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Enlightenment Thinker Personality Quiz: Which Enlightenment Thinker Are You?
Have you ever wondered which Enlightenment thinker you are most like? Well now you can find out! My students have so much fun taking this personality test and it is a great way to either introduce or wrap up the Enlightenment unit. Another adaptation for this lesson is to have the students take their test and then research the philosopher that they are most similar to. The options are truly endless. The test includes various scenarios that relate to the life of a middle/ high school student.
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Civics, European History, Literature
Drama Lesson Fairy Tales Stage Properties With Stage Property Quiz Tech Theater
I teach theater with a twist! This ninety minute lesson about stage properties (with fairy tales as the focus) is suitable for upper elementary and middle school students. Easy prep for the teacher--engaging, fun and unique. This isn't just a worksheet--this is an ENTIRE lesson ready for you to copy and go!Product includes: Warm UpTeacher's Script--what I say and how I say it!Stage properties categories and the reasons they are labeled as suchShort quizQuiz keyMovie title suggestions--cued u
5th - 8th
Drama, Other (ELA)
Gingerkid Pronouns
Tackle pronoun confusion with the Gingerkids! This simple and engaging resource is specifically designed to target the pronouns "he" and "she." Students will also gain practice increasing MLU while answering "Who" questions. Can be used receptively too! I like to laminate the pages to create a book which I read to my students. Because of the repetitive language and motivating visuals, I'm finding it's not long before they're participating in answering the questions (e.g., "Who has a candy cane?"
PreK - 1st
Grammar, Speaking & Listening
Theater Arts Lesson Stage Properties Halloween Theme
The holidays are upon us! This one-day lesson about stage properties (with Halloween as the focus) is suitable for upper elementary and middle school students. It is engaging, fun and unique. This isn't just a worksheet--this is an ENTIRE lesson ready for you to copy and go!Pick up this Bundle and get this lesson for free! Students learn about stage properties, view video examples, take notes, team up with a classmate and use their imaginations! Product includes: Letter to TeacherProcedureRat
5th - 8th
Drama, Other (ELA)
Computer Reading: Tom Wants A Dog #2A Fiction
Please use this resource with each of your students in your classroom. Keep young learners reading via home internet. This resource will keep readers reading at home. You are encouraged to send a copy to each child in your classroom. Then, kids will have multiple opportunities to read at home. This resource may be read on computer, tablet, or phone. File is not formatted for 2-sided printing. It can be printed single side. This is a companion to the small book - Tom Wants A Dog #2AYou May Also
K - 3rd
Reading, Vocabulary
Emergency Drama Sub Plan | No-Prep Acting & Character Analysis Lesson
This 1–2 day, low-prep character analysis lesson is designed for beginning acting and introduction to theater classes, helping students practice short expository writing while analyzing characters from filmed or live stage performances. Perfect for emergency plans or substitute days, this flexible activity keeps students engaged with minimal setup. Need an emergency lesson or substitute? This is one I used many times when I was in a fix. Students will watch a short segment from a play or m
6th - 9th
Drama, Other (ELA)
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