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Free 8th grade other (art) scripts
Scenes from a Hat
This is a list of 35 two-action pantomimes that can be used in a variety of settings. They can be used for beginning theater students, to introduce non-verbal communication, as an ice-breaker, etc. I've used these with students as young as 4th grade all the way through high school. Print a copy, cut them into strips and let students draw. It works best to put them on card stock and keep them in a pencil can. Give them 30 seconds to mentally prepare and have them perform their actions in a non
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Just Say No Drug Rap
This rap teaches about saying no to drugs. It was used at Red Ribbon Week for an assembly. This is a rap with audience participation. You need to create a beat with it. There are only a few speaking parts, but it is short and fun for the participants. The child asks the questions, the teacher answers the questions and the punks try to get the child to take drugs. Elementary students can perform it or high school students can perform it for the younger grades.
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3rd - 11th
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Mosquitos stuff (scene for 2M)
Hilarious scene of a father mosquito teaching his son the family's peculiar tradition of fearing light and the art of human-biting tactics.
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3rd - 12th
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Gaeilge - Drama - Teilifíse 5th and 6th Class
A funny drama written specifically for children learning Gaeilge. The drama is based in the television studio at Croke Park, it centres on the principal character meeting Marty Morrisey and Joe Brolly and rambling around the studio in search of a cup of tea! With roles for 7 children there are opportunities for differentiation and at 8 pages long (size 16 font) there is plenty of learning to be had. The drama includes excellent vocabulary suitable for Upper Primary level children.
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5th - 8th
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Theatre Classroom Make-Up Rules Poster
Classroom poster to help illustrate helpful rules about stage make-up.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Writer's Workshop | Run A Feedback Circle for Learning, Feedback and Assessment
Writer's Workshop | Run A Feedback Circle for Learning, Feedback and Assessment
Structure your next feedback activity for creative writing like a professional script reading workshop.
What's In the Document:
- Suggestions for setting up a workshop environment for readings and feedback
- Organizer for students to track their work while listening to their peer’s creative writing piece
- Assessment as/for learning tool
This activity was originally developed for one-act play workshops. My stu
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Table Talk Discussion Questions
A quick and simple printable document to keep the student talk rich and focused during art time. Included are 12 different questions to help students discuss their artwork, artistic choices, and to reflect about their artwork and the artwork of their peers. Questions are meant to help students stay focused and reflective during their art time. I suggest that you cut out the questions and put them on colored construction paper (make sure they are double sided so both sides of the table tent ca
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2nd - 8th
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Weekly EFT/Tapping Prompts: Practice, Practice, Practice!
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) is a self help tool that can be easily accessed and practiced. This weekly prompt series allows teachers to encourage daily habits that strengthen the mental health of the overall classroom. EFT is proven to decrease anxiety, PTSD and limiting beliefs while increasing positive thoughts about ourselves and circumstances. The weekly tapping scripts will cover topics such as kindness, confidence, friendships, embracing challenges, change and so much more. Please do
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5th - 12th
Clowning Worksheet
This worksheet is for theatre students to expand upon their clowning piece. Assign a clowning piece that requires students to devise their own story. They can use this worksheet to write out their plan to make their ideas more cohesive before beginning blocking. This can also be used for pantomime pieces. *This worksheet was made on Canva. I do not own the formatting of this worksheet.*
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6th - 12th
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Junior Devised Theatre - Introductory Lesson - 3 Little Pigs
Nervous about giving Devised Theatre a go? Take the plunge with this tried and tested FREE lesson with your students. This lesson includes your teacher outline, lesson notes, games, script and extension activities to make sure your class have a good experience devising theatre together as a group.
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7th - 10th
Want to Write a Play And Don't Know Where To Start? Start with Aristotle....
Want to facilitate a creative writing lesson but don't know where to start? Use Aristotle's Three Unities and a little imagination to develop original work in one lesson.
What's In the Document:
- Full 75 minute lesson
- Suggestions for adapting/revising concepts to fit your individual learners
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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10 Open-Ended Questions for Film and Video
It can be hard to talk to your students about film and video works. But film and video are all around us - how can we get the discussion rolling with students?
These 10 questions will help you facilitate a discussion of a film, video, or other moving image work.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Elements of Art Lesson 1: Line - Teacher Notes
This file contains teacher notes to go along with Elements of Art Lesson 1 - Line.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Elements of Art Lesson 1: Line - Complete Lesson and Materials
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