-40 minEasy production values ensure it is an effective play that is always a critical and rewarding success. EVERYONE*,
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9th - 12th
Newscast / Newspaper Unit (Lesson 12) - Newspaper Presentations
In this lesson, students will present the section that they wrote in the newspaper.
This unit has been immensely successful for many different grades that I have taught it. It touches on all four modalities of learning and gives the students a performance task that they get really excited about - their own newspaper and newscast!
This unit is divided into individual lessons, but I recommend the entire unit, which took a month to create.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Romeo and Juliet: Parent Interview Project
Teaching Romeo and Juliet this year?
Engage your students, get parents to participate, and explore the Parental Influence theme from the play!
This resource is a Parent Interview Project. Easy to use- print, review with students, and set a due date!
About the project:
Students will complete a series of steps including interviewing a parent/guardian (students need to ask 10 questions, I include 5 questions and the students need to come up with 5 additional questions), create a written script,
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7th - 12th
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Improvisation Monologue Starters
A word doc that provides improvisation scenarios for students to perform on the fly!
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4th - 12th
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Independent Reading - Podcast Script
Write a radio script to advertise and sell your independent reading book for the holiday season.
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6th - 12th
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Talk Moves (For assisting students in group discussion and socratic seminar)
The TALK MOVES MAP is a great resource for students to help them engage and participate in discussion. Both expert and novice discussion participants can use this tool as a way to: - dig deeper into the topic at hand- practice inquiry- support inclusion- help students be more confident with public speakingI have personally used this map by having my students tape it into their notebook and open back up to it whenever we´re in discussion. They have used it in:- Large group discussion with me as t
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4th - 12th
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Speech skeleton manuscript outline
Can use with any formal speech to show students the proper components. Manuscript outline can serve as a script for students to memorize a speech.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Role-Play: The Role of the College Essay in the College Application Process
This is an introductory role-play activity for a unit or process that teaches students about the role of the college essay in our undergraduate admissions process. The role-play contains fun dialogue that propels students to think about which factors matter the most in a candidate's college application. - College Essay - Personal Statement
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9th - 12th
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Adventure
Content:Exercise 1 Warm-up, questions about adventure. Exercise 2 Quiz. Exercise 3 Discussion and presenting student's own point of view. Exercise 4 Reading and group/ pair task. Exercise 5 Agree or disagree task. Homework*This worksheet contains scenario as well as student's activities.*
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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