Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Broadway Set & Costume design

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You need a project that takes one day and you don't want to start something too big. This is a single period assignment that can be for beginners all the way to advanced students in Drama or Stagecraft classes. You can make it more challenging by increasing the amount of sentences required for each answer. This is also designed to get students to think and write rather than just checking boxes. It helps them prepare for the ACT's writing component. They will use the internet with the supplie

9th - 12th

Art, Drama, Visual Arts

CCSS

CCRA.L.1

, CCRA.L.2

, CCRA.L.3

Formative Assessment: Rehearsal Report

Created by

McCoy Rasco

Rehearsal reports serves as a daily grade/formative assessment for students during theatre projects. It helps you to have a written record of student's work before their final graded performance and allows students to reflect on their process.

6th - 12th

Art, Drama

Drama Reflection: My Performance Journey – Printable Student Worksheet

Created by

City Thespian

This is a powerful, student-friendly tool that invites young performers to pause, reflect, and grow. Whether you're teaching beginning theatre, running warm-ups, or rehearsing ensemble scenes, this printable worksheet helps students identify the drama skills they used, recognize challenges, and set personal goals—all while celebrating the contributions of their peers. You can use this self-reflection to: Support social-emotional learning (SEL) through s (e.g., "Yes, and…", space work, status dyn

6th - 12th

Drama

Voice Levels Pastel Pop

Created by

Rachael Burnett

Voice Levels in ENGLISH & SPANISH with and without visuals.what's included: ENGLISH & SPANISHvoice levels 0-4voice levels 0-4 with visualsvoice level header

Not Specific

Drama, Other (Arts)

Also included in: Pastel Pop Classroom Decor Bundle

Teacher, I'm Bored (FREEBIE)

Created by

Lessons with Laila

Teacher, I'm bored! We all have that one student who has a lot of quit in them. They don't finish their work and claim they are just too bored to do it. You're a great teacher. You try to spice things up by adding glitter, glue, playdoh, sparkles and all the rest. You spend hours on powerpoints. You make assignments more challenging. You have tried it all....but have you tried to just play along? Co-miserate with that student by presenting this fabulous list of boredom busting ideas. The clorox

2nd - 12th

Drama, Psychology, School Counseling