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6th grade drama homework for Google Apps
A Raisin in the Sun - A Dream Deferred: Symbolism Tracker
As students read A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry, they will complete each section of the Symbolism Tracker to analyze Hansberry's use of symbolism in her writing. Students will be analyzing how she is using symbolism to represent each character's American DreamEach section is equip with different choices of symbols in each scene of the play for students to choose from and sentence starters for analysis. This assignment can be given to students digitally or printed. Teachers will be gi
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6th - 12th
Othello: Vocabulary Journals #1-4 (One Pager, Daily Practice)
Throughout the Prejudice and Power unit, students will be practicing using higher level vocabulary words (featured in Shakespeare’s Othello) everyday during their 5 minute Do Now. Students will be completing vocabulary journal activities daily using each box of the vocabulary journal. Each journal is separated by the vocabulary terms as they appear in the Othello text (each journal corresponds with each act in the play). All Vocabulary Journals are PDF and Google Slides compatible, teachers can
Othello - Prejudice and Power: Otherness Tracker
As students read Othello by Shakespeare, they will complete each section of the Otherness Tracker to analyze Shakespeare's use of otherness in his writing.Each chapter section is equip with different choices of types of otherness for students to choose from and sentence starters for analysis. This assignment can be given to students digitally or printed. Teachers will be given a Google Doc and PDF copy of the assignment.
Types of Characters Practice & Homework Assignments
This activity includes two assignments - for in-class or at-home work - that reviews, practices, and assesses student knowledge of the 8 types of characters (protagonist, antagonist, flat, round, static, dynamic, minor, and sympathetic). The first assignment begins with a preview activity which asks students to define each types. The next activity features scaffolded practice from the common films Shrek and How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Finally, perhaps for homework or independent practice, st
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6th - 12th
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Iambic Pentameter Practice Worksheet
Students will learn what Iambic Pentameter is before practicing using the prologue to Romeo & Juliet. I have students break each line into syllables before they begin to practice reciting. It makes it easier for them to follow along and read to the rhythm. I even brought out drums and had students walk in lines back and forth across the classroom on the stressed syllables! They had so much fun!
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Introduction to Shakespeare Bundle
EDITABLE The Different Types of Stages Video and Viewing Guide
This is a lesson on the different types of stages. It has the link to a youtube video (not created by me) and a viewing guide to accompany it with an answer key. You are getting the pdf files in Google and you will also have access to an editable Canva file. For the Google Files:You are purchasing access to this file via google drive. You will find this file in two different formats in the drive:PDF - this file is uneditable and ready to print or send digitally.For the Canva file: You will need
Stage Directions Independent Practice
This is a short 15 question quiz or worksheet for students who have already learned stage directions, but need a little independent practice. All questions are connected to a production photo. This makes for a great sub plan if students are already familiar with stage directions.
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6th - 9th
Stage Direction Practice for Beginning Drama
This google slides drag and drop activity is a fun low-barrier to learning activity for drama students to practice their understanding of stage directions. Students choose a character and drag it to the correct part of a virtual stage. No Prep & Customizable: This homework activity is ready to go as is, but you can also edit and adjust the stage direction text to personalize it to your class and needs.
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3rd - 9th
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The History of Musical Theater
Are you doing a unit on musical theater? Here is a quick, easy and fun way to introduce Musical Theater to your students, especially if you are going to be absent and need a quick lesson plan to leave for your students. The History of Musical Theater
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6th - 10th
Character Analysis
This worksheet can help student-performers build their characters from the bottom up. Even when the details will not be shared with anyone aside from the performer this can be helpful in finding the nuances and motivations behind their actions.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Song Dossier
This worksheet is used during character building for musical theatre, or choral work. The Song Dossier works at allowing a performer to dive deeper into the character they are performing as. This is helpful as homework, or during personal study time. Not necessarily meant for small groups.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Home Rehearsal Card - Theatre Arts
I teach my theatre students to work on multiple activities at once. We might be doing a class play or group scenes, but continuing our acting exercises with a monologue or storytelling piece to be performance once the play or scenes are completed. I often give these students 8-9 week to work on these solo projects at home. They must prove to me that they are working, therefore hence...THE HOME REHEARSAL CARD WAS BORN! Do some of these kiddos cheat and forge their parents signature? You betcha! I
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6th - 12th
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People Do Change: A Great Debate--Google Slides Digital Learning
Hi, This is Teacher OG (OG is short for original). Thank you so much for supporting me. Students will enjoy acting out this dramatization that eloquently and sensibly draws on the powerful transformation that Malcolm X endures as he embraces the concept of integration with the support of Martin Luther King. Students will have the opportunity to review the RACES method daily when analyzing this historical fiction that dramatizes the debate between Malcolm X and Martin Luther King. Teachers c
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3rd - 12th
Character Traits and Mannerisms
A mini-assignment to asses students' understanding of traits vs. mannerisms as well as their ability to identify and classify each with respect to a specific character. Comes with a blank assignment sheet as well as a completed example assignment.
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4th - 10th
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Crash Course Theater Accompanying Questions Renaissance/Shakespeare Era Theater
This worksheet accompanies Crash Course Theater Videos #12-18 covering Renaissance and Shakespeare Era Theater. Show all videos in one class period or have students keep the worksheet and fill in a section at a time for a warm-up or wrap-up activity. The download comes with an online version for uploading directly to learning platforms and a printable version with space for students to handwrite their answers. Each video is hyperlinked in the section header on the worksheet.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Create a Character - Instagram Post
This is a Google Slide File that is centered around the students creating an Instagram post for a fictional character. The directions are included on the slide. Perfect for a Theater or English class. The assignment can be modified as well... for example you could have students create an Instagram post for a character in a story or a play.
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6th - 12th
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Play Report Form: Generic
This play report can be used after reading any play. Perfect for theatre and drama middle school and high school students.
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6th - 12th
Shakespeare in 3-2-1
This resource is a quick check. Students can show their understanding of Shakespeare, his play Romeo & Juliet, and Iambic Pentameter before reading a play. This resources pairs well with my other Shakespeare products and will be apart of the Shakespeare Bundle!
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Introduction to Shakespeare Bundle
Drama Foundations (7th Grade) Script Writing workbook
This is a very basic beginning level workbook to help students learn formatting for a script and how it varies from other writing like in a book for example. They will be able to identify different parts of the script format, rewrite the script format and get examples on a script. Use this as a starting point and add your own elements or change how you want them to write their scripts for you!
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5th - 8th
Character Traits for Drama
Students will read dramas and use evidence to explain character traits.
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3rd - 6th
Where is Broadway Chapter 5 Questions
One of my favorite book series, the "Who/What/Where" books, has a great one about Broadway and live musicals. This is a set of comprehension and reflection questions to go with chapter 5 of this book. Please note that I do not include the actual reading in this lesson plan. You must have your own copy of the book to assign this! I love this plan for a sub day, as an independent learning activity while you grade, or as supplemental homework for over a long break. I have successfully assigned this
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3rd - 6th
The Elements of Drama
Simple and straightforward lesson.10 slides with definitions and discussion questions. A scene from Toy Story 3 is analyzed using the 5 elements of drama. Easy to follow. Kids love it!
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6th - 10th
Character Analysis Info Sheet
Use this resource to help students create a character from any play that you're studying. For younger students this can be a complete resource. For older or more advanced students, use this as a jumping off point to create a more detailed character journal (I'm working on this!)This is offered as a digital or print resource (if print, you need to use legal sized paper)
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5th - 12th
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The Magic Flute by Mozart Response
This document includes a writing prompt for students responding to The Magic Flute by Mozart. If you are looking to share the opera with your students, I suggest this video, which is free to view on YouTube. The document includes lines for students to write on. If you would like your students to complete the assignment online, simply delete the lines.
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6th - 9th
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