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Stretching Lesson: Static, Dynamic, and PNF
A direct instruction lesson for athletes about three different types of stretching and their benefits/potential risks. This lesson is formatted for teacher-led instruction, but could easily be adapted for student-paced by rewriting the speaker notes. This could be a great sub lesson for dance classes/teams when no dancing substitutes are available! I used this lesson for my high school Movement for Athletes/Dance Wellness classes! They were always worried about stretching in class because they
9th - 12th
Dance, Physical Education
Standard Theatre Safety Quiz
This quiz is over basic safety and regulations in the theatre space. There are ten questions total, 8 multiple choice and 2 true/false questions. This information is standard across the nation, includes the answers in BOLD, and has descriptions beneath the answers if the instructor needs to know more about the question itself to give the best possible explanation to their students.
6th - 12th
Dance, Drama, Vocal Music
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Ballet History Assessment / Paris Opera House
This worksheet can be used to assess students' study of Ballet history including the pivotal Paris Opera House and Royal Academy of Dance created by King Louis XIV. This can be used as a quiz, in class worksheet, or a substitute work when paired with a brief history of the Royal Opera House.
6th - 12th
Dance
Masterclass: Natalie Portman Teaches Acting, Study Guide
Masterclass is a great resource to receive tips from your favorite artists. This is a free study guide for Natalie Portman's series on acting. (Please see my associated multiple choice quiz that includes a student and teacher edition.) Here's the link to the video website. You will need to purchase masterclass or request a free trial. https://www.masterclass.com/
6th - 12th
Dance
Bell Ringers | Would You Rather Slides for Middle & High School
Start your lesson with energy using these drama bell ringers and Would You Rather slides for middle and high school. This fun and flexible resource is perfect for lesson starters, discussion prompts, speaking practice, debate, tutor time, or even creative writing inspiration. These slides are great for: drama warm-ups bell work tutor time classroom debate speaking and listening practice building confidence and participation What’s included: 32 unique Would You Rather slides ready-to-u
1st - 12th
Dance, Drama, Other (Arts)
Warm Up Project Rubric
Students in our Flexibility and Strength Elective sign up and are responsible for a warm up project of their choice and are assessed in the following areas. See project ideas to follow. These projects are kept up, and rather than jump roping and using various cardiovascular machines, students choose the "warm up" of their choose for that class period. Students are encouraged to explore various warm ups and or, are given the opportunity to recreate them.
9th - 12th
Dance, Physical Education, Social Emotional Learning
CCSS
CCRA.L.6
Lighting For Dance: Lesson 1
Students will have a basic understanding of lighting for dance and understand the reason lighting is so important in live dance performance.
9th - 12th
Dance, Other (Arts)
Find Someone Who
Getting to know you activity for a newly formed drama class. Quick, colourful and easy worksheet to encourage students to find out something interesting about their peers. I have used this in my own classes and the students get a real kick out of it. Make sure your name is also available for them to write down somewhere.
5th - 12th, Higher Education
Art, Dance, Drama
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