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Drama Christmas Game Activity Improv Cards - Drama Sub Plan + Editable Template
This Theatre Christmas Activity Improv Game gets you & your students in the holiday spirit! Explore 20, crazy Christmas improv scenes. How do students improv when the Grinch breaks in? When Santa’s sleigh breaks down, how do he and the elves work to save Christmas? When kids find themselves in Santa’s office, do they erase their names from the naughty list? Each improv card includes 2 - 4 Characters, a Location & a Conflict that actors must work together to solve. The introduction pag
5th - 12th, Higher Education
Art, Dance, Drama
Design a Theatre Light Gobo - Drama Lighting Design Activity - Grades 6-10
This Theatre Lighting Design Gobo Activity teaches students what light gobos are, then lets them draw & make their own theatre gobo out of pie tins/paper & paper clips! A fun, low-prep way to keep kids engaged after testing & before summer break, students can work independently or in pairs. They will assess examples, learning what a gobo is. Next, they choose from a list of basic shapes or substitute their own, school appropriate idea to research & render. They’ll mark dots along
6th - 10th
Art, Dance, Drama
Show Choir Project: Build Your Own Show. Editable in Google Slides
Need an introduction or extension for your show choir unit? For a substitute day or two? Grab this Show Choir Project and set your students up to build their own show choir show! They’ll choose a group, name, story/subject, costumes, props, and set. Once they’ve thought everything through, including their budget, they’ll create slides to share their show! Print the first two pages for a shorter project. Add the second two for an extended project. Invite students to share their slide shows wit
5th - 12th
Dance, Music, Vocal Music
Parts of a Theatre Activity: Proscenium-Thrust-Arena Project PBL - Grades 6-12
This Parts of a Theatre Activity brings theatre vocab to life! Students build a mini-theatre to learn where each part of the theatre is & will differentiate between the different types of stages: proscenium, thrust & arena. This is one of my favorite activities to do at the beginning of the year to build friendships and show kids how fun theatre class can be. Teachers will appreciate this low prep activity that can keep kids working for several days! I hope you enjoy it! What’s Included:❖
5th - 12th
Dance, Drama, Music
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