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Arts & music handouts for Microsoft Word
Fun Drama Class Project: Creating a Commercial
This is a brief (1 to 3 day ) project that is engaging for students! This step-by-step handout guides students from brainstorming and planning to rehearsing and performing a brief TV commercial. Students will select any object found in the classroom or backpack. Who is the audience? Why do they need this product? Students learn to work together and the result will be a brief and often hilarious commercial!
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Graphic Design I/Vol. 1: Beginning Adobe Photoshop Projects
This bundle includes handouts for 5 Photoshop projects that I teach at the beginning of the year in a high school Computer Graphics class, a.k.a. Graphic Design class. These start off very easy and add tools and skills with each project. In addition, I have included Teacher Notes with suggestions for anyone new to this type of class, which I have taught for 14 years. Of course, in Photoshop there are always several different ways to do the same thing, so please adapt to your preferred method. I
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Adobe Photoshop Bundle for High School Art and Graphic Design
Magazines: Persuasive Writing & Media Mini Unit & Assignment
This mini unit is one students of all ages love, as it's focused on more creative, persuasive writing, and the media/artistic design of their own magazine!It's perfect for in class and/or as take home work, depending on your needs. The unit is comprised of two focal parts/assignments that can be taught together or separately: the first is writing an informal, persuasive (‘soft’) magazine article; the second is to actually design and create a magazine (covers, layouts, table of contents, ads).THE
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: THE PERSUASIVE WRITING MULTI UNIT BUNDLE
Elements of Drama Notes | Interactive Notebook | ELAR | Editable
Great for introducing a unit on drama. This note sheet provides students with some of the major elements that students will encounter in drama texts. Students can fill in this note sheet and then glue it into their reading notebook. Perfect for standardized test prep, such as the STAAR.This document is completely editable to meet the needs of your students.This product is a Word Document, but also includes a link to a Google Doc.Check out my other reading-related activities!Vocabulary Menu⭐️Plea
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3rd - 7th
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Three Scene Play Playwriting Unit for Drama, Theatre, or Acting Classes
DISTANCE-LEARNING FRIENDLY. REVISED AND UPDATED JULY 2019. This complete, three-week unit plan for teaching a simple, three-scene playwriting structure in any class has been extremely helpful to the many teachers who have purchased it over the past four years, since it debuted in July of 2015. I have been honing the lessons contained in this unit for a decade and a half in my own classes and it is a simple, fun and creative way to teach story structure, character development, and dialogue writin
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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"One Night in the Woods" Drama Class One Act Play Based on Fairy Tales
One Night in the Woods mashes five classic fairy tales with five popular television shows to create an entertaining one act play that works as a classroom or extracurricular project. It’s Cinderella as an episode of The Bachelor, Rapunzel as The Amazing Race, and Red Riding Hood as a breaking news story!The play can also be broken into five independent scenes, four of which work completely independently of the main script. Cast is variable from 4-16. Gender is 2 male and 2 female for four perfor
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6th - 12th
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A Brief History Of Theatre - Reading Comprehension Worksheet / Text
This Reading Comprehension worksheet is suitable for higher elementary to proficient ESL learners or native English speakers. The text describes the history of theater / drama from the ancient Greek Dionysian rituals till the establishment of London’s theater houses.
After carefully reading the text, students are required to complete some comprehension exercises including: comprehension questions, True or False exercises, a fill-in-the-gaps exercise, and a fun crossword . The text can also be u
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Also included in: A Brief History of... - Reading Comprehension Worksheets
Practicing Lines Worksheet for Kindergarten
This worksheet is for the beginning of the year in Kindergarten art. I have students follow along as we draw all seven types of lines. The way that they complete the last two "challenge lines" helps me to determine the level of difficulty that would suit them best.
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PreK - K
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Once Upon a Time: Literary Criticism Taught Through Fairy Tales
Literary criticism should be utilized “in order to make what is implicit in a book finely explicit” (Bloom, 2000, p. 19). Readers, students and teachers, should use the tools of critical literary theory and not be used by them. Literary criticism is a method of understanding, but the theory relies on developing self-understanding as well, and it is that desire to understand ourselves and the world that pushes me and my students to read. I created this model of using critical literary theory lens
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9th - 12th
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Drama // Acting Performance Rubric // Performance Assessment
This is a fantastic all-encompassing rubric to assess acting in a drama class. The rubric is on a 5 point scale, and assesses five categories: movement, character, blocking, voice, and facial expression.
The document includes two pages: one for a pre-assessment, and one for the final assessment. It is in document form so you can edit and change as you see fit.
I use this with my drama students at the beginning of the course and the end in order to show student growth. Once you become familiar
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7th - 12th
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Graphic Design I/Vol. 2: More Adobe Photoshop Projects
These 4 Photoshop projects designed for high school students build on the skills learned in the Beginning Photoshop Projects bundle and introduce more design theory and conceptual challenges: Layered Image, Photoshop Tutorial Sharing, Movie Poster, and Social Issue Poster. I include teacher notes. The teacher must know PS in order to demo/review the basic steps, and then the students use creativity to run from there working independently. Updated for PS versions 2022 and 2023.
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9th - 12th
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Collage Portrait Sketchbook Covers - Start of the year lesson
This easy sketchbook cover design lesson is a perfect 1st project for Middle School or High School art students. In this lesson students will explore the bizzare and intriguing work of Renaissance artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo and contemporary artists who work in similar approaches. They will then use either their own profile or the provided blank profile to create a self portrait using drawing or collage that is inspired by the style of Arcimboldo. The back sketchbook cover design will be inspired
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7th - 12th
Shakespeare Package: 16 Activities and Assessments for ANY PLAY
Macbeth / Hamlet / Romeo & Juliet / Othello / King Lear / Julius Caesar / 12th Night / The Tempest / Taming of the Shrew / Merchant of Venice / many more!!!A bundled pack of activities and assessments that work for ANY Shakespearean play and are READY TO PRINT! They're also 100% editable in case you'd like to make alterations.40 Pages of Pre/During/Post Reading Activities and AssessmentsA HUGE variety of reading, analysis, writing, media, creative, and performance activities/assessments to p
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in: THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MEGA BUNDLE
Character Development Worksheet for Any Scene or Monologue
This worksheet requires students to analyze four key qualities that will help them establish and create a character for any monologue, scene, or performance activity.
Students are asked to analyze the CROW aspects of a character. CROW stands for the: character (personality and physical attributes), relationships (past interactions with their scene partner or the listener), objectives (what their character wants), and where (setting and circumstances).
I have used this chart with drama studen
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7th - 12th
Art Club After School Permission Form - Visual Arts Club Elementary Arts Forms
This is a form for an after school Art Club! Since this form is Art Club after school it has a section for students how they will be picked up ie. Bus, walk or parent.This form is a great way to start a Visual Arts Club/Field Trip for elementary or middle school. All documents included are editable so that you can change them to suit your needs.Follow us:Website: Click here for our website!Twitter: Click here for twitter!Facebook: Click here for twitter!Instagram : Click here for instagram! Pi
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Ultimate 27 Page Art Club/Field Trip Editable Packet Forms Bundle
Choir Handbook for Middle School and High School - EDITABLE!
Save lots of time with this choir handbook! Just add your information, print, and you're done!This is a great resource for Middle and High School Chorus. This Choir Handbook is completely editable, and could also be edited to work for band as well. Save precious time by purchasing this document with most of the work already done for you! The only thing you need to do is add your school name, the grade, your name as the director, and any other information you may want. Great for first year te
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4th - 12th
Black History Month Project Letter and Rubric
For project-based learning, we used this during the month of February to help our students come up with some amazing projects to display at our school. This is editable with Microsoft Word and includes a letter to parents (including an example) and the rubric by which projects may be graded. Rubric may be printed on the reverse side of the hand out so that students and parents know what is expected. The PDF version is newly available and looks much nicer; include your due date before copying and
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1st - 3rd
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Faulkner's "A Rose for Emily" Pre-Reading Activities
This great pre-reading worksheet prepares students to read William Faulkner's "A Rose for Emily." Worksheet helps students open their mind to central themes and concepts of the story and allows them to express their opinions in doing so.
Worksheet consists of two sections: an anticipation guide and pre-reading questions.
Anticipation guide includes 5 short statements that relate to the story and its underlying themes. Students must agree or disagree, then explain their opinion.
Pre-reading
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8th - 12th
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Shrek the Musical Viewing Guide
I made this viewing guide to go along with the filmed Broadway version of Shrek the Musical to show my Intro, to Theatre class. It addresses allusions, story questions, character questions, and analysis of the performance aspects (lighting, costumes, makeup, special effects, etc.)
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7th - 12th
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Movie Guide: The Giver
This movie guide accompanies the movie "The Giver." The movie is rated PG-13. These questions for "The Giver" are completely editable.The guide has 15 questions in chronological order of the movie and three critical questions which allows for more sophisticated answers for older students. You can use the questions as students watch the movie, and then as students to analyze the critical thinking questions as a culminating activity.This guide is ready to use and works well for a substitute teache
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7th - 12th
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Shield Project and Reflection Paper Based on the Elements of an Epic Hero
This Word document provides directions and a rubric for assigning a Shield Project. Each student will create his or her own shield, using the epic elements of the hero’s good qualities, flaws, background and quest, using their own lives as material. In the end, the shield is a collage of the student’s life. Students also must have a “life motto” that is included as a banner.On the other side of the sheet are directions and a rubric for a reflection paper. Students will choose one section of thei
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7th - 11th
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The Taming of the Shrew and Ten Things I Hate About You Comparison Table
A detailed table which breaks down the eleven major connections, similarities and differences in the ways the characters, narrative events and issues in the play are extended, challenged and subverted in the modern film appropriation. This can be used as a support resource for an essay, presentation or to aid revision. It can also be adapted by deleting some parts of the text and asking students to add their own ideas and examples.
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Yearbook Design Guide & Rubrics | EDITABLE
Having taught a high school yearbook for several years, I’ve come across some practices and strategies that I want to share with other advisors. These simple things have saved me hours in editing time on the back end of the project.This EDITABLE 2-page design guide is perhaps the most essential tool that I use in my yearbook class. My students have a printed copy sitting by their computers every day, and it is a LIFESAVER. This design guide outlines everything we need to create a consistent a
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Yearbook Curriculum Bundle
New Class? Get Ready to Cook for Culinary Arts, FACS, and FCS (8 Lessons)
Get Ready to Cook for Culinary Arts, FACS, and FCSThis resource gets students ready to cook! The lessons cover kitchen and food safety, kitchen tools and equipment, dishwashing, blender information, measuring, etiquette, lab procedures, and lab self-reflection. There is a lot of content with this purchase- 8 Lessons! Answer keys are included.Editable to meet the needs of your students.⭐ Recommended ResourcesHuge Bundle: Life Skills Lessons and Activities Food Safety PowerPointKitchen Equipment L
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: SALE!!! FACS, FCS Bundle: Nutrition, Culinary Arts, Sewing, &Life Skills
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