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Digital Theatre Script Analysis Worksheet for Any Play/Musical + Printable
These Digital Theatre Script Analysis worksheets guide students through script analysis for any play or musical! Great for rehearsal, class read-throughs, or last-minute sub plans, print & go or save paper by letting students type their answers! Script analysis is an essential part of the rehearsal process or reading plays in class. Ideal for middle & high school drama and English classes, differentiate with 2 levels of difficulty. Questions explore everything from setting and character
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Drama, Literature, Short Stories
Theatre Costume Measurement & Sizing Google Form - Costume Organization Forms
These Costume Measurement & Size Google Forms speed up theatre costume fittings! Teachers will benefit from having students input their own costume sizes. When done, convert to a Google Sheet to get costume measurements or sizes in one place! Student costumers will take the lead in with simple-to-follow questions, measurement tips & definitions. This resource works for middle & high school, plays & musicals. Students will respond to up to 22 ready-to-go questions. Teache
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Dance, Drama, Music
Underground Railroad Simulation: A Choose Your Own Adventure Journey
How do you teach the Underground Railroad in a way that is historically accurate, culturally sensitive, and deeply engaging? How do you move beyond dates and facts to help students connect with the human story of courage and resilience?"Follow the Drinking Gourd" is the answer. This is not a game; it is a meticulously designed, all-inclusive "choose your own adventure" simulation that guides your students on a powerful journey. By making critical decisions, navigating with a secret map, and enco
4th - 8th
Black History, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
Theme as Conflict: Helping Students Think Beyond the Surface
Most students have been taught that a theme is a single word like love, friendship, or courage. This activity challenges that misconception by helping students understand that a true literary theme is an arguable idea about human behavior, society, conflict, or belief systems. Created through real classroom and tutoring experience at Turning The Tide Tutoring, this lesson uses debate, discussion, conflict, and active listening to help students move beyond surface-level literary analysis and i
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Close Reading, Literature, Novel Studies
French Speaking Mini Scenes Conversation Practice for French 1 & 2 +10 Dialogues
Looking for a simple, engaging way to get your students speaking French? This French Speaking Mini Scenes pack provides structured, low-prep conversation practice that builds confidence and fluency in your classroom. Perfect for French 1 and French 2, these short dialogues are designed to be repeated, modified, and performed—making them ideal for Comprehensible Input (CI) and TPRS classrooms. 💡 What’s Included 10 mini dialogue scenes 3 levels of differentiation (A/B/C) Everyday conversati
9th - 10th
French
African Americans in World War II Mixer
Are you looking to elevate African American voices in your World War II unit? This mixer activity will get your students up and engaging with their peers as they learn about various African Americans and their contributions to the World War II effort both at home in the U.S and abroad. What's special about this mixer is that it includes over 30 diverse African American voices ranging from the Black Rosies, to athletes like Joe Louis, and activists like Pauli Murray. You still get your household
9th - 12th
Black History, U.S. History
What is an Open Scene Handout
This handout includes a reading over what an open scene is, why they are good for actors, and how to develop an open scene. It also includes an example of an open scene, three multiple choice questions, four open ended response questions and a section where students can write their own open ended scenes. The writing portion can be printed separately if needed. Great for sub plans, quick mini lessons, refreshers, or for building further understanding.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Creative Writing, Drama, Other (Performing Arts)
Restorative Practices Circle Planning Pack | Volume 1 (Editable)
Circles are powerful. Also, circles can turn into “stare at a blank faces and hope for the best,” especially when the week is already on fire. Volume 1 is a ready-to-run set of circle plans that keeps your facilitation simple, consistent, and actually doable. Every plan follows the same structure your team already uses: Circle Topic, Type, Goal, Circle Questions, Notes. These circles are written to work proactively (community building) or responsively (repair and problem-solving) depending o
PreK - 6th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Parts of the Stage--Stage Directions| Elementary Drama Lesson
Help your young performers master their stage directions with this hands-on, interactive theatre lesson! Perfect for elementary theatre or drama classes, this activity lets students explore a map of the stage labeled with key stage areas (upstage, downstage, stage left/right, etc.) while using cut-out actor and set pieces to practice spatial awareness and blocking. Students will love moving characters and props around the stage map as they learn how to follow and give precise stage directions—bu
2nd - 6th
Drama, Other (ELA), Other (Performing Arts)
Hamlet Soliloquy "Music Video" Project
Bring Shakespeare into the 21st century with this Hamlet Soliloquy Music Video Project! Students reinterpret one of Hamlet’s famous soliloquies by producing a 3–5 minute music video that captures the themes, tone, and conflict of the text. This engaging and highly structured project helps students move from literary analysis to creative production, all while reinforcing key skills in interpretation, media literacy, and collaboration. Designed for clarity and accessibility, this resource is:
10th - 12th
Close Reading, Creative Writing, Literature
Montessori Birthday Ceremony Script (Editable)
Montessori Birthday Celebration Script (Editable)
Not Specific
Not Subject Specific
AP Lit Project | Creative Literary Character Activity | After the exam project
Looking for a meaningful and engaging after AP exam project/activity for AP Literature? This creative, student-centered project gives students the opportunity to apply their literary knowledge in a fun and memorable way—without sacrificing rigor. In this creative literary character project, students work in small groups to write and perform (or film) an original short scene featuring characters from texts studied throughout the year. This activity is the perfect way to celebrate the end of the
10th - 12th
Creative Writing, Literature, Novel Studies
Shuffle Along Investigation: Interactive EL Education Activity
Uncover the Mystery of Jimtown: A Shuffle Along Interactive Mystery & Literature StudyBring the Harlem Renaissance to life with this high-engagement, Common Core-aligned resource! Based on the groundbreaking 1921 musical Shuffle Along, this lesson transforms students into private investigators to solve the "The Grocery Store Mystery" while analyzing historical text and lyrics. This resource bridges the gap between literary analysis and critical thinking. Students will analyze the stakes of th
6th - 8th
Close Reading, Literature, Reading
CCSS
RL.6.1
, RL.6.3
, RL.7.1
+9
Keynes vs. Hayek Scripted Lesson | Macroeconomics Theories & Economic Schools
Keynes vs. Hayek: The Ultimate Economic Showdown (Scripted Lesson)Turn abstract economic theory into a high-stakes classroom debate!Are your students struggling to understand the difference between Fiscal Policy and Laissez-Faire? Do they zone out when you talk about "Aggregate Demand"? Wake up your Economics class with "The Battle of Ideas," a rigorous, scripted dialogue that brings the two greatest economic minds of the 20th century— John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich Hayek—back to life. In
9th - 12th
Economics , World History
Silent Movie Improvisation Lesson | Drama Activity for Grades 3–8 | No Prep Thea
🎬✨ Silent Movie Improvisation Lesson | Drama Activity for Grades 3–8Bring energy, creativity, and laughter into your classroom with this engaging silent movie improvisation lesson! Perfect for elementary and middle school theatre students, this no-prep drama activity challenges students to tell a complete story—without using a single word. Students will step into the world of classic silent films as they create and perform original scenes using facial expressions, body language, and movemen
3rd - 8th
Creative Writing, Drama, Other (ELA)
Othello Characters by Scene - Read-Aloud Planning Tool
This product includes a one-page reference that organizes every character appearance in Othello by scene, making it easy to plan classroom read-alouds, performances, and group assignments. Perfect for English teachers staging Shakespeare in class, this resource helps track who’s needed when and includes a space to record student readers. Ideal for drama units, literature circles, and scaffolded Shakespeare lessons. Compatible with Google Slides and printable formats for flexible classroom use.
9th - 12th
Literature, Novel Studies, Other (ELA)
CCSS
CCRA.R.7
Mixed Demand Fading Cards
This 6-card Demand Fading set is designed to support practitioners implementing demand fading procedures in conjunction with Functional Communication Training (FCT). The cards provide a structured yet flexible way to systematically mix and vary task demands while maintaining momentum, reducing escape-maintained behavior, and strengthening functional communication responses. Each card represents a different demand level or configuration (e.g., low effort, interspersed maintenance, high-probabilit
Not Specific
Psychology, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Bitcoin: The Math Behind The Money
Bitcoin: The Math Behind the Money – A Story-Driven Math Lesson Unravel the math behind Bitcoin in this engaging, story-driven lesson designed for independent learning! Perfect for high school students, enrichment learners, and project-based studies, this lesson takes students on an interactive journey through real-world mathematics using Bitcoin as a case study. What’s Included?✅ 12-page lesson handout – A fully developed story-driven experience where students follow Mia and Leo as th
9th - 12th
Algebra 2, Financial Literacy, PreCalculus
CCSS
HSN-Q.A.1
, HSA-SSE.B.4
, HSF-IF.B.4
+3
Voices of the Year: 6th Grade Reflections (Interview Activity)
Capture the spirit of your classroom with this engaging, student-led interview activity designed for 6th grade end-of-year reflections! "Voices of the Year" empowers students to conduct and record video interviews using iPads (or other devices), fostering reflection, peer connection, and tech integration. Students take on the roles of both interviewer and interviewee, answering thoughtful, scaffolded questions about their experiences, growth, and advice for future learners. Then, their video o
6th
Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Speaking & Listening
Social Story for Back to School ***EDITABLE***
Change can be hard, especially for kids on the spectrum. This simple, clear, and engaging social story can help prepare your student for the upcoming transition when summer is coming to an end. The text is fully editable, so can prepare your students for exactly what to expect as they embark on a new school year! Each of my social stories are written based on a need I have experienced in my own classroom. I have found them to be an essential tool in my classroom management toolbox; each story ha
Not Specific
For All Subjects
Also included in: Social Story Growing Bundle! ***EDITABLE***
8 Super Stream Lined Parts to Robert's Rules for Model UN
Have you ever found that Robert's Rules has too much verbiage for your beginning Model UN-ers? If so, I have this primer on the UN speak. In a few easy minutes, your kids will be international speakers!
6th - 8th
Civics, Government
CCSS
SL.8.1
, SL.8.1a
, SL.8.1b
"Which Concepts Did You See" AP Psych Group Review Activity Aligned with NEW CED
Objective:Students will work in groups to create and perform a short skit or scenario that demonstrates major concepts, theories, or experiments from their assigned AP Psychology unit. The skit should be both educational and creative, helping the class review key ideas in a memorable, engaging way. Description:Each group will be responsible for: Selecting 5–7 major concepts from their assigned unit.Writing a short skit (3–5 minutes) that incorporates those concepts into a real-world situation or
9th - 12th
Psychology
Also included in: AP Psychology Resources, Activities, and Lesson Plans: A Growing Bundle!
Bathroom social story, steps to go to the bathroom
This social story can help your student learn the steps to using the bathroom and cleaning up after.
Not Specific
Also included in: Visual Supports Bundle
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