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If you are in need of weekly drama lessons from 30 to 40 minutes in length, this is the collection for you! This package covers the elements of drama: (character, plot/action, sound effects, use of props,atmosphere/emotion/feeling, etc. with 2 or 3 lessons provided for each element. Minimal preparation is required. These are kid-tested activities which are ready-to-go and which appeal to students of all ages. Included is a simple-to-use drama evaluation sheet.
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A great collection of activities to use across all primary grades.
January 28, 2012
A great collection of activities to use across all primary grades.
January 28, 2012
Christena R. King
(TpT Seller)
Thank you! I myself have used these during my many years of teaching with excellent response from the kids in any grade. I still use them in my volunteering capacity at the local school and they continue to stimulate the creativity and excitement of the students.
January 28, 2012
Thank you! I myself have used these during my many years of teaching with excellent response from the kids in any grade. I still use them in my volunteering capacity at the local school and they continue to stimulate the creativity and excitement of the students.
January 28, 2012
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Cr8knee
could I see a sample of a lesson?
January 2, 2012
could I see a sample of a lesson?
January 2, 2012
Christena R. King
(TpT Seller)
LESSON#2: EMOTION/FEELING
“Acting out Emotions”
Purpose: To focus on the expression of EMOTION/FEELING
through facial expression, body language and gestures.
Method:
Slips of paper identify emotions, such as the following:
a) pride/big shot/winner
b) sadness, sorrow
c) hurt, disappointment
d) happy….really happy, excited
e) frustrated/ “can’t do it!”
f) worried
g) surprised
h) scared/terrified
i) guilty/did wrong
j) shy/nervous
Ask for volunteers to perform. Other students raise hand to guess the emotion.
FEELING WORDS
ashamed
anxious
amused
alarmed
amazed
astonished
awkward
awful
astounded
aggressive
alert
afraid
agitated
bad
brave
bashful
beautiful
belittled
betrayed
bad-tempered
bitter
blank
bored
calm
courageous
cranky
confused
crushed
crazy
confident
down-hearted
despondent
dejected
dreadful
dull
distressed
discouraged
disgusted
depressed
delighted
desperate
daring
energetic
enthusiastic
emotional
easy-going
eerie
empty
envious
evil
excited
eager
exhausted
expressive
frantic
fearless
“fired-up”
frustrated
frisky
forgiving
furious
frightful
foolish
funny
glad
gleeful
gloomy
goofy
grumpy
grateful
hopeless
heart-broken
horrible
happy
hungry
heavy-hearted
irritable
irritated
inquisitive
insane
invigorated
insecure
joyous
jolly
joyful
jealous
jittery
jovial
jumpy
justified
kindly
lazy
lively
loony
loving
lonely
lucky
light-hearted
moody
masterful
manly
merciful
nervous
nasty
neurotic
ominous
outraged
obstinate (stubborn)
panicky
pleasant
powerful
patriotic
proud
relieved
rejected
relaxed
reluctant
enraged
refreshed
rebuffed
renewed
rushed
rested
sympathetic
superior
spiteful
sorry
sociable
sluggish
smug
shamed
supressed
satisfied
secure
safe
scorned
shocked
serious
sullen
sprightly
spunky
sick
sheepish
suspicious
tense
troubled
terrible
terrific
terrified
threatened
timid
tired
trapped
triumphant
troubled
trustworthy
thoughtful
uncertain
uneasy
unhappy
vengeful
vicious
vigorous (full of life)
weak
weary
zany
January 3, 2012
LESSON#2: EMOTION/FEELING
“Acting out Emotions”
Purpose: To focus on the expression of EMOTION/FEELING
through facial expression, body language and gestures.
Method:
Slips of paper identify emotions, such as the following:
a) pride/big shot/winner
b) sadness, sorrow
c) hurt, disappointment
d) happy….really happy, excited
e) frustrated/ “can’t do it!”
f) worried
g) surprised
h) scared/terrified
i) guilty/did wrong
j) shy/nervous
Ask for volunteers to perform. Other students raise hand to guess the emotion.
FEELING WORDS
ashamed
anxious
amused
alarmed
amazed
astonished
awkward
awful
astounded
aggressive
alert
afraid
agitated
bad
brave
bashful
beautiful
belittled
betrayed
bad-tempered
bitter
blank
bored
calm
courageous
cranky
confused
crushed
crazy
confident
down-hearted
despondent
dejected
dreadful
dull
distressed
discouraged
disgusted
depressed
delighted
desperate
daring
energetic
enthusiastic
emotional
easy-going
eerie
empty
envious
evil
excited
eager
exhausted
expressive
frantic
fearless
“fired-up”
frustrated
frisky
forgiving
furious
frightful
foolish
funny
glad
gleeful
gloomy
goofy
grumpy
grateful
hopeless
heart-broken
horrible
happy
hungry
heavy-hearted
irritable
irritated
inquisitive
insane
invigorated
insecure
joyous
jolly
joyful
jealous
jittery
jovial
jumpy
justified
kindly
lazy
lively
loony
loving
lonely
lucky
light-hearted
moody
masterful
manly
merciful
nervous
nasty
neurotic
ominous
outraged
obstinate (stubborn)
panicky
pleasant
powerful
patriotic
proud
relieved
rejected
relaxed
reluctant
enraged
refreshed
rebuffed
renewed
rushed
rested
sympathetic
superior
spiteful
sorry
sociable
sluggish
smug
shamed
supressed
satisfied
secure
safe
scorned
shocked
serious
sullen
sprightly
spunky
sick
sheepish
suspicious
tense
troubled
terrible
terrific
terrified
threatened
timid
tired
trapped
triumphant
troubled
trustworthy
thoughtful
uncertain
uneasy
unhappy
vengeful
vicious
vigorous (full of life)
weak
weary
zany
January 3, 2012
Kim Owen
(TpT Seller)
I am considering purchasing this item but think it is priced too high, for quick drama activities. Would you consider selling it for a lower amount? I didn't get to see a preview either, only the cover page is available to see.
December 6, 2010
I am considering purchasing this item but think it is priced too high, for quick drama activities. Would you consider selling it for a lower amount? I didn't get to see a preview either, only the cover page is available to see.
December 6, 2010
Christena R. King
(TpT Seller)
Sorry. It's enough lessons for a whole year. Seems fair to me.
December 6, 2010
Sorry. It's enough lessons for a whole year. Seems fair to me.
December 6, 2010
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High school French and English; 14 years elementary French; 12 years grades 5 and 6... on the north shore of Lake Erie, Ontario, Canada.
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