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The Wizard of Oz & Wicked: Quiz, Discussion Questions, and Writing Prompts
Engage your students with this comprehensive resource exploring the timeless themes of The Wizard of Oz and Wicked. Perfect for middle school classrooms, this resource includes: A 20-question multiple-choice quiz with Part A and Part B (text evidence support).5 thought-provoking discussion questions to spark classroom dialogue.3 extended response writing prompts with real-world applications.Encourage critical thinking, text analysis, and meaningful connections as students explore themes of sel
7th - 10th
English Language Arts, Literature, Performing Arts
Shakespeare's Globe Theater - Lecture & Guided Notes
I used this to introduce my Shakespeare Unit in 10th grade British Literature as well as other high school literature courses. I use it along with an Interactive notebook so that students are forced to stay engaged and have something to refer to later. Sometimes, I cover the lecture in class and give the Interactive Notebook as homework; other times, I send the lecture home for students to read and finish the Interactive Notebook page. I then use this and other interactive notebook pages as ope
7th - 12th
Drama, Literature
Broadway Set & Costume design
You need a project that takes one day and you don't want to start something too big. This is a single period assignment that can be for beginners all the way to advanced students in Drama or Stagecraft classes. You can make it more challenging by increasing the amount of sentences required for each answer. This is also designed to get students to think and write rather than just checking boxes. It helps them prepare for the ACT's writing component. They will use the internet with the supplie
9th - 12th
Art, Drama, Visual Arts
CCSS
CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.2
, CCRA.L.3
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Elements of Drama Academic Vocabulary
Increase student's drama vocabulary with this graphic organizer. This useful tool is great for discussing the different elements of a drama. Students define the academic vocabulary: drama, cast, roles, dialogue, lines, scenes, plot and audience. When complete this can be added to an interactive notebook, or used as a reference sheet. This activity could be done whole group, small group, or as independent work.
1st - 12th
Drama, English Language Arts
CCSS
RL.3.5
, RL.4.5
Also included in: Elements of Drama Character Analysis and Academic Vocabulary
Cool-Down in Dance Infographic & Student Worksheet | Safe Dance Practices |
This resource pairs a visually engaging cool-down infographic with a structured student worksheet to support understanding, reflection, and application of safe dance practices in dance classes. The infographic clearly explains the purpose and importance of cooling down after physical activity using student friendly language, visual cues, and organised sections. The accompanying worksheet allows students to summarise key ideas, record their understanding, and reflect on how cool-down practices su
7th - 12th
Dance, Drama, Other (Performing Arts)
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