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11th grade drama interactive whiteboards for International Baccalaureate
Digital Virtual Interactive Intermediate Haunted House for Sale Writing Unit
REMOTE TEACHING: VIRTUAL CLASSROOM - Paperless - DIGITAL HALLOWEEN - Google Slides - Slide Deck:This Virtual Remote Interactive HALLOWEEN HAUNTED HOUSE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE LISTING MEDIA TEXT WRITING DRAMA UNIT using Google Slides Digital deck will help you set classroom community stay engaged this holiday season with an epic fun write. All 75 slides are editable . Duplicate slides, change icons as needed keep all your data in one place.I hope this helps you with your virtual teaching remote cl
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6th - 12th
Othello by William Shakespeare – Interactive Jeopardy Test Review Game
This interactive Othello Jeopardy Test Review Game is jam-packed with critical, higher-order, layered questions. Hyperlinks throughout bring you from the main game slide to each category with a simple click. This is perfect for test review, or simply for a cognitively engaging and rigorous lesson on one of Shakespeare's most prolific tragedies. These questions are differentiated by point values (100-500) in terms of the degree of difficulty in responding to each, and become complex and layered e
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Interactive Drama/Theater Terms Jeopardy Game
This is a fun interactive game for drama teachers to play with their students on a rainy day. It includes 25 questions with answers about the elements of drama in the following categories: genres, stage directions, the makings of a play, people, and performance. It also includes point values for answering each question so that students can compete with each other.
Vocabulary included:
Blocking
Center Stage
Characterization
Comedy
Conflict
Cue
Diction
Director
Downstage
Ensemble
House right
Impr
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6th - 11th
Les Miserables: Flipchart Pre-Lesson/Introduction for Movie
This flipchart lesson contains over 10 slides of information about the novel "Les Miserables" by Victor Hugo. The chart uses colorful photos from the most recent film version of "Les Miserables," which stars Hugh Jackman as Jean Valjean.
I use this lesson on the plot of Les Mis as an introduction to the story before showing the film in my French III class. The level of French utilized in this lesson is best suited for French 3 or 4, but it can be taught at lower levels through assisted reading
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Julius Caesar powerpoint
William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Julius Caesar - 37 detailed slides to prepare students for the study of Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar. Presentation includes lots of graphics and pictures to engage students- information on Shakespeare's bio and background and historical facts about Julius Caesar so they will have an understanding of the play and it's characters. Some content borrowed from Brickey's powerpoint found online- no copyright infringement is intended. This slide show has been su
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Elements of Drama Jeopardy
This is an interactive game students can play to study for the terms of Elements of Drama. Exerts from the musical "Newsies" are added to a few of the slides for examples.
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5th - 12th
What is Religion?: Introduction to World Religions International Baccalaureate
This Keynote Unit encompasses the philosophical and anthropological introduction to conceptualizing the study of religion. It is intended as an intro for an International Baccalaureate World Religions course but could be used otherwise.
It addresses themes such as: The etymology of religion, religion vs. spirituality, definition of religion, academic methodology of studying religion, origins of religion, and the purpose of religions.
One slide is paired with Chapter 1 of William Portier's Trad
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Braindance Presenter's Guide with Music / Sound Effects
Did you know that the more connections that you make in the brain, the more the learning is linked to long time memory? Braindance is based on an accelerated learning technique, linking learning to sound and music. You will get lesson ideas, presentation ideas, story ideas and 95 clips of music and movie quality sound effects to use in your lessons and presentations. BRAINDANCE is used by teachers, presenters and film schools as the clips are royalty free! An invaluable resource!
95 high qualit
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K - 12th, Staff
Romeo and Juliet Act I Close Reading on Blank Verse
In this close reading activity for Act I of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, students study blank verse. First they mark an existing passage, looking for breaks in the rhythm that grab the reader's attention. Then, they end the activity by identifying 4 quotations from Act I and marking them for meter.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
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8th - 12th
IB History - Breaking Down an IB History Exam Question
A simple PowerPoint presentation that walks students through the basic steps of how to approach an IB History exam question, either Paper 2 or Paper 3. A sample questions is used as the focus. Presentation includes step-by-step instructions with a fully written out introduction paragraph. Body paragraphs and conclusion are in bullet-point form. Intended for use with an IB History class that is combined HL/SL students. It could easily be adapted to suit other curricula such as AP or A-Level. Powe
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11th - 12th
Macbeth Act 1
This is a flipchart for the Tragedy of Macbeth Act 1. This flipchart covers character development, plot development, beginning and sustained themes, symbolism and quotation annotations.
This is intended for Promethean software and flipchart use.
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9th - 12th
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IB Theory of Knowledge - What Knowledge is important?
This exercise ask ToK students to work in groups to design their own IB curriculum. What subjects should be mandatory? What subjects should be optional? Why? All of these prompts are used to help guide students to produce a "new" IBDP curriculum. Groups share their conclusions with the class. The teacher can then discuss with the class the various choices. Why did you choose to make that subject compulsory? Which knowledge is important? What if we disagree about which knowledge is important? The
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11th - 12th
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Macbeth Act 4
The Tragedy of Macbeth Act 4 is broken down scene by scene using paraphrasing, annotating, symbolism, theme, motif and character analysis. Analysis questions are built into the slides.
File is for Promethean software.
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9th - 12th
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IB Theory of Knowledge - Prohibit, Tolerate, Respect Game
A fun way to start teaching Ethics in ToK. Students are given index cards that have the names of various ethically controversial behaviour on them, for example arranged marriages, cloning, homosexuality etc. Students work in groups to place the cards in one of 3 categories - behaviour that is so offensive, it should be prohibited, behaviour that they feel is perhaps is unethical but should be tolerated, and behaviour that is acceptable and should be respected. When the groups are done with their
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11th - 12th
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Causes and Effects of 20th Century Wars: World War II in Europe
This is a complete lesson using IBDP History's "Causes and Effects of 20th Century Wars" with a focus on World War II in Europe. The Google Slide has interactive elements using the Pear Deck for Google Slides add-on for student engagement and interaction.
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11th - 12th
Improv Games
A 30 minute lesson introducing improvisation. This lesson is appropriate for all ages and features 8 different activities from easy to advanced.
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Urbanisation and Counter-urbanisation
This high school geography package includes three lessons that focus on urbanisation and counter - urbanisation processes. This includes: urbanisation, rural - urban migration, gentrification, urban renewal/ regeneration (London Docklands case study), counter - urbanisation, suburban (isation) and urban sprawl. Teacher resources: A lesson plan with PDF and SmartNote files.The Powerpoint includes student notes, SmartBoard activities and video links for learning about:
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10th - 12th
Macbeth Act 3
The Tragedy of Macbeth Act 3 is broken down scene by scene using paraphrasing, annotating, symbolism, theme, motif and character analysis. Analysis questions are built into the slides.
Software is Promethean and built for flipchart use.
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9th - 12th
Death of a Salesman SmartBoard Discussion Notes
These colorful SmartBoard discussion notes for Death of a Salesman cover everything from plot and characterization to in-depth looks at the set design and other production aspects of this ground-breaking American work. Along the way, the character of Ben, the contrast between Happy and Biff, and a discussion of Miller’s essay “Tragedy and the Common Man” provide jumping-off points for verbal and written responses.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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IB Theory of Knowledge - Justifying Knowledge Claims
A series of SmartBoard Notebook slides that are discussion prompts that could be done as small group discussions or as a whole class. The slides take students through the process of justifying knowledge claims. What makes a claim believable? Why do we believe some claims and not others? How do we discover if a claim is false? Easily convertible to PDF format if you choose to use this as a handout.
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11th - 12th
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The Five Questions for Preparing a Role
Interactive lesson for drama teachers and teachers of acting and theater. In this powerpoint presentation, introduce your students to the "Five Questions" every actor must ask when creating a character. Contains explanation of questions, journal/discussion prompts for students, and links to two YouTube video clips of scenes from movies that can be used for classroom discussion ("The Devil Wears Prada" and "Hidden Figures").
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
IB Theory of Knowledge - The Strengths and Weaknesses of Induction
A 3 page SmartBoard Notebook file that contains discussion prompts about induction as a tool of logic and reasoning. The first page asks students to work in groups to identify generalizations that they routinely use in their IB subject classes and to assign some importance to them. Then the second and third slides move to a discussion of why we use inductive thinking (generalizations) and what makes a good (or not so good) generalization. All slides are easily convertible to PDF format if you pr
Grades:
11th - 12th
Romeo and Juliet Scenes Characters Smartboard Tablet Activity
Use with or without SmartPen and Tablet. Make visual learners learn about the play like never before with fun, moveable characters and scenes. Meant for all those young at heart. This was used in grade nine and sometimes even for special needs students as well.
The characters are all on the attachments on the side, so you can load them into each scene.
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5th - 12th
IB Diploma Microeconomics - Demand
A 30-slide powerpoint presentation covering the Demand topic of the IB Diploma Economics course. Suitable for other introductory Economics courses too. Text and graphs supplementing an eTextbook (IB Diploma Microeconomics) by the same authorThe presentation can be edited.
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9th - 12th
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