41. FREE Lesson Plans | Kindergarten Lesson Plans, Elementary Lesson Plans, High Sch Download a variety of FREE and readyto-use lesson plans including kindergarten lesson plans, elementary lesson plans and high school lesson plans! http://school.discoveryeducation.com/lessonplans/

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42. Lesson Plans Around the Globe and Back Again Shakespeare's Globe Theater Then and Now Janine Polla Werner http://www.thirteen.org/edonline/ntti/resources/lessons/globe/index.html

Around the Globe and Back Again: Shakespeare's Globe Theater Then and Now Janine Polla Werner Five 45-minute class periods Shakespeare's Globe was the most popular English theater of its time, frequented by people from all walks of Elizabethan life. From 1599 until 1640, everyone from lords and ladies to apprentices and paupers filled the galleries and yard to experience the Bard's tragedies, comedies, and histories. Today we understand The Globe's significance as a physical center for literature, history, and social interaction. Through the activities presented in this lesson, students will become familiar with the history and design of The Globe Theater, understand Shakespearean drama as a form of popular entertainment, and appreciate the grand vision and scope behind the new Globe Theater. They will gain an understanding of the impact live Shakespearean productions had on cultural literacy and the development of the English language. Students will be able to: Understand a form of entertainment popular four hundred years ago via their own prior knowledge and experiences Identify the structural features of the Globe Theater Describe the experience of audience members based on their location in the theater Describe the experience of actors performing in the Globe Theater Account for the negative reaction the local government and religious community held toward theaters in general

43. Drama And Technical Theater Unit And Lesson Plans Rockford Public School District 205 Copyright 19972010. All Rights Reserved. http://webs.rps205.com/teachers/lbiesbrouk/plans.html

2005-2006 Audition Information Amahl Cast calendar Drama 1-2 ... Guilford Drama Drama and Technical Theater Unit and Weekly Lesson Plans Directing Unit Plans Page 1 Directing Unit Plans Page 2 Greek Theatre History Lesson Plans Greek Theatre History Unit Plans ... week of 2-28-06 lesson plans

44. Drama And Theatre Lessons For Kids: Lessons And Activities For Children In Kinde Drama Lessons, Ideas, Crafts and Activities for Kids of All Ages http://www.kinderart.com/drama/

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45. BC Education - Drama 8 To 10 Integrated Resource Package 1996. Once you have viewed this IRP, please take a moment to fill out the User Survey. http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/irp/drama810/drtoc.htm

D RAMA TO Integrated Resource Package 1996 Once you have viewed this IRP, please take a moment to fill out the User Survey Table of Contents Preface: Using this Integrated Resource Package Preface Introduction to Drama 8 to 10 Introduction Rationale Curriculum Organizers Instructional Strategies ... Learning Resources Drama 8 to 10 Curriculum Grade 8 Exploration and Imagination (Expression and Trust) Exploration and Imagination (Critical Analysis) Drama Skills (Body and Voice) Drama Skills (Role) ... Context (Making Connections) Grade 9 Exploration and Imagination (Critical Analysis) Drama Skills (Body and Voice) Drama Skills (Role) Drama Skills (Drama as Metaphor) ... Context (Making Connections) Grade 10 Exploration and Imagination (Critical Analysis) Drama Skills (Body and Voice) Drama Skills (Role) Drama Skills (Drama as Metaphor) ... Context (Making Connections) Appendices Appendix A: Learning Outcomes Appendix B: Learning Resources Appendix C: Cross-Curricular Outlines Appendix D: Assessment and Evaluation ... IRP Page Next Page Province of British Columbia Ministry of Education Maintained by: Fine Arts Coordinator - Drama Revised: January 20, 1999

46. ArtsWork Here are LESSON IDEAS culled from a number of sources. They are presented by discipline and grade (elementary, middle school/junior high, high school). An effort has been made to http://artswork.asu.edu/arts/teachers/lesson/drama/lesson/ed_resources.html

Theatre Ed Resources Keys to Icons Theatre Warm-ups Guide ... Production Search ArtsWork: Teachers Lesson Plans Drama/Theater Lesson Theatre Education: A Resource of Practical and Project-Based Warm-ups (K-12) and Units for Middle and High School What is in this resource? Useful to both beginning and veteran teachers, this is a collection of practical and project based warm-ups and units for Middle and High School Theatre classes intended to supplement or expand any theatre program. The link to Warm-ups lists 72 theatre games and activities as well as the skills they develop and theatre topics to which they could be applied. Every warm-up description includes information on where we first learned the activity, appropriate ages, necessary materials, procedures and possible variations. Each warm-up is on its own printable page. The link to Units contains eleven units of theatre topics that might be covered in a secondary theatre education course. such as acting, directing, playwriting and technical theatre. Every unit contains skills and understanding, projects, assessments and sample lesson plans. Units include:

47. Mrs. Bonds Varsity Theatre Lesson Plans; Varsity Theatre Calendar; Varsity Theatre Blog; Musical Theatre Lesson Plans; Musical Theatre Calendar; Theatre TEKS 6th8th grade http://teacherweb.com/TX/CDFulkes/TheatreArts/hf1.aspx

Mrs. Bonds CDFulkes Welcome to Lizard Drama! Teacher Teacher Class Schedule 6th Grade Theatre Lesson Plans ... Email 7th/8th Theatre Lesson Plans th th grade Week 3-2: Greek Theatre Unit Week 4 Week of November 15, 2010 Bonds Date TEKs E Q Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, Evaluate (Best Practices) Monday (7.1) Perception. The student develops concepts about self, human relationships, and the environment, using elements of drama and conventions of theatre. The student is expected to: (A) develop characterization, using sensory and emotional recall;(B) develop and apply theatre preparation and warm-up techniques;(C) create expressive and rhythmic movements;(D) express thoughts and feelings, using effective voice and diction;(E) compare and contrast dramatic performances to life; and(F) include setting, character, and plot in improvised scenes *How do I have an effective read-thru and blocking rehearsal? Engage: Group Evaluation #1 Explore: Physical/Vocal Warm-up Explain: Greek Play Rehearsal Process Elaborate: Rehearsal Process. Evaluate: Teacher Check/Peer Feedback.

48. KET Arts Toolkit | Drama Lesson Plan: Japanese Theater Traditions Drama Lesson Plan Length Suggested Uses Drama; Arts and Humanities; World Geography; Teaching Concepts http://www.ket.org/artstoolkit/drama/ideafile/112.htm

@import url(/artstoolkit/style/printme.css); @import url(/style/global_ket_advanced.css); @import url(/artstoolkit/style/nav_discipline.css); @import url(../style/display.css); Skip Navigation Tools: About KET TV Schedules Programs A-Z Watch Video ... Donate Now Genres: Education Kentucky Public Affairs Arts ... Health Arts Toolkit: Drama Idea File Order Your DRAMA Arts Toolkit HERE! Dance Drama Music Visual Grades: Idea File: Japanese Theater Traditions Students research styles of Japanese theater and present findings. Resource: What Is Kabuki? Suggested Uses: Drama Arts and Humanities World Geography Teaching Concepts: In learning about Japanese drama styles, students increase their understanding of other cultures. Academic Content Culture: Japan, with an emphasis on Kabuki and Bunraku Drama: use of elements of drama in dramatic works Lesson Idea Video: Bunraku; Kabuki segments 1, 2, 3, and 7 Show the Bunraku and Kabuki video segments (segments 1, 2, 3 and 7 from Kabuki) and discuss attributes of these forms of drama. Have students research other styles of Japanese theater, including Noh and Kyogen. The following web sites may be helpful in this research: Bunraku definitions Japanese Traditional Theater Timeline Have students compare and contrast these dramatic forms and make generalizations about Japanese dramatic traditions that they can back up with evidence from their research.

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