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7th grade drama Common Core CCRA.L.1 resources
Decades Themed Musical Performance Script for Elementary Students
This show is a time traveling musical history lesson!! The speakers’ script includes many facts about inventions and inventors of the 20th century and the musical performances will take the audience on a trip down memory lane.This performance package can be used by an elementary classroom teacher, a music teacher, a summer camp coordinator, or a drama program instructor.This show could be performed by anywhere from 25 to 100+ students depending on stage size.The length of the performance is appr
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K - 8th, Not Grade Specific
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BROADWAY MUSICALS MOVIE GUIDES FOR 9 GREAT BROADWAY SHOWS!
"Experience the Magic of Broadway with Our Fantastic Musical Movie Guides Bundle!Introduce Your Students to 9 Amazing Musicals:- Mary Poppins- Newsies- Singing in the Rain- The Music Man- The Sound of Music- Hairspray- Peter Pan- West Side Story- Into the WoodsPerfect for Rewarding Students After Concert Performances or Before Winter Break and End-of-Year Celebrations.Keep Your Students Engaged and Focused with Comprehensive Movie Guides Designed for Each Musical.A Must-Have Addition to Your Sub
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4th - 10th, Staff
Also included in: A Bundle of Broadway! Celebrate Broadway musicals with your students!
Sherlock Holmes | The Red-Headed League | Readers Theater | Short Story Unit
Immerse your students in the intriguing world of Sherlock Holmes with our captivating Readers Theater Script for "The Adventure of the Red-Headed League" from The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Join Mr. Jabez Wilson as he navigates an unusual encounter with The Red-Headed League, only to find that Holmes and Watson uncover a situation far beyond a harmless prank. With 9 engaging reading parts – Dr. John Watson, Sherlock Holmes, Mr. Jabez Wilson, Vincent Spaulding, Mr. Ross, Peter Jones, Mr. Me
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5th - 12th
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William Shakespeare Bundle of 5 plays, abridged adaptations
Stop! You've found it, a wonderful set of five of Shakespeare's finest plays. Introduce your class to the greatest hero of the English language and give them a performance experience they'll never forget. These original adaptations have been written in kid friendly language retaining the irresistible excitement of the Bard's stories and will become a favorite of your students now and for years to come.The 5 plays included are:Shakespeare’s Macbeth, abridged adaptationShakespeare’s Midsummer Nigh
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3rd - 8th
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Juneteenth Readers Theater
Perfect for celebrating Juneteenth! Based on actual slave narratives, Freedom for the First Time is historically-accurate, kid-friendly, and comes embedded with discussion prompts and historic photos. It’s the narrative of ten-year old Tyree during the Civil War. Tyree believes whatever her masters say. But when Tyree’s brother, Sweet Walter, arrives with a band of Union soldiers to tell her the war is over, she and her family experience their day of Jubilee, the day they know freedom for the fi
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4th - 8th
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Three Antigone Projects: Antigone the Musical, Antigone Disney-style, and Essay
Looking for a fun way to wrap up your study of the ancient Greek tragedy Antigone by Sophocles? This creative project gives students three different ways to analyze the play--either humorously or seriously. Two options allow students to harness their artistic and creative talents, while the third focuses mainly on writing.Option 1: Antigone! the Musical Create a musical film version of Antigone starring modern actors. Using the provided instructions and worksheet, students cast their film by pa
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7th - 12th
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Drama Playbill Project with Easel Activity
Drama Playbill Project. A printable or digital activity, this assignment gives instructions to students on how to write a playbill (an advertisement for a play) that includes the following: an illustrated cover with information about the performance and a picture illustrating the play's content, a summary of the play written to promote the play, an illustration of the setting, an explanation of the theme, and a description of the main character. Includes a template for making the playbill, or yo
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Drama Unit Resource BUNDLE Print and Digital Easel Activities
10 Classic Drama Games - Improv Games and Theater Activities for Actors
Here are 10 of the most popular and beloved drama games that have become favorites in k-12 classes around the world. In this product, you will find 10 classic improv games with step-by-step instructions, helpful prompts, and the specific standards achieved by playing these games.Improv games are a highlight of any drama class. Students perform, direct, and gain confidence while creating theater with fellow actors. Amazingly, a good drama game can be played with little or no acting experience, by
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Bundle: 75 Improv and Drama Games for the Classroom
Creating Drama Stage Directions and Scripts: Teaching Plans and Activities
This handout can be used with creative writing, English or drama students when the assignment is to write a play. It offers 1. an outline of basic stage direction elements2. an outline for writing scripts3. Write Now!- two dozen ideas for comedic/dramatic plays.Creating drama is a natural for young people. These activities offer them the chance to combine their realities with the fiction that they design.As always, this activity- PDF version- may be downloaded and printed for classroom use. A
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6th - 12th
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Script Writing Intermediate Unit - Create Your Own Movie Script!
Learn the basics of writing a film or TV script and then create your own! Students will learn all about the main components of script writing and then create their own script for a fictional TV show. This unit is packed with practice assessments and information on script writing! Due to the technical language and many components of script writing I recommend this units for Grades 5 and up. Check out the other writing units in my store OR get an amazing deal on the full-year Writing BUNDLE. Jam
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5th - 7th
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Also included in: Intermediate Themed Writing Units - FULL YEAR BUNDLE
Shakespeare Stations: A Fun Group Activity to Introduce Shakespeare's Language
This no prep stations activity teaches students how to read Shakespearean language, important terms to know, iambic pentameter, audiences during Shakespeare's day, the power of words through Shakespeare's insults, and more! Watch as your students have fun learning key terms and familiarizing themselves with Shakespeare's rhythm and words! With the added key, grading will be a breeze...and you'll be ready to start any of Shakespeare's plays!
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7th - 12th
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Middle School Holiday & Winter Reader's Theater Script: PRINT & GO
Reader’s Theater is a powerful tool to use with your students to build their fluency, intonation, tone, comprehension, confidence, and cooperative skills. In my experience, it is a highly engaging activity that gets students excited about learning and coming to class. As a middle school teacher, I struggled to find scripts that my students could relate to, so I decided to create my own! This middle school-appropriate script will be a hit in your classroom.**This Snowball Dance script does not co
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Middle School Reader's Theater Bundle: Seasonal Scripts!
Bundle: 75 Improv and Drama Games for the Classroom
Love drama games, but you wish you knew more of them? Here, you will find 75 theater and improv games that are beloved by young actors in k-12 classes around the world. We've included step-by-step instructions, prompts, and helpful hints for your classroom! Theater games encourage students to perform, direct, devise, and gain confidence while collaborating and creating theater. A good drama game can be enjoyed by students of any age or grade level, even those with little or no acting experience!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Reader's Theater Script | Greek Roots | Drama
Your students will love this readers' theatre script, inductive study of root words, and introduction of literary concepts such as hamartia, hubris, poetic justice, and more.This mini-unit includes: Root Word StudyReaders’ Theatre Script Pre/Post Test QuestionnaireHamartia Reading and AnalysisHubris Reading and AnalysisTragedy and the Tragic HeroThe Prologue Reading with WritingText Message Writing AssignmentGreek ChorusPoetic JusticeSocrates’ Quote and ResponseFitting the Pieces of the Script a
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Reader's Theater Bundle: 4 Scripts and Lessons, Middle & High School
UNIT PLAN: A Raisin in the Sun - A Dream Deferred
This unit plan is centered around student's developing argument and critical thinking skills as they read Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun. Students will be working to build modern day connections to a text that was written at the start of the Civil Rights Movement. As students read, they will be tracking themes of The American Dream in the play and then make modern connections to the ways in which the American Dream is attainable in society today. Students will be analyzing how Hansberr
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6th - 12th
UNIT PLAN: Othello - Power and Prejudice
This unit plan is centered around student's developing argument and critical thinking skills as they read William Shakespeare's Othello. Students will be working to build modern day connections to a text that was written from a long time ago. As students read, they will be tracking themes of otherness in the play and then make modern connections to examples of otherness in society today. Students will be working towards crafting an argument to participate in a Socratic Seminar at the end of the
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7th - 12th
Christian Chapel Skit - "Built-Up & Rooted"
This humorous chapel skit was initially presented by a class of 20 5th-graders at a parochial chapel but could easily be adjusted to accommodate 3rd - 8th graders.The presentation begins with narrators who involve the students in identifying the components necessary to grow a healthy plant, as well as the evidence of a healthy plant - especially the roots. The skit then continues with a girl growing a garden containing two types of plants- there are ‘good’ plants who grow tall and strong and th
Broadway Musical Unit And Study Guide For Peter Pan
This one or two-day lesson and study guide focuses on the Tony award winning musical Peter Pan! This Broadway musical Peter Pan tells the classic J.M. Barrie tale of a young boy who refuses to grow up. On a quest to find stories with which to entertain his young cohorts in Neverland -- an island refuge for “Lost Boys” -- Peter returns to the real world and meets Wendy, Michael, and John Darling. Students have an opportunity to study its journey to Broadway, composers, plot, trivia, etc. The l
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7th - 8th
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Romeo and Juliet Bundle - DIGITAL
This unit was planned using backward design and a UbD template to ensure that all the diverse learner needs are being met in the classroom.A detailed Understanding by Design Unit Plan is included incorporating the following:- The unit starts with a Drama foldable project, where students make a foldable using different drama terms they will encounter throughout the unit. They need definitions with a visual association and using the term in a sentence. They also do a WebQuest on William Shakespear
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7th - 12th
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American History Musical for Kids INSTANT DOWNLOAD
American History Time Travelers tells the story of U.S. history from before European settlement through the present day through comedy and modern pop music! All the major events are covered and so are your fifth grade state standards, as well as common core! The show focuses on a history teacher and her uninterested students, as she takes them through time to bring the events of U.S. History to life.Topics covered: European exploration and colonization of America, Revolutionary War, Civil War,
Emergency Sub Plan! Beginning Acting| Character Analysis
This one to two day low prep lesson focuses on a particular acting exercise--character analysis. It is created for an introduction to theater or beginning acting class. Students view a segment of a play or musical (filmed live if possible), use the questions provided to write a short analysis, (short expository writing) and write about a character of their choosing. Need an emergency lesson or substitute? This is one I used many times when I was in a fix. This product can be used with any p
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7th - 9th
Julius Caesar World History Worksheet: An Ancient Rome History Skit w/ Bonus Qs
Looking for a Julius Caesar or Ancient Rome Activity that will engage your students? Want a lesson that is as easy as printing a no-prep World History worksheet, but offers high engagement and student buy-in? Look no further; I have exactly what you need to get your class excited about Julius Caesar and the Roman Empire.This Instagram Live! Q & A skit on Julius Caesar is a real hit in my history classroom. It comes in two DIFFERENTIATED versions and is NO PREP to save you time, stress and mo
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6th - 10th
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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
Eli Whitney - Cotton Gin, Standardized Parts, Slavery, U.S. History, Hands-On
Teach your students the incredible story of Eli Whitney who lived in the United States during the time of slavery in the South. He invented both the cotton gin and standardized parts which led the young United States to the Industrial Revolution.This resource is ready for you to print and hand out to your students. There are four acts in all, intended to be used by four small groups. The groups will work together reading and re-reading until fluent and smooth, adding actions and sounds until the
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4th - 8th
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