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Free middle school drama outlines
Free: My Play Write Scene Bundle
Ready to infuse some acting and stage play into your learning? Have students script out a dialogue between characters from a book. Let students pick figures from history and plot out a scene between them. The list goes on for ways to use this great template in any classroom.Includes:✔Play Write Scene Creator Template✔Play Write Terminology Presentation✔ Play Write Terminology Presentation Printables____________________________________________________________________________________GRAMMAR PARTY!
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3rd - 9th
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Romeo and Juliet Act 2 Summary Bookmark
This handy bookmark helps teachers and readers keep track of the scenes in Romeo and Juliet, Act 2. The bookmarks fit three to a page and can be printed on cardstock or laminated.
I use them with struggling readers and English Language Learners to increase comprehension. They are inconspicuous so may be used on only portions of the class, if desired.
They also help me as a teacher quick-reference what happens in each of the scenes. I find them more convenient than the drawn out scene summarie
Grades:
7th - 12th
Tableau Check List {Free!}
Looking for a great way to get students up out of their seats? The name of this strategy comes from the term tableau vivant which means “living picture.” Try using this tableau checklist to guide students to create a still picture, without talking, to capture and communicate the meaning of a concept. Students must truly understand the meaning of a concept or idea in order to communicate it using physical poses, gestures, and facial expressions rather than words. This collaborative strategy is g
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3rd - 10th
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The Princess Bride Film Study (secular)
This Film Viewing Guide includes Before Viewing, While Viewing, and After Viewing questions to help students focus on characterization, setting, plot, and main themes of The Princess Bride. KEY included. Original version includes Catholic/Christian questions/themes for faith permeation. This version does not include any faith connections.
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6th - 10th
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Theatre History Timeline
Teaching Theatre History can be a very daunting task. I found that there were not many visual or presentational resources that helped show the progression of theatre history for my students. I created this Google Slides presentation that gives an expansive overview and timeline of Theatre History for secondary or high-level students. This presentation includes 50 slides that you can divide into several lessons within your Theatre History unit. It begins with Classical Greek Theatre and goes all
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Drama Graphic Organizer
This is a drama graphic organizer. I created this organizer for my classroom to use with the drama "Stage Fright". You can change the title and contents of the text boxes to work with any drama that you choose. It can be used to help students analyze the parts of a drama or to help students organize their thoughts when writing one.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
INTRODUCTION TO GREEK THEATRE
Introduce your students to the captivating world of ancient Greek theatre with this engaging and comprehensive booklet! Perfect for educators looking to immerse their students in the history and style of Greek theatre, this resource offers a fun and easy-to-understand introduction to one of the most influential theatrical traditions in history. From the origins of Greek theatre to the key characteristics of performances, this booklet provides a concise yet thorough overview that is ideal for cla
How to Score Your Piece!
What is scoring? Why is it important for a performer to do it? How exactly do you do it? Learn what scoring is and how to properly score your song, scene, or monologue through this helpful and colorful guide! This downloadable PDF includes an example monologue excerpt and a practice scene to score. Get your copy now!
Grades:
6th - 12th
Vowel Sounds for Choir
Introduce your students to basic vowel sounds and IPA with this warmup flyer.
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5th - 12th
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Introduction to Technical Theatre - Year at a Glance
This is a brief outline of a full year curriculum plan for middle school and high school beginers. Introduction to Technical Theatre covers a broad range of topics and the lesson plans are designed to be used with audio and visual equipment, as well as student exposure to computers. Specific lesson plans for each unit are available through the Triple Threat Drama store.The projects in these units are tech heavy and students in 6th grade may need modification.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Drama and Theatre Art Education - Technical Theatre - 1 YEAR * PDF
Yoga Lesson Plan: For Stress & Anxiety (includes Teacher Dialogue)
This is a full yoga class lesson plan with the focus of helping with stress and anxiety. This could also be used for a normal yoga practice. Each lesson plan includes a step-by-step chart on the poses you will do along with a Teacher Dialogue section. You can simply read the dialogue and take students through each exercise. This can be adapted to a 20 minute-60 minute class depending on how long you stay in each pose. This lesson plan is focused on helping students in Grades 4-12. It's also grea
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Elementary Drama Class - 20 Unit Course Outline
This 20 unit course outline is the perfect roadmap for elementary dramatists of any level!Switch out activities to fit specific classes & adjust units to take different amounts of class time!
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Grades:
PreK - 7th
Stagecraft Syllabus
This is a Stagecraft Syllabus for Drama or Theatre educators.
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6th - 12th
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Princess Bride Film Study Viewing Guide (Religious Connections)
This Film Viewing Guide includes Before Viewing, While Viewing, and After Viewing questions to help students focus on characterization, setting, plot, and main themes of The Princess Bride. Key included. This original version includes Catholic/Christian questions/themes for faith permeation.If you are looking for a secular film guide, the NEWER VERSION does not include any faith connections.
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6th - 10th
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Create your own Skit
Looking for a final project to end your literature circles? In this download you will find directions and a brainstorming template to help your students create their own skit base on whatever novel they are reading.
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3rd - 6th
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Monologue Prep Booklet for Students
A booklet for students to complete that takes them through a complete preparation process for preparing to perform a monologue. Through completion of this multi-step process, students will have:
-Laid out their scene
-Listed Props and Music
-Designed & drawn costume
-Completed a Character Analysis (Background information, Goal/intention, Motive, Obstacles, Tactics, Expectations
-Analyzed the script and divided into beats
-performed a character walk
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8th - 12th
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MYP Arts Process Journal Guide
This is a resource you can give to your students to help them better understand how to use their Process Journals in MYP Art, Drama and Music. They can stick it into their notebooks for reference, or keep it in a digital folder. There is an editable MS Word version of this in my shop, too.
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Grades:
6th - 10th
Scene Outline
For aspiring story and play writers to put together a scene outline.
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1st - 6th
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Preview Pages For A Suitably Happy Ending The Musical! Drama Club Script+Songs
A short extract from the musical theater drama script, A Suitably Happy Ending - The Musical!, which is an original musical theater package for young actors, singers and musicians to perform. This is the musical version of A Suitably Happy Ending, a fun fairy tale containing all of the familiar fairy tale ingredients - with a twist! These preview pages are an extract from the actual musical theater script and give a sample of the style of the play, the characterisation and difficulty level of l
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Create A Drama (Students Assignment)
I want students to apply and create Drama rather than identify its characteristics. First you want them to have a good foundation and topic to center their dialogue.(They do this as a group) Next, independently each student will evaluate how their character should behave. Then, have the groups create short dramas with dialogue that is topic centered. Finally, they'll be ready to rehearse and perform their plays.
Note: This works for using facts to create a Drama for Social Studies events
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4th - 12th
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Character Creation Packet
Need to get your students started on analyzing a character, but don't know where to start? This is a great worksheet for students to use! It's easy to follow, and complete.The first two pages are completed from the student's perspective.Pages 3 and 4 are completed about their character. This could be of their choice, or they could have an assigned character from a script, a novel, or movie. The choice is yours.The last page gives students an opportunity to compare themselves to their character.T
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6th - 12th
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Introduction to Theater Auditions: The Quick, Easy, and Free Checklist Bundle!
Prepare your students with an easy, and effective checklist and inventory before any audition! This checklist and response sheet are a tool to help any teacher promote accountability in audition scenarios. This bundle can be printed off or downloaded to allow students to prepare better for their next big performance. Let each checkmark bring the student one step closer to audition success!
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6th - 12th
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Drama and Theater - Introduction to Theatre - Year at a Glance
This is a brief outline of a full year curriculum plan for middle school Introduction to Theatre. Specific lesson plans for each unit are available through the Triple Threat Drama store.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Drama and Theatre Art Education - Introductory Course Grades 6-12 PDF
Hamilton and World theatre unit of work
6 lessons using a diverse range of world theatre, and exploring how they influenced Hamilton. 1. African storytelling 2. Greek chorus3. Chinese opera4. Brazilian image theatre
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7th - 9th
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