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Free drama graphic organizers for Microsoft Word
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
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7th - 12th
Narrative Elements Analysis Chart Worksheet
A Narrative Elements Analysis chart or worksheet for analysing short stories, music videos, movies, novellas and novels. Chart is provided in Word Perfect to be edited specifically for your lesson. This chart uses Plot, Setting, Atmosphere, Point of View , Character and Theme as focus points of analysis.
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4th - 12th
Native American Heritage Month Integrated Unit
This unit aids in commemorating the history of Native Americans. My unit is a focus on storytelling, why storytelling is important to Native American culture, and why storytelling is important for us today.
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K - 2nd
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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3rd - 6th
Plot Structure Graphic Organizer
This is a simple graphic organizer to break down plot structure. I make it double sided and we read one short story and fill it out together and then they read one with a partner or small group and fill it out on their own. To get kids engaged in the activity, I type up the main events or details in a simple story and cut them into strips. The kids work to arrange them in chronological order and when they are finished we discussed why they thought that event or detail belonged there. This le
Grades:
7th - 12th
The Crucible Viewing Guide
This is viewing guide helps students compare a film adaptation of The Crucible to Arthur Miller's original text. Students will use this guide to analyze character development, plot development, irony, and theme. I use this viewing guide as a pre-write for a literary analysis essay.
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9th - 12th
Author Information Organizer
Need an organizer for your students to find information on an author for a book? Use this easy table to guide your students into finding the appropriate information on authors.
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Not Grade Specific
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Chatita's Night Out Test
Anne Estevis novel Down Garrapata Road and a mini test to help you with your students.
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6th - 8th
Willow Book: How to Give Your Cat a Bath - Comic Strip
Read the hilarious story "How to Give Your Cat a Bath in 5 Easy Steps"Then have the students make a comic of their own.
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2nd - 5th
Script Template
This is a basic script template to help students develop a story with scenes, characters, and dialogue. This template can be used with my Scratch Coding for Storytelling lesson plan.
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Not Grade Specific
Commercial Graphic Organizer
Teaching students to make commercials to sell real or fictional products?? This graphic organizer will help them gather their thoughts and information clearly. The layout is easy to read and can be used by multiple grade levels.
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5th - 8th
Romeo and Juliet Packet
A packet of activities and comprehension questions taking student through the class play, William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. A wide range of pre, during, and after reading activities will keep the students interested and following along.
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9th - 12th
Hamlet Soliloquy: Act 1, Scene 2
This exercises breaks the soliloquy into 10 chunks, with a number of comprehension questions following each. These questions range from basic line comprehension to the implications of the uses of literary devices, to broader logical developments and repetitions in the soliloquy,.
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9th - 12th
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Drama Theatre Arts GOTE worksheet - DIGITAL
Help your students find a character's GOTE (Goals, Obstacles, Tactics, and Expectations) with this graphic organizer! This worksheet goes with the GOTE PowerPoint presentation that guides beginner drama students in gaining character analysis skills. Advanced drama students can also use this worksheet when preparing for a role in a production. Click the link below for the GOTE Unit! EDITABLE DOCUMENT!GOTE Unit PPT.
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7th - 12th
Character Sheet
This is a one-page record and generation tool for literary characters, particularly their personality traits and appearance. This has been particularly effective for me in creative writing classes for students who have trouble coming up with original character ideas, and with maintaining those characteristics consistently throughout a story.
This tool takes the form of a character sheet that students may be familiar with from video games or role playing games. It asks them to start by generatin
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6th - 12th
Dialogue Character Sheet
Dialogue Character Graphic Organizer Worksheet
Use this character sheet to develop a character for a dialogue activity. I had my students use this for a dialogue skit. I first assigned partners various roles and scenarios. Each student then had to develop their character. They did so by completing this graphic organizer. It made it very easy to act out their dialogue piece because they had the opportunity to develop their character.
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3rd - 8th
Book vs. Play
I made this when I was a theater teacher, but it can be used to compare a story to a play easily for grades K, 1, 2 in the regular classroom setting. As students progress into later grades they will be comparing and contrasting texts constantly on standardized tests and progress monitoring assessments. This is a fun way to get those discussions started because it involves a media piece and a text comparison. You can edit this page to say play instead of "Puppet Show" but I found that youtube is
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PreK - 2nd
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Cinderella Fractured Fairy Tale Comparison Worksheet
This is a comparison worksheet designed to get students thinking critically about fractured fairy tales. It is designed to compare the traditional Cinderella story and my fractured fairy tale scene but it can be edited to be used with other fairy tales. After students compare Cinderella and a fractured fairy tale scene, they will begin planning their own fairy tale scene.
You may edit but please do not re-upload this file. This worksheet is part of my fractured fairy tales beginning drama unit
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5th - 8th
Shakespeare K-W-L Chart
Have your students complete this KWL as a pre-reading activity for any Shakespearean play.
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6th - 12th
TAMING OF THE SHREW "Just the Basics" Graphic Organizer
This one-page handout allows students to list basic ideas about the plot and character's of Shakespeare's play in an easy-to-access format. Perfect for those student who are visual learners! Includes spaces to list "Baptista's Problem," "Petruchio's Taming Methods," "What People Say About Katherina" and other pertinent plot and character information.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Shakespeare's Comedy Bundle
Standards-Aligned Graphic Organizer for Close Reading: Sample
This graphic organizer is an adaptation to the Say, Mean, Matter template. It aligns each section of the organizer with a standard and a question/task for optimal application. The questions and template also allow for a streamlined approach to standards-based formative assessments and standards-based summative assessments, based on content you are teaching. This is a sample aligned to an 11/12th grade reading, The Joy Luck Club.
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6th - 12th
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Feminine Analysis - Graphic Organizer
Get your students to think at a higher level about the literature they read! This graphic organizer will help your students look closely at the role of gender in literature. This is originally designed to be a graphic organizer for Ibsen's A Doll's House, but I have included a general one that can be used for any story! This organizer is great for collecting textual evidence from a story to use in an essay then to analyze it. It's a great tool that can be used again and again for any text!
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9th - 12th
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Weekly Rehearsal Log
Use this tool to help track student learning in a drama class. Template includes boxes for daily bell work, objective, and reflection. Students also reflect at the end of the week on the skills/content they have worked on during rehearsal.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Plutarch’s “The Life of Julius Caesar” Graphic Organizer
Objective: To prepare for the reading of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar by familiarizing oneself with the historical characters and their lives.
CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RI.9-10.1 Cite strong and thorough textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text.
Materials needed:
• Copies of Plutarch’s “The Life of Julius Caesar” (This text is public domain and is available at http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Plutarch/Lives/Caesar*
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9th - 10th
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