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Drama “Playbill“ Template - Fully Editable Canva Template - Musicals & Plays
This Canva Theatre Program ” Playbill” Template saves time preparing the front of house for your next play or musical! The “playbill” cover page & 5 Reasons to Join our Program are done! Just add the About the Show, Cast & Crew, write about your program & go! This “playbill” template is fully editable - so you can change everything from font to graphics! Enjoy! What’s Included:❖ 4 Program Template Pages - Cover - About the Show - Cast & Crew - Special Thanks ❖ Canva Template Lin
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Dance, Drama, Music
8 Page Theatre Program - Fully Editable Canva Template Program- Musicals & Plays
This 8 page, fully editable Theatre Program Template saves time writing programs for your next play/musical! Students write their theatre bios for the program by responding to the Google Form Activity that teaches them how to write a bio! You just copy & paste them to your Canva program! The program's cover page & 5 Reasons to Join Drama are done for you! Simply write About the Show, Cast & Crew & print! This theatre program template is editable - so you can change everything
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Dance, Drama, Music
End-of-Year Mystery Drama Bundle | Whodunit Readers Theater + Mock Trial
Add excitement and critical thinking to your end-of-year activities with this Summer Mystery Drama Bundle! Ideal for grades 3–5, this duo includes a humorous student-led mock trial and a set of original whodunit readers theater scripts. With built-in audience voting and flexible roles, these activities make reading fun and memorable — perfect for the final weeks of school or summer learning. What’s Included1. Summer Whodunit Readers Theater Mystery Bundle 4 original mystery scripts: Each script
3rd - 5th
Civics, Drama, Reading
Intro to Acting Improv for Grades 4–6: Drama Games, Scene Starter Prompt Cards
Teaching improv for the first time and feeling totally overwhelmed? I’ve been there. When I set out to teach my first improvisation unit, all I could find were video clips of advanced performers, loose activity lists, random "improv cards" that were all the same, and zero guidance on how to actually teach students the fundamentals in a structured, accessible way. My students needed something slower, clearer, and more supportive—and so did I. This ready-to-use improv unit is packed with fun, st
4th - 6th
Classroom Community, Drama, Social Emotional Learning
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