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Adult education Common Core RL.4.10 resources for Microsoft PowerPoint
All the World's a Stage: Body Positions on Stage
⭐ ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE: Body Positions on Stage ⭐ ☆ BESTSELLER ☆Over 40 slides/pages for teaching the 9 main stage areas and 8 different body positions actors have to learn and consider when on stage: Where to be or go on stage, and How to position their bodies. Perfect for use with the Parts of Stage and Stage Directions and the Types of Stages resources (available in a money-saving bundle).What's included:An 20+ slide, richly animated and editable Main Powerpoint Presentation (Google Slides
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: All The World's A Stage 3-in-1 Bundle (100+ pages/slides)
All the World's a Stage 2-in-1 Bundle: Parts of Stage & Types of Stage
⭐ ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE Bundle ⭐The Parts of the Stage and Types of Stages are two smaller units combined into one comprehensive unit of over 60 slides/pages. Students will learn about : six basic types of stages they could encounter as a performer. the parts of a stage and stage positions in this unit so that they will understand terms when blocking a play.#1. TYPES OF STAGES Powerpoint Presentation + Worksheets (35 pages)35 slides/pages of editable Powerpoint Presentation (Google Slides) to
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
Printable Valentines Day Reading Comprehension
✨ Valentines Day Google Slides | Reading Comprehension ✨In past years, I remember myself struggling to come up with ideas for the holidays that worked for the classroom but at the same time were fun and enjoyable. ✨Even as a long term substitute teacher for ELA, I found the reading assignments to be extremely tedious, lacking creativity and most of all emotion and warmth. ✨However, this resource , includes all of that and then some more. 1. Students read short stories on the holiday of Valentine
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Shakespeare's The Tempest - Character Cards - Name, role, relationship matching
As part of our curriculum teaching, we looked at the play The Tempest by William Shakespeare. Our children found it tricky to learn the names of the characters and work out who was related to who, who had done what to who (including before the play started with Prospero on the boat and Sycorax vs Aerial).We therefore developed these character cards which we used for a range of activities.FlashcardsThe children learnt to read and pronounce the names of the main characters using the 16 main charac
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5th - 8th, Adult Education, Staff
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