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Bell Ringers | Would You Rather Slides for Middle & High School
Start your lesson with energy using these drama bell ringers and Would You Rather slides for middle and high school. This fun and flexible resource is perfect for lesson starters, discussion prompts, speaking practice, debate, tutor time, or even creative writing inspiration. These slides are great for: drama warm-ups bell work tutor time classroom debate speaking and listening practice building confidence and participation What’s included: 32 unique Would You Rather slides ready-to-u
1st - 12th
Dance, Drama, Other (Arts)
Dance Teacher Assessment Rubric and Student Reflection Template
Teachers can use this dance rubric to assess a students dance abilities for reporting and feedback. There is also a student version so they can assess their own dances or watch other dance performances and reflect on them using the same criteria.
3rd - 8th
Art, Dance, Physical Education
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Body Awareness and Movement Exercises in Acting
The "Body Awareness and Movement Exercises in Acting" presentation can be helpful in education by: 1. **Enhancing Physical Awareness**: Teaching students to tune into their bodies, improving posture, alignment, and breath control. 2. **Relaxation Techniques**: Providing exercises like progressive muscle relaxation and breathing techniques to help actors relax and focus before performances. 3. **Movement Skills**: Introducing methods such as the Alexander Technique and Laban Movement to improve c
4th - 6th
Art, Dance, Drama
Find Someone Who
Getting to know you activity for a newly formed drama class. Quick, colourful and easy worksheet to encourage students to find out something interesting about their peers. I have used this in my own classes and the students get a real kick out of it. Make sure your name is also available for them to write down somewhere.
5th - 12th, Higher Education
Art, Dance, Drama
Lunar New Year Dragon Parade | Gross Motor Movement Activity | Special Education
Bring Lunar New Year to life with this dragon parade movement activity! Students participate in a fun, structured parade using ribbons, scarves, and music while practicing gross motor skills. This activity promotes movement, engagement, and celebration in an accessible format. Skills supported: Gross motor development Following directions Group participation Vocabulary and communication Perfect for: Brain breaks Whole-group activities Special education and autism classrooms
PreK - 5th
Dance, Other (Arts)
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