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Stations of the Cross Project & Quiz | Creative Easter Activity for Students
This Stations of the Cross Project is a perfect way to engage students in a meaningful and creative exploration of the Easter story. Students are assigned a station to present, encouraging deep reflection and presentation skills. Afterward, students complete a simple fill-in-the-blank quiz to recall and review all the Stations of the Cross. Perfect for Catholic schools, religious education classes, and Lent or Easter activities, this resource promotes creativity, comprehension, and connection t
4th - 6th
Drama, Other (Arts), Religion
QU Wedding Script - Kindergarten, 1st grade, Phonics - The Tale of Q and U
Have you ever wondered how Q and U became so close? There is definitely a funny story there! This delightful tale explores the charming journey of these two inseparable letters. Q, a unique and quirky letter, is on a quest to find a mate that meets all of his qualifications. Though his journey is filled with twists and turns, Q remains hopeful. One day, during a quiz show, Q encounters a contestant who leaves him quaking in his boots! Her beauty and quick wit captivate him instantly, creating a
PreK - 2nd
Alphabet, Drama, Phonics & Phonological Awareness
Creative Presentation Assessment Options for Younger Students
Tired of the same old essays, quizzes, and tests? Your students are too! Bring learning to life with a resource that turns assessments into fun, high-energy learning experiences your students will actually look forward to! Give your students authentic ways to show what they know while building confidence, creativity, and communication skills. Included are 11 step-by-step quick guides* explaining how to do the following projects. Create a Commercial that sells a book, product, or historical
3rd - 5th
Drama, Music, Speaking & Listening
CCSS
CCRA.SL.2
, CCRA.SL.3
, CCRA.SL.4
+2
Percussion Composition Activity | Rhythm Practice & Music Center
Want a fun and engaging way for your elementary music students to explore percussion instruments and practice composing?This Percussion Composition Activity gives students the chance to collaborate, create, and perform their own original music using rhythm and instrument icon cards. It’s perfect for music centers, whole-class activities, or small group projects—any time of year! Designed for elementary music classrooms, this activity works with a wide range of grade levels. Younger students c
Not Specific
Instrumental Music, Music, Music Composition
Also included in: Music Rhythm Composition Mega Bundle
Good-Better-Best Presentation Rubric with Self- Reflection- 3rd
Designed for 3rd grade students.This Good–Better–Best Presentation Rubric & Student Self‑Reflection is a simple, student‑friendly assessment tool designed to support clear expectations, meaningful feedback, and student ownership of learning. Front Page: A Good–Better–Best presentation rubric that clearly describes performance levels using kid‑friendly language.Back Page: A student self‑reflection page that encourages students to think about their strengths, areas for growth, and next steps after
3rd
Other (ELA), Other (Performing Arts), Other (Science)
Build Your Own Musical Instruments Science Project – Sound, Pitch & Vibrations
Unleash your students' creativity and curiosity with this engaging, standards-aligned DIY Musical Instruments Project! This resource is perfect for teaching sound waves, pitch, and frequency through hands-on learning. Whether you're covering STEM, STEAM, or simply looking for an exciting cross-curricular activity, this project has everything you need to make learning fun and interactive. What's Included:Step-by-step instructions for building 3 core instruments: a Rubber Band Guitar, Straw Flute
3rd - 10th
Art, Instrumental Music, Physical Science
CCSS
RI.5.7
, RI.6.7
, W.5.2
+3
How to Write a Speech Toolkit | Student Brochure, Model, Outline, & Activities
Engage your students with this ready-to-use speech writing bundle that includes print and digital versions of everything! If you teach ELA, Speech, and Public Speaking classes (grades 7–12), this resource includes everything you need to guide students through writing, practicing, and delivering their own speeches. What’s Included (print & digital): Student Brochure: Step-by-step guide to help students plan and write their speeches. Editable PowerPoint Presentation: Includes videos and examples
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Drama, Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening
Women in Music: Debate & Presentation Pack | Gallery Walk Circle Debate | Grades
Two documents for the final days of a Women in Music debate unit — the gallery walk presentations and the circle debate. S4 Circle Debate Protocol (Bilingual EN/ES) Student-facing 2-page debate guide. Includes the 5-round debate structure, a Do/Don't rules table, sentence starters for every debate move — making a claim, adding evidence, building on someone, challenging respectfully, counterarguing, and closing. Also includes a classmate tracking sheet, 6 provocative claims teachers can drop int
9th - 12th
Music, Other (ELA), Writing
CCSS
W.9-10.1
, SL.9-10.1
, SL.11-12.1
+2
Constitutional Convention Reader's Theater Script 4th & 5th Grade Social Studies
Bring U.S. history to life with this engaging Reader’s Theater script designed for 4th and 5th grade students! Perfect for integrating ELA and Social Studies, this classroom-ready activity builds reading fluency, historical understanding, and student collaboration—all while having fun. What’s Included: A Reader’s Theater script (8 speaking roles) A cast list with character descriptions A vocabulary list with student-friendly definitions A reflection worksheet with 3 comprehension questions
3rd - 5th
Drama, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.2
, CCRA.R.3
+7
Also included in: Early Republic US History Readers Theater Script Bundle 4th & 5th Grade
Fairy Tale Pantomime & Disney Lip Sync Unit - MS Theatre Lesson Plans - Unit 3B
Try this fun variation to a standard Pantomime Unit! This is one of my student's favorite units to do all year long! Called " Unit 3B" because it teaches the same concepts as Pantomime Unit 3, just another option I switched between! This time-tested unit teaches nonverbal communication using a mini-project of a Fairy Tale Pantomime over three days first and then my favorite Disney Lip Sync Project. It includes detailed steps, teaching tips, ideas and links to YouTube videos that I find engaging
6th - 9th
Drama, Other (Performing Arts)
The Elements of Music | Discussion Slides & Graphic for Any Music Classroom!
A perfect way to introduce your music students to the Elements of Music!The slides & "Periodic Table" graphic help introduce & establish core music concepts to help conceptualize, analyze and organize student listening & response. This resource can be as a course introduction, unit plan, or used as an activity for live performances or recorded music analysis-use it for in class performance days, concert listen recap, or class listening responses! What You Get:-Editable Slide Presentation- "Th
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Music, Music Composition, Other (Performing Arts)
Lip Sync Unit -- Lesson Plans and More
In this engaging 2–3 week unit, students build on their pantomime and choreography skills to create and perform a dynamic lip sync routine. Working in small groups, they select a themed song, memorize lyrics, and design choreography that combines expressive and rhythmic movement. Performances require exaggerated facial expressions, teamwork, and stage presence. Students are assessed through song research, lyric preparation, rehearsal checkpoints, and a polished practice performance.
Not Specific
Dance, Drama, Music
Also included in: From Lip Sync Unit to Performance
Audio Recording Basics: Sound Engineering & DAW | Mixing, & Mastering
Learn the basics of audio engineering in ProTools, Adobe Audition, GarageBand, Cubase, LogicPro, and any other DAW. Perfect for A/V clubs, hobbyists, of CTE credit courses. 35-page PDF text book explains in simple and easy terms the following concepts: STARTING Getting Started (setting up audio hardware): 2 -3 Multitrack session: 4 Importing files: 5-6 BASIC RECORDING TOOLS Recording and monitoring: 7 Mute: 8 Solo: 9 Volume/Fades: 9-10 Panning: 10 Snapping: 11 Zoom: 12 Move: 13 Razor: 13-14 Fade
Not Specific
Art, Other (Performing Arts), Other (Science)
Drama Year 7/8 AC9ADRA8P01 AC9ADRA8PO1 lesson plan Performing and Refining
Here's an engaging Grade 7 or 8 Drama Lesson based on the Australian Curriculum outcome AC9ADRA8P01, focusing on rehearsing and performing improvised, devised or scripted drama to audiences, using performance skills and conventions relevant to style and/or form. The activity includes short, interative lessons that can easily be tailored to suit the needs of your class. NO PREP - YET ENGAGING TASKS THAT PROMOTE DEEP THINKING?Each task builds on the previous taskThe lessons are divided into 5 pa
7th - 8th
Drama
Also included in: Drama Year 7 and 8 AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM lesson plans BUNDLE
Should We Bring Planet Pluto Back? - Small Group Readers' Theater for Science!
We are moving our site, Wonbyone, to Wonbyone2. Please pardon our dust!This reader's theater is for a small group of 4. In it, Olivia believes that Pluto should be reclassified a planet again. Sam thinks it should be kept as a dwarf planet. The evidence is discussed and students are left with the decision. When this reader’s theater is over, students write a response stating their opinion and using evidence. I wrote this one because my students enjoyed debating it became a good way to get intere
5th - 12th, Adult Education
Astronomy, Drama, Reading
CCSS, NGSS
RF.5.3
, RF.5.4
, RF.5.4a
+7
Female Composers Poster Set
Dive deep into the history and heart of these 32 female composers! History has long tried to keep women from being at the forefront- These posters allow for students to recognize that women's music history is just as important.
3rd - 12th
Instrumental Music, Music, Music Composition
Percussion Composition
Have your youngest students compose and play using percussion instruments. Fill in the boxes with quarter note, eighth notes, or quarter rests and then play on the corresponding instruments.
K - 3rd
Music, Music Composition
Famous Fails in Theatre History
Famous Fails in Theatre History — Research & Analysis ProjectSpider-Man flying into the audience. A disco musical that closed in days. A Hamlet set to rock music that critics called career-ending. Theatre history is full of spectacular failures — and there is no better way to understand artistic risk than to study what happens when it doesn't pay off. In this research project, students choose two productions from a curated list of notorious theatrical flops and dig into what actually went wrong.
9th - 12th
Drama, Other (Arts), Other (Performing Arts)
Also included in: Drama Independent Study Project Bundle
Living Masterpieces: Art History Tableau's
Get students out of their seats and into the art! This interactive Google Slides resource is perfect for Theatre, Art, Art History, or History classes. Students will learn about a famous artist, study a featured artwork, recreate it in a tableau, and participate in a gallery walk to view each group’s living art. Your kids will LOVE this hands-on activity. You are encouraged to use props, old clothes, or sheets to make it even more fun and theatrical! Featuring 6 artists, this lesson blends creat
3rd - 12th
Art History, Drama, Visual Arts
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.2
, CCRA.L.4
+1
Audition Form Template – Theatre Production, Play, Musical, Editable Google Form
Product OverviewEnhance your audition process with our versatile Theatre Audition Form Template! This comprehensive and fully customizable resource is designed for theatre educators and directors looking to streamline data collection for their school musicals, plays, or community theatre productions. Whether you are an experienced director or new to the theatre scene, this template will save you time and effort while ensuring you gather all the necessary information from your auditioners. What's
Not Specific
Drama, Other (Performing Arts)
Submarine Facts Poster
Submarine Facts Poster – Primary Classroom Resource This clear, child-friendly submarine facts poster is designed to support discussion, stimulus work and cross-curricular learning. The resource includes: • A simple explanation of what a submarine is • How submarines travel underwater • Real-world uses (navy and scientific exploration) • Historical information on John Philip Holland • A fun fact section to spark curiosity Designed for use as a visual stimulus in Geography, History, STEM or i
Not Specific
Geography, Music, World History
Also included in: The Beatles - Yellow Submarine Complete Primary Music Lesson Bundle
Musical Food Fun - In Class or Distance Learning
This creative, hands-on activity combines music education with a tasty twist! In Musical Food Fun, students choose a musical symbol and recreate it using food of their choice—either with raw ingredients like pasta or cereal or by baking and carving treats like cookies or brownies. Perfect for in-class, clubs, or distance learning, this project helps students become familiar with musical symbols in a fun, memorable way. Students will display their creations on a plate, poster board, or dish, and
1st - 8th
Music, Other (Arts)
Infomercial Project
Project Overview You will create an original infomercial that advertises or explains a product. Your infomercial must be at least 2 minutes long and should be creative, informative, and entertaining. You may choose to: Record your infomercial using your iPad Present your infomercial live to the class Record it privately and submit it only to the teacher Your infomercial should sound like a real commercial you might see on television or online.
6th - 8th
Drama, Informational Text, Writing
CCSS
W.8.1
, W.8.1a
, W.8.2a
+3
Public Speaking Speech Rubric - High School Oral Presentations
Detailed speech rubric for your student's next speeches! I use this PDF for a variety of speeches such as informative, persuasive, demonstrative, special occasion, and more! This is a great way to keep your grading aligned and organized.This resource's categories for grading are:- Introduction - Body - Conclusion - Body Language/Delivery - Clarity - Organization - Audience Adaptation - Outline - Meets Requirements - Time Each category has a max of 4 points, with a max of 40 points per speech
6th - 12th
Drama, Other (Arts), Other (Performing Arts)
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