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3rd grade asian studies scripts
Divali Class Play including Rama and Sita story
Divali Class Play including The Story of Rama & Sita
Duration: 10 – 15 minutes reading time (more time added on for presentation of craft work)
Cast Size – 30 (easily adaptable up or down)
This assembly can be done by one class of 30 i.e. 20 children plus 10 in the Rama and Sita play (the cast size can be reduced by doubling up on the lines of the 20)
Or
This script could be put on by two classes:
– One class (younger children?) taking the lines of the 20 children (who have simple one-liner
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1st - 8th
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Chinese Lunar New Year Play-Fun and Easy for full classroom of children!
This folktale adaptation explaining the origins of the twelve zodiac animals is a fun and easy to perform play to celebrate Lunar New Year. Stage decorations can be found at Asian markets during this time. Simple costumes can add a special touch. Adding simple 5-note melodies on xylophones offers more opportunities for students to participate. This is a successful integrated unit:• Social Studies: What countries celebrate Lunar New Year?What are the traditions associated with Lunar New Year
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Grades:
K - 5th
India Class Play
India Class Play
Cast of 30 - easily adaptable up or down
This cast (should that be caste?!) is anything but equal with the appearance of three gods - two with 4 arms and the other with 4 heads - which one is the narrator supposed to address?
Just one of the many problems facing our narrator - the main one being sheer volume of music, colour, joy and .. well everything that makes India such a vibrant country!
Duration - minimum 10 minutes reading time - this, as explained in Production Notes, co
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3rd - 9th
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Chinese New Year Zodiac Race (Song, Story, Script, & Printables)
How were the Chinese Zodiac Animals selected? Legend has it that the Jade Emperor held a race, and the first 12 animals across the finish line became the zodiac animals.
Drama ensued, and many things in the animal world were explained in the process. For example, explanations for why cats and mice hate each other, why oxen hold their heads low, why horses are jumpy, why snakes don't have legs, why goats have bad eyes, why monkeys have red bottoms, and why chickens now have only two legs (appar
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
An Indian Tale for Drama in the Classroom
This is a compilation of three of the Panchatantra folktales from India. The Panchatantra was created to teach Hindu princes morality and behavior. It makes a great year end project for students of virtually all ages. It is short, running about 18 minutes. You would create 6 groups: costumes, makeup, props, background, actors/actresses and music (if you want to include it). The costumes can be made from sweatsuits, leggings and felt. It can be performed or acted in the classroom as well a
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3rd - 10th
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