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Macbeth - The Mock Trial drama curriculum
Have you ever thought about putting one of the characters in a Shakespeare play on trial? With this drama curriculum students can read a 30-minute play of Macbeth (included) to get familiar with the storyline and characters, act it out, then choose a prosecution and defense team and go through the lessons to create their case and put Macbeth on trial for the murder of King Duncan.We've done formal mock trials with middle school students, so I know what the kids are capable of doing. I've found l
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6th - 12th
David, David Goes to School, Back to School, Beginning of the School Year
David, David Goes to School by David Shannon, Back to School, Beginning of the school year. Self to Text Connection of David Goes to School by Veronica Sigala
Back to School! This David Goes to School literacy unit is a great way to establish or revisit your classroom rules. Have fun at the beginning of the school year making self to text connections with the book David Goes to school by David Shannon. Then, create a behavior anchor chart for the classroom! Students will have the opportunity to
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PreK - 2nd
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Jack and the Beanstalk - The Mock Trial drama curriculum
Why just perform a play when you can take it a step further by creating a mock trial with this drama curriculum? A mock trial is a great way for students to dig deeper with the characters in a fairy tale play and its conflict. The Case: After losing her husband and being left with nothing, the Giant’s wife is suing Jack for the loss of her property. Can you put together a case and gather witnesses that can save Jack, or will you represent the plaintiff and help the Giant's wife win the case?We'v
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4th - 8th
Mesopotamia: From Farmers to Nomads
How did nomadic tribes living out in the desert transition to farmers living in Mesopotamia? How did farming enable humans to settle down in one spot and build a civilization?
This fun lesson puts students in the nomadic shoes of desert tribes. How will they survive? Students use creative problem solving skills to survive in the desert and (hopefully) find their way to the land between the rivers. Once there, they make connections between farming, a surplus and the growth of civilization and th
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6th - 11th
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Mystery Reader's Theatre Story #1: The Glow in the Dark Mystery
PeterHas anyone seen my baseball glove? GretaWe will look for it. The kids searched the clubhouse but the baseball mitt was nowhere to be found. SamanthaYou lose everything, Peter. PeterHow could I lose my glove? We were here all the time.The kids sat down on the steps of the back porch to think.Included in The Glow in the Dark Reader's Theatre Story Unit:9 page script2 page solution to the mystery4 characters + the narratorThe Glow in the Dark Mystery synopsis:Three grade four students, named G
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4th - 5th
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German Konjunktiv II Reading (Conditional)
This 3-page file includes:~An upper level German reading that contains numerous uses of the conditional (Konjunktiv II) verb forms where two classmates in their senior year of high school are talking about their plans for university. ~6 reading comprehension questions and a short writing assignment.~Answer key.Activity idea: Have students circle all the conditional verb forms they find in the reading.Level: GER 3+Editable word document.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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German Dialogues in Public Places - Section 1
German Dialogues in Public Places - Section 1 is an easily accessible reading and speaking practice pack of 30 German dialogues in 15 public places followed by dialogue completion activities for use with 16-18-year-old students. The product contains:- A table of contents indicating all 15 public places covered- 30 typical, everyday dialogues in 15 public places (2 dialogues per place) ranging from those taking place at the airport to those occurring in a department store- A glossary of vocabular
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11th - 12th
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German Hobbies Reading: Lesung über Hobbys / Freizeit
A beginner German reading on hobbies where four people talk about the sports they like, the instrument they play and other pastimes. The reading includes a FULL glossary of hobby vocabulary and 5 reading comprehension questions. Level: Ger 1Answer key included. Editable word fileNote: A version of this reading is also found in my Beginner German Workbook.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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German Dialogues in Public Places - Section 2
German Dialogues in Public Places - Section 2 is an easily accessible reading and speaking practice pack of 30 German dialogues in 15 public places followed by dialogue completion activities for use with 16-18-year-old students.The product contains:- A table of contents indicating all 15 public places covered- 30 typical, everyday dialogues in 15 public places (2 dialogues per place) ranging from those taking place at the doctor's to those occurring at a museum.- A glossary of vocabulary used in
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11th - 12th
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Geegaws and Doohickeys: Indispensable Inventions and Their Forgotten Inventors
MUCH OF WHAT we take for granted in our daily life — from microchips to crayons, from plastic to penicillin — resulted from unplanned experiments or even accidents in the laboratory. This short science play tells the stories behind the invention of the zipper, computer mouse, velcro, car radio, microwave oven, gas mask, traffic light, skateboard and more! Playscript contains full set, stage, costume directions along with useful staging tips.
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3rd - 9th
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FUNNY ALPHABET BOOK! A IS FOR SALAD by Mike Lester Kids Wings Activities!
Kids Wings Activities for A FUNNY ALPHABET BOOK, A IS FOR SALAD by Mike Lester is perfect for gifted kids who like to interact with the text! When they "read" the picture and recognize the trick, they "re-read it" the way it should be written. Just when you think you know the alphabet, here comes trouble! See if you can figure out the tricks!Activities for A IS FOR SALAD come to you in both PowerPoint and PDF formats for ease in projection and in printing. The Activities include:The REAL Alp
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1st - 3rd
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Three Little Kittens Storytelling Kit Minilesson
Expand on the story, The Three Little Kittens, with this storytelling kit. Read the story to the class then give them the props (on popsicle sticks) and the script to act out the story. Finish up with allowing children to choose open-ended questions to answer related to the story. A center matching/memory game is included as well as 6 supplemental worksheets to expand on the lesson.Accompanying book can be found at: https://amzn.to/2NClqQt
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PreK - 1st
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Resolution of Conflict Strategy (Recipe Card for PD & Coaching)
This is a recipe card for the Resolution of Conflict Strategy describing the steps in detail to effectively plan and facilitate the method and activate learning in all students. This is a cooperative learning method specifically designed to givestudents structure to develop empathy and identify and manage emotions through conflict.It's also helpful when training teachers on new strategies to have a reference card to use when reflecting and planning. Teachers are more likely to use a new strategy
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
“Constellations Then Arise”: Astronomy in the Age of Copernicus
THIS SHORT science play shows how Polish astronomer Nicholaus Copernicus (1473-1543) set forth a new way of looking at the universe that would change science forever. His ideas were not welcomed by the scientific establishment of his day, however; this play dramatizes his struggle to publish his ground-breaking work against heated opposition. Playscript contains full set, stage, costume directions along with useful staging tips.
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4th - 10th
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Beginning Homeschool Reflection Prompts
New to homeschooling or starting a new method? This Google Doc gives you thought-provoking prompts to reflect with your child(ren) on how it is going! You can save it digitally or print it to use as you prefer. The first page has the full prompts/questions with examples from a real reflection with a home learner! The second page has a shorthand list of the prompts.I used this format when I began my homeschooling journey unexpectedly and was trying to find what style worked for us and how to buil
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Homeschool
Anthropology, The Science of Us
THIS SHORT science/social studies play shows how Anthropology studies the "human animal" and the incredibly complex collection of ideas, practices, rituals, behavior patterns and activities that make up human culture, from how we organize our families and schools to how we display emotion at sports events and funerals. Playscript contains full set, stage, costume directions along with useful staging tips.
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5th - 12th
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The Chemistry Cure (drama play)
READER'S THEATRESUMMARY: A high school chemistry teacher unintentionally creates a substance that helps people overcome suffering. What happens when townsfolk feel threatened by this invention? If you want to jump into social issues, this reader's theatre play promotes discussion. It touches on stereotypes (on purpose), community, and the longing to provide relief to those who suffer in different ways. It's a wish.Type: FictionTime and Region: Present, USAGrades: 9-12Cast: 13 Time: 15 minutesWHE
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9th - 12th
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"What Is a Brother?" - A Bible-based Play
"What Is a Brother" is a short play on family harmony – when young brothers Ben and Nathan tussle over a video game, their Grandmother relates the stories of Cain and Abel, Jacob and Esau, Joseph and his brothers, plus the one brother tale with a happy ending: Menasseh and Simon. Playscript contains full set, stage, costume directions along with useful staging tips.
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Not Grade Specific
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Edward Jenner and the Gossip of Milkmaids
This short science play shows how English country physician Edward Jenner (1749-1823) established the initial concepts of preventive medicine by using vaccination to ward off disease. Witness the breakthrough moments in his search for a weapon to fight the terrible scourge of smallpox. Playscript contains full set, stage, costume directions along with useful staging tips.
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4th - 12th
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Shlemazl Goes to Paradise
THIS SHORT PLAY is based on a Jewish-American folktale describing the world-weary Shlemazl and his increasingly ludicrous efforts to find Paradise on Earth. With help of some "magic" shoes and two mischievous maleks (guardian angels), poor Shlemazl finally decides that "if I'd known Paradise was going to be so much like my old village, I wouldn’t have maybe been in such a hurry to get there." Playscript contains full set, stage, costume directions along with useful staging tips.
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3rd - 7th
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Accountable Speech
Utilizing these statement strands will help your students begin to increase their writing skills and how they speak.
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1st - 12th
OBJECT LESSONS: Teaching through Observation, Questions & Expression
Move students from paying attention for 30 seconds to immersing in active learning for 30 minutes (or more) with a combination of compelling questions, short original videos, and foundational content. All ready for you in single-session package; along with added questions and activities to extend learning to three periods.Use this teachers' guide -- plus the FREE LESSON on 'SNAKESKIN' included -- to see how a simple object or idea leads to critical thinking about Humanities EnglishLogic Rhetor
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Not Grade Specific
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Ground Rules For High Stakes Conversations
This free resource presents 7 ground rules or norms for conversation when leading high stakes or difficult conversations. Here Are The Conversation Norms - 1. It is normal to experience discomfort in the face of complex discussions.2. Speak in the “I” perspective.3. There is no quick fix.4. It is okay to not have all the answers.5. Step Up and Step Back.6. Intentions are irrelevant. Outcomes are Essential.7. Other people’s experiences are not yours to share.I've found a lot of success leading d
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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