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French Dialogue Rubric & Planning Guide
French Dialogue Outline & Attached Rubric.
Download this resource for a complete assessment used to get your students speaking, reading, and writing a foreign language! Can be edited to work with ANY language class. At the end of the unit, students are required to create a conversation/dialogue and perform it in front of the class. Script is required to be submitted in both English & French.
5th - 12th
French, World Languages
Astro Boy group research mini projects and presentations
A useful handout I created for my IB class for use with the 2009 film 'Astro Boy' that we use as one of our non-lit BOWs. Students are divided up into groups and given a particular aspect of the film to research. They then present their findings to the class.
9th - 12th
Visual Arts
Declaration of Independence Break Up Letter
Free break up letter text and how I use it to trick my class and engage them in the Declaration of Independence. A letter is found on the floor written by hand. The teacher reads it to the class without naming names. The next day it is revealed that this is actually a letter from the American Colonies sent to King George. OTHER FREEBIES* VOCABULARY GRAPHIC ORGANIZER* NO BS HISTORY CLASSROOM POSTERSCIVICS RESOURCES* CITIZEN GAME QUIZ/GAME* POLITICAL HERITAGE QUIZ/GAMECOOL CLASSROOM EXPECTATION
5th - 12th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
5 Common Words - Word Origins Readers Theater Script
This Word Origins Readers Theater Script explores 5 common words and where they came from. Students read an interactive narrative instead of reading a dry textbook or passively listen to a video or lecture. This activity will help develop listening and speaking skills as students practice expressive voice acting. Script Summary:This script explores the origins and evolution of five everyday English words: hello, goodbye, okay, please, and thank you. The script is divided into five acts—each foc
6th - 12th
English Language Arts
CCSS
RI.6.3
, RI.6.4
, RI.7.3
+13
Monologue: The Babysitting Society (Comedy Monologue for Teens)
The character in this monologue is President of the Babysitting Society and has to explain his/her way out of a shocking babysitting experience where he/she allowed their drunk friend in and complete chaos followed! This has been written for a teenage student who is looking to work on something a bit fun - although, it can be played by a younger or older actor too. The role can be played by a male or female and will help them to work on their comedy performance skills. This is a great monologue
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Art, Drama, English Language Arts
Lunch Social Story
Social story that can be used to help teach appropriate behavior and manners during lunch at school.
1st - 12th
Mad Lib Wedding Toast with Participle Adjectives
For high intermediate ESL, EFL or ELL students learning participle adjectives (-ed and -ing adjectives). It's very short, but sticks to traditional wedding toast routine; describes past, present and future wishes. ESL/ELL text books often teach this topic related to employment or job applications; for example, a motivated student vs a motivating job. But these word forms are often used in wedding speeches to describe the bride or groom as well. Putting this in another context can yield some fu
9th - 12th, Adult Education
English Language Arts
The People Vs. Sam I Am (Mock trial for academic purposes)
This mock trial teaches the process for a criminal court proceeding, as well as the jobs and roles within a courtroom. It is for academic use only, and any relation to existing characters and scenarios is prely for teaching purposes.
5th - 9th
Government, Reading, U.S. History
El escarabajo verde: "Pueblos en peligro de extinción," transcript
Transcript from the Spanish nature program "El escarabajo verde". This episode is called "Pueblos en peligro de extinción," and it deals with the phenomenon of poor, marginal Spanish towns that are losing population and, in some cases, disappearing entirely. The program interviews former residents, activists trying to rescue the towns from oblivion, and economists who discuss the reasons behind the phenomenon. The program can be streamed for free at: https://www.rtve.es/play/videos/el-escarabajo
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Spanish
Thanksgiving Reader's Theater: "Thanksgiving Dinner -- ALIVE!"
A (slightly unhinged) Thanksgiving Reader's Theater script I wrote for advanced English learners. This text teaches students about traditional Thanksgiving dishes and also utilizes figurative language.
9th - 12th
English Language Arts, Reading
FREE Chemistry Lab Safety Verbal Checklist – Google Doc
Start every lab on the right foot with this FREE Chemistry Lab Safety Verbal Checklist—a simple but effective way to document and verify that key safety expectations were verbally communicated to students before any hands-on activity. This Google Doc checklist includes essential reminders to say out loud before students begin working in the lab. It adds a layer of accountability and can be especially helpful in the event of behavioral issues, accidents, or parent communication later in the s
11th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Rapunzel | Readers Theater Script | Grimm Brothers Fairy Tale
Rapunzel Readers Theater Script adapted from the original Grimm Brothers Fairy Tale. Thank you for downloading this free resource!!! Please provide feedback in the Comments & Ratings. Even if it's only a few words. This will help me in creating new and better products. Your help is much appreciated! Help students practice fluency, reading with expressing, and performing in front of others without the stress of having to memorize their lines. Contains original text. ATOS Book Level 6.
4th - 9th
Drama, English Language Arts, Reading Strategies
{Are You a Text Talker?} Using the Language of Textual Evidence: ELA CCSS 1
This freebie is a quick cheat-sheet for students to remind themselves of the text-based language called for by students in the Common Core for ELA, in particular, during and while participating in teacher-directed close readings of text. These sentence starters give students a head start on how to begin their thinking and use text-based language when orally citing evidence from the text.
This product is one sheet with the option of several different backgrounds. Print full sheets or select "m
K - 12th, Higher Education
Other (ELA), Vocabulary
Comedy of Errors Adapted Readers Theater Script | Shakespeare Play
This Comedy of Errors Readers Theater Script is an adapted version based on Shakespeare's original play. It targets grade 8 language level but is also suitable for high school students and opens up an opportunity for students to engage with Shakespeare's timeless play in a language they can understand. Throughout the script, direct quotes from Shakespeare are used to give students a taste of his writing style and the language used back in the 17th century. Script Summary:Aegeon, a merchant from
8th - 12th
Drama, English Language Arts, Literature
CCSS
RL.6.1
, RL.6.2
, RL.6.3
+12
Much Ado About Nothing - modern English, short version
This is a short (45 pages) version of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" that I translated into modern English. Please note that this is not a literal translation, several scenes have been cut, and some character names have been changed slightly (some minor characters have also been removed). This is a great companion script if you're teaching Much Ado and want to show the students a more modern, easy-to-digest version. This script could also be used as a short full-length play in a drama c
9th - 12th
Drama, English Language Arts
The Tale of Three Trees - Small Group Religious Reader's Theater
This is a religious reader's theater intended for a small group of 4 students. This script was written for Easter but could be done at any time. In the script, Three trees are standing on a hill and dreaming of what they will be. Each has plans to be important to the world in some way. Years pass and the trees grown and then, one day, they are taken and made into things. The trees become ordinary objects that aren’t anything like what they had planned. They begin to lose sight of their dreams u
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Drama, Religion, Short Stories
CCSS
RF.4.4
, RF.4.4a
, RF.4.4b
+9
Script: The Case of the Missing Bride
When the bride disappears right before the ceremony, the bridal party comes under suspicion. Who wants to stop the wedding badly enough to commit a crime? The audience helps piece together the evidence to solve the case and give the couple a happily ever after ending.
This audience interactive mystery dinner theater has roles for 6 men, 7 women, and one set. Run time is approximately one hour in addition to time for the audience to eat between scenes 1 and 3. (Scene 2 is optional ad libbing).
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Drama, Religion
Free Kindness Coloring Page Collaborative Poster. Motivation Printable Activity
Ready for no-prep kindness activities that make the perfect kindness bulletin board craft? Tada! Use this FREE kindness coloring page collaborative poster!Teach your students the art of using positive affirmations with this simple, no-prep activity that engages your students’ creativity and encourages awareness of one another. Perfect for morning work, no prep brain breaks, or last minute sub plans.Here’s how your students will use this free instant download:Color and craft: Kids color their pos
1st - 10th
Classroom Community, School Counseling, School Psychology
Just Say No Drug Rap
This rap teaches about saying no to drugs. It was used at Red Ribbon Week for an assembly. This is a rap with audience participation. You need to create a beat with it. There are only a few speaking parts, but it is short and fun for the participants. The child asks the questions, the teacher answers the questions and the punks try to get the child to take drugs. Elementary students can perform it or high school students can perform it for the younger grades.
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3rd - 11th
Drama, Other (Arts)
TPRS French 1 reading (378 words): Madame Noire veut une chaise
This story is modeled after the Blaine Ray extended readings. I use it to teach the present tense structures:
Il est, il a, il va
Je suis, j'ai
Je veux, il veut
Il aime
It is also full of adjectives, so it could be used to focus on adjective agreement as well.
It's about and old woman, Madame Noire, who wants a chair for her cat.
Excerpt: Il y a une vieille femme qui s’appelle Madame Noire. Madame Noire habite à la Nouvelle Orléans à Louisiane dans une maison. La maison est vieille comme
9th - 12th
French
Le Gruffalo: une marelle
Il y a huit phrases au sujet du court-métrage, Le Gruffalo, cachées dans cette marelle.Le début de chaque phrase est signalé par un petit numéro qui indique le nombre de cases dans la phrase.
Toutes les cases qui forment une phrase se touchent. C’est la logique qui détermine l’ordre à suivre.
There are eight sentences and a secret message hidden in this paper hopscotch game about the animated short, Le Gruffalo. A number indicates both the beginning of a sentence and the number of squares
3rd - 10th
French
Self-Advocacy Script
This is a script I made for students with disabilities. It helps students know what to say to their teachers when advocating for themselves!
6th - 12th
Speaking & Listening
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