21. Drama Lesson Plans Drama, Theatre Lesson Plans http//www.teachnology.com/teachers/lesson_plans/arts/drama/ Drama, Theatre Lesson Plans list at Teach-nology Theatre Lesson Plan Exchange http://www.shambles.net/pages/learning/performing/dramaless/

(best viewed at 800 x 600) document.write(""+doClock("W0","%20","D1","%20","M0","%20","Y0","%20")+""); http://www.shambles.net Drama Lesson Plans Add a link Top of page Drama Games and Activities for Kids http://www.dramanotebook.com Drama Notebook has a collection of drama games, activities and scripts for kids! Everything you need to give kids an educational, meaningful drama experience. Receive a Free 12 Page Drama Lesson Plan: “How to Teach Your First Class” and our free monthly drama tips. Drama Lesson Plans http://dramaresource.com/lessons Drama lesson plans and teaching techniques. Drama Lesson Plans http://dramaresource.com/teaching Drama Lesson Plans. Radio Dramas in the Classroom http://www.ravenradiotheater.com The Raven Radio Theater offers radio drama scripts complete with casting directions, detailed instructions for finding and/or making the necessary mechanical sound effects, a full set of sound effects cue cards, and an audio CD with music and background sounds customized for each play. Most of the plays can be performed by twenty to thirty-five students as readers theater, readers theater with sound effects, school assemblies or recorded.

22. 1408 Theatre Lesson Plans Reviewed By Teachers Search Theatre lesson plans to find teacher approved lesson plans. From globe theatre to musical theatre, quickly find lesson plans that inspire student learning. http://www.lessonplanet.com/search?keywords=Theatre&media=lesson

23. Theatre Teacher Lesson Plans Theatre Lesson Plans. National Standards for Theatre Education. A Brief Guide to Internet Theatre Resources. STEM Nets Theatre Lesson Plans. Theatre Lesson Plans, Webquests, and http://www.iisd1.org/hs_theatre/theatre_teacher_lesson_plans.htm

Lesson Plan Links For Theatre Teachers Improv Games for Rehearsal and Performance Viola Spolin Improvisational Theatre Games The Living Playbook ... Theatre Lesson Plans, Webquests, and Worksheets Please send me any links you may have that I don't. Thanks.

24. Lesson Plans comm. app. lesson plans hs theatre arts 1 lesson plans - jh theatre lesson plans. jr high theatre lesson plans lesson plans for the week of 10/25/2010 http://www.iisd1.org/ihs_teachers/mdoggett/lesson_plans.htm

COMM. APP. LESSON PLANS HS THEATRE ARTS 1 LESSON PLANS JH THEATRE LESSON PLANS MR. DOGGETT'S 2010-2011 LESSON PLAN ARCHIVES 1ST SIX WEEKS SIX WEEKS SIX WEEKS 4TH SIX WEEKS 5TH SIX WEEKS 6TH SIX WEEKS Week 1 Week 7 Week 13 Week 20 Week 26 Week 32 Week 2 Week 8 Week 14 Week 21 Week 27 Week 33 Week 3 Week 9 Week 15 Week 22 Week 28 Week 34 Week 4 Week 10 Week 16 Week 23 Week 29 Week 35 Week 5 Week 11 Week 17 Week 24 Week 30 Week 36 Week 6 Week 12 Week 18 Week 25 Week 31 Week 37 Week 19 Week 38 HIGH SCHOOL THEATRE ARTS 1 LESSON PLANS Lesson Plans for the WEEK OF 11/8/2010 Theatre Syllabus Date Lesson Plan Homework Monday Class Assignment: Students will be working on a costume project, making flower hats for Alice in Wonderland, cutting patterns, hand sewing and using wire to create structure of the hat/flower. Tuesday Class Assignment: Scene painting for Alice in Wonderland Wednesday Class Assignment: Scenery Hanging - student will learn how to hand a backdrop Thursday Class Assignment: Scene painting for Alice in Wonderland Friday Theatre Appreciation: Students will watch acting example from Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Oberlander part 4 COMM. APP.

25. Theatre Lesson Plans - Dr. Len Radin Read This First. To the teacher, Greetings! What follows is a collection of directions that I give all of my students whenever we do a fulllength play. http://www.teachersdesk.com/lessons/theater_drama/Theatre Lesson Plans - Dr_ Len

Advanced Production Ideas A Theater Lesson Plan Table of Contents Read this First Contract with Students Job Descriptions: Costumer Property Master Set Crew Program Biographies ... Student Evaluation Form Read This First To the teacher, Greetings! What follows is a collection of directions that I give all of my students whenever we do a full-length play. Each student is assigned a "tech job." This may include make up, music director, etc. Each student is graded on both their dramatic role and their tech job. I do not claim that my material is all original. I got it from many sources and organized and added to it to fit my program. The last play we did was Alice in Wonderland. It had about 200 people associated with it in some way. Without a clear delineation of the student's tech jobs, the production would have been much more difficult. I require that all students present a report of their progress to the Assistant Director (another tech job) at two dates during the rehearsal process. Feel free to use this material for all non-commercial use. If you do use it, please email me and let me know how everything went with your production.

26. 88 Globe Theatre Lesson Plans Reviewed By Teachers Search Globe Theatre lesson plans to find teacher approved lesson plans. From Globe Theatre to globe theatre worksheet, quickly find lesson plans that inspire student learning. http://www.lessonplanet.com/search?keywords=Globe Theatre&media=lesson

27. Children's Theatre/Creative Drama Main Menu Children's Theatre/Creative Drama Main Menu Jump from here to anywhere on my site! http://www.childdrama.com/mainframe.html

Children's Theatre/Creative Drama Main Menu Jump from here to anywhere on my site! ALL ABOUT ME! (A short autobiographical sketch, plus resumes and things..) GREAT PLAYS (Synopses of some of my plays you may want to produce or use in class.) DEFINITIONS/DISCUSSION OF TERMS (Definitions and discussion of important terms in Theatre with and for Children and Youth) LESSON PLANS (Dozens of proven lesson plans for classroom Creative Drama.) MONOLOGUES (Some original monologues I've written for student actors.) USEFUL BOOKS (A bibliography of books I have found useful.) HOW WE WROTE A PLAY (A detailed description of a fourth-grade playwriting project.) PHOTOS (Production photos from plays I've directed or designed, as well as from some of my own plays.) WHY TEACH DRAMA? (An essay I wrote explaining the importance of Drama in schools.) CLASSROOM RULES (A list of rules I developed with my students for classroom discipline in Drama Class. ARTIST-CENTERED EVALUATION (A description of a system I developed for objectively grading creative work.) WHAT SHOULD CHILDREN WATCH?

28. Broadway: The American Musical . For Teachers . Lesson Plan 1 . From Page To Sta From Page to Stage Overview Musical theater book writers, lyricists, and composers have long looked to literature for their inspiration and subject material. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/broadway/teachers/lp1.html

document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + (document.location.protocol == "https:" ? "https://sb" : "http://b") + ".scorecardresearch.com/beacon.js' %3E%3C/script%3E")); From Page to Stage Overview Musical theater book writers, lyricists, and composers have long looked to literature for their inspiration and subject material. In this lesson, students will compare and contrast literary works and the musicals they inspired. Utilizing video clips and Web sites, students will compare specific passages from original texts to moments in Broadway musicals on which they were based, and analyze similarities and differences between the two. As a culminating activity, students will try their hand at adapting and performing a nondramatic narrative, either as a straight play or as a musical number. This lesson can be used as a pre- or postviewing activity for the PBS series BROADWAY: THE AMERICAN MUSICAL, or as an independent lesson for the language arts or theater classroom. A basic knowledge of musical theater (or movie musicals) and its conventions is required, and a basic familiarity with Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" is helpful. Time Allotment : Three to four 45-minute class periods (the Culminating Activity will involve additional class and/or homework time).

29. Lesson - TEDb Lesson Plans. This portion of the website contains lesson plans that have no direct connection to an entire curriculum unit or are lessons that stand completely alone and can be http://tedb.byu.edu/lesson

Brigham Young University's Theatre Education Database home units lessons news ... help Login Now Register for Free! Lesson Plans This portion of the website contains lesson plans that have no direct connection to an entire curriculum unit or are lessons that stand completely alone and can be inserted into various units of instruction. We are always looking for more lesson plans. Have a great lesson of your own that you would like to share? Please contact our site administrator to contribute a lesson plan to the database. These lessons were submitted voluntarily by educators. BYU makes no claims for their quality or completeness. The intellectual rights to these lessons remain with their author. Acting for Musical Day Students will demonstrate basic understand of acting for musicals by selecting lyrics to memorize and dividing it into moments. Acting to the Fourth Wall Students will demonstrate an understanding of “The Fourth Wall” principles by performing a content-less scene where they will visualize, and/or break, the Fourth Wall. Anne Bogart’s Viewpoints of Space Students will demonstrate an understanding of the Viewpoints of Space by performing a word with only space and drawing a topography.

30. Unit - TEDb Instructional Units. This portion of the website contains a collection of instructional units, enabling users to view how the author intended individual lesson plans and projects to http://tedb.byu.edu/unit

Brigham Young University's Theatre Education Database home units lessons news ... help Login Now Register for Free! home units Instructional Units This portion of the website contains a collection of instructional units, enabling users to view how the author intended individual lesson plans and projects to be grouped together within the context of day-by-day instruction. All of these units are developed in line with the National Standards for Theatre Education , showing how all of the curriculum created here are connected to a specific academic standard for the arts. Some of the units submitted to the database have been taught and revised in actual secondary classrooms while others have been created by Theatre Education university students and have not been tested in the classroom yet. You can contribute to this portion of the website : if you have a theatre unit you want to share please contact our site administrator These units were submitted voluntarily by educators. BYU makes no claims for their quality or completeness. The intellectual rights to these lessons remain with their author. Search Subjects: - Show All - Auditions - Acting Characterization - Acting Costuming - Tech Theatre Improvisation - Acting Lighting - Tech Theatre Musical Dance Theatre Sound - Tech Theatre optionSelect("value","");

31. Technical Theatre High School Language Arts Lesson Plan, Thematic Unit, Activity A Lesson Plans Page lesson plan, lesson idea, thematic unit, or activity. http://www.lessonplanspage.com/LATheaterDesignHS.htm

32. EDSITEment - Lesson Plan EDSITEment, the best of the humanities on the web Subject Areas History and Social Studies World History Ancient World World History - Human Rights http://edsitement.neh.gov/view_lesson_plan.asp?id=330

33. Theatre Lesson Plans For Grades K-2 Habitat Movies Students will produce a piece of writing that describes an animal and its habitat. Water Conservation Students will understand how scarcity affects the choices http://etc.usf.edu/theatre/theak2.htm

34. Workriver.com - Teacher Lesson Plans Theatre Lesson Plans. Megan Montoya The Prettiest Flower A Lesson in Art Grade Level 2nd 4th . This project is primarily for young children between the ages of seven and ten. http://workriver.com/lesson.html

More Lesson plans available at: Lesson Plans Inc Workriver Lesson Plans Please consider making a donation to help support this site in exchange for these free lesson plans. (Please note that these papers are free to use but cannot be sold or published without permission from the author Megan Montoya Select one from the list below: Artifact Minilesson Julius Caesar Lesson Plan Classroom Exercises Theatre Lesson Plans ... Eigth Grade - Journal Keeping or go back to workriver.com Artifact Minilesson Artifact Minilesson- A Lesson in Reading Comprehension Objectives: To test student's knowledge and comprehension of any particular story they have been assigned to read. The student should be able to pinpoint the importance of any object in the story and how it contributes to the story line. Lesson will also help student's enhance their writing skills; creative or otherwise Materials Needed: -The students will be given a particular artifact pertaining to the story or lesson that they are being taught. This 'artifact will be provided by the teacher; ie: Cinderella's glass slipper, the poison apple in Snow White, the Scarlet A in The Scarlet Letter , or the vile of 'poison' in Romeo and Juliet . Students will be given a sheet of paper on which there are various questions attached that they will need to write their answers on. (See attached.) Procedures: The students will have read a story, either assigned in class or chosen by them. If it is a story that was assigned in the class, the students should engage in a discussion on the book to exhibit their knowledge and understanding of different aspects in the book, particularly material objects that played an important role in the story. Once the student's are familiarized with the story, they can be put into groups or on their own and each will be assigned a particular 'artifact' from the story. They will need to answer questions on the sheet provided pertaining to the story in order to exhibit full comprehension. This can be done either as a creative writing assignment or a general writing assignment. **Students should be able to write the history of the 'artifact' and the importance it played in the story.

35. Hanover-Horton School District - Theatre Lesson Plans 08-09 Week of September 1, 2008 . DATE. ASSIGNMENT. DUE DATE. HANDOUT. Monday, September 1 . Tuesday, September 2. Basic information and introduction, discipline form http://www.hhsd.k12.mi.us/vnews/display.v/ART/488b44daaa3d7

36. Theatre Lesson Plans For Grades 9-12 Marcopolo A search tool for lesson plans and resources related to the arts and interdisciplinary lessons. Free training is also available for your school district contact the http://etc.usf.edu/theatre/thea912.htm

37. STEM~Net's Theatre Lesson Plans Page This Drama Site is a useful resource for both teachers and students of theatre and drama. It contains directories of theatre arts teachers and resource people, a question http://www.michaelcoady.com/drama_education/litless.htm

Literature / Language Arts Lesson Plans and Resources encompassing the study of the play as literary genre page last updated February 8, 2001 Shakespeare Educational Resources Teaching Shakespeare [The] Plays of William Shakespeare - Teachers First have organized a meta-list of links to web resources on Shakespeare organized by the plays most commonly encountered in a K12 curriculum, using materials geared to high school and introductory college level students. Shakespeare: Chill with Will - The goal of this ThinkQuest site is to help high school students to learn to love Shakespeare: "Our website provides an overview on Shakespeare that is both easy to go through yet thoroughly researched, conveniently accessible, and full of illustrations and games to make learning about Shakespeare enjoyable. Our focus is not on learning everything you can about the great Bard, but on discovering different aspects of Shakespeare that appeal to teenagers. a Shakespeare Biography Quiz a Glossary of Shakespearean Language with a search engine where you may type in the word in question another Glossary of Shakespearean Language Shakespeare's Magnetic Poetry - Students can rearrange words from Shakespeare's vocabulary to create their own poems and speeches. An amusing vocabulary builder!

38. John Heartfield: Lesson Plans This lesson will contain information about the various aspects of the musical theater.......copyright 2000 Lesson Plan Musical Theatre. Lesson http://www.towson.edu/heartfield/lessons/lpmusical.html

Lesson Plan : Musical Theatre Lesson Description This lesson will contain information about the various aspects of the musical theater. Through introduction and review of vocabulary used in the musical theater, and demonstration, this lesson will provide students with the skills and knowledge they need to view a musical production, and write a critical review Objectives Students will become familiar with the three basic components of the musical theater : singing, dancing, and acting. Students will be broken into three groups to watch and write a critical review a musical theatre performance(either live or taped), focusing on a specific component of the production. Students will then share the review with the class, and be rated based on a rubric. Grade Level This lesson can be used with students grades 4+ and can be adapted for older students using a deeper analysis of the production. Concepts Covered in this lesson a. Content area - music, dance and theatre, writing b. Teaching method - direct instruction, group instruction and cooperative learning Materials/Equipment VCR and Video of a musical Reviews from your local newspaper for comparison, or

39. The Globe Theatre @Web English Teacher Activities to help students learn about Shakespeare's Globe Theatre http://www.webenglishteacher.com/globe.html

40. Who's Dancin' Now? - Lesson Plan - Theatre 2 Theatre Lesson Plans 1 2 3 The Great Shakespeare Experiment By Ellen Moore and Christopher Moore Grade Level http://www.pbs.org/wnet/dancin/resources/lesson_plan-t2.html

document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + (document.location.protocol == "https:" ? "https://sb" : "http://b") + ".scorecardresearch.com/beacon.js' %3E%3C/script%3E")); Theatre Lesson Plans: Quick Links Objectives Estimated Time Necessary Materials Teaching Procedure ... About the Authors The Great Shakespeare Experiment By Ellen Moore and Christopher Moore Grade Level: Overview Students will interpret and perform a scene from William Shakespeare's HAMLET. Objectives This engaging lesson provides students with a fun and simple introduction to exploring Shakespeare through the use of text from HAMLET. It allows students to play with Shakespeare in a direct and enjoyable way. At the end of this lesson, students will have a greater ease and understanding of performing and studying Shakespeare. Students will also gain an appreciation for the role of the actor in interpreting a text by making choices. Estimated Time 40 minutes Necessary Materials Pen/Pencil One Sheet Print out of the first 11 lines of HAMLET by William Shakespeare (Text Provided Below) Index Cards (to create the "Secret Style Cards") Teaching Procedure Step 1: Give students a copy of the first 11 lines of HAMLET and have them get out pencils and pens. You may not even want to tell them that it is Shakespeare right away. Either way, it is best to have the text on an individual sheet so students can write on the paper.

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