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Which Shakespearean Tragic Hero Are You? Personality Quiz & Character Archetype
Engage your students and hook them into your next Shakespeare unit with this high-interest personality quiz and literary archetype study. In the world of Shakespearean tragedy, heroes are defined by their Hamartia—a single, catastrophic fatal flaw that is often their greatest strength taken to a dangerous extreme. This 12-page presentation resource allows students to look inward and discover whether they lean toward the ambition, indecision, jealousy, or impulsivity found in classic dramatic l
7th - 12th
British History, Drama, Literature
Drama Passage & Flashback‑Focused SCR Writing, quiz, google slides, Mini‑Unit
Echoes on the Trail — Drama Passage + Flashback Mini‑Unit (SCR, Lessons, Slides)Perfect for Grades 6–8 | TEKS‑Aligned | Ready‑to‑TeachBring drama to life in your classroom with Echoes on the Trail, an original, engaging play designed to teach flashback, plot development, dramatic structure, and SCR writing with clarity and rigor. This complete mini‑unit gives you everything you need to teach drama effectively—without hours of prep. Whether you’re teaching whole‑group, small‑group, interventio
6th - 9th
Drama, ELA Test Prep, Writing-Essays
What Shakespearean Play Are You? Personality Quiz for Middle & High School ELA
Bring Shakespeare to life with this engaging "What Shakespearean Play Are You?" personality quiz! Perfect for middle and high school ELA classrooms, this fun and interactive activity helps students connect with Shakespeare’s timeless themes through a modern lens. Students answer 5 thought-provoking multiple-choice questions to discover which iconic play ( Hamlet, King Lear, The Merchant of Venice, Othello, Romeo and Juliet, or The Taming of the Shrew) matches their personality. Ideal for intro
6th - 12th
Drama, Literature, Other (ELA)
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)
Julius Caesar Character Quiz | Roman Persona Personality Assessment
Bring the intrigue of the Roman Forum to your classroom with this engaging character personality quiz. This 14-page resource allows students to discover which legendary figure from the story of Julius Caesar matches their own personality traits and decision-making style. About This Resource This interactive assessment moves beyond simple reading comprehension by asking students to step into the shoes of Roman leaders. By navigating modern scenarios involving group dynamics, awards, and personal
8th - 12th, Higher Education
British History, Drama, Literature
Issues Based Theater Project and Rubric
This can be used as a general drama project or summative task for a unit on 'Issues Based Theater/Drama'. It contains all the instructions, guidelines and rubric for how students can work in small groups to create short plays that tackle social issues. This assignment gives students the chance to practice the following: verbatim theater, documentary theater, original scriptwriting and collaborative skills. This assignment will take groups of students a minimum of 4 hours to complete, although
7th - 11th
Art, Drama
"Biff and Happy" Death of a Salesman
This lesson gives students reading the theater play Death of a Salesman dialog comprehension practice with a quiz. Sample Reading comprehension questions: 1. Biff has come home because a. he needs a vacation b. he isn’t earning enough money at his new job c. he feels like he isn’t getting anywhere in life d. he likes to be home in springtime e. he misses his family 2. Which of the following sentences best describes what’s wrong with Happy? a. you can’t run away from yourself b. money c
8th - 12th
Close Reading, Drama, Short Stories
Drama Lesson Stage Properties Holiday Thematic Design Seasonal Symbolism
Part of a Bundle This one-day drama lesson concerns stage properties (with the holidays as the focus) and is suitable for upper elementary and middle school students. It is engaging, fun and unique. Students learn about stage properties, view video examples, take notes, team up with a classmate and use their imaginations! This isn't just a worksheet--this is an ENTIRE lesson ready for you to copy and go! The teacher will need access to Youtube.com Product includes: Letter to TeacherProcedureW
5th - 7th
Drama, Other (ELA)
Also included in: Fall and Winter Themes Technical Theatre Bundle for Middle School Drama
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)
Drama Lesson | Stage Properties Saint Patrick's Day Theme
St. Patrick's Day fun! This one-day lesson about stage properties (with St. Patrick's Day 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!In addition, a teacher could assign this lesson to students distance learning. #DistanceLearningTPTStudents learn about stage properties, view video examples, take notes, team up with a classmate and use their imagin
5th - 8th
Drama
Which Character Are You? A Midsummer Night's Dream Personality Quiz
Engage your students with this personality-driven character quiz designed for one of William Shakespeare's most beloved comedies. This resource serves as an ideal post-reading activity or a fun introduction to the play’s diverse cast, allowing students to see which enchanting character reflects their own unique personality. About This Resource This quiz invites students into the magic and mischief of the enchanted forest. By answering a series of fun questions and tracking their responses, stude
7th - 12th
British History, Drama, Literature
The Count of Monte Cristo Pre-Reading Activities & Writing Prompts
The Count of Monte Cristo Pre-Reading Activities & Writing Prompts are engaging activities designed to introduce students to the major themes, conflicts, and characters. Perfect for AP Literature, high school ELA, drama units, or French literature courses, this resource helps students build background knowledge and make meaningful connections before reading the play. Students respond to thought-provoking anticipation guide statements focused on themes such as love, appearance vs. reality, identi
7th - 12th
Drama, English Language Arts, French
Mock Trial Preparation and Script
This product includes graphic organizers to help your students gather ideas and information to present in a formal trial-like manner. You can use any literature story or informational text with this packet. Put a character or a historical figure on trial for crimes they've committed. The possibilities are endless! You will receive: Printable pages that can be used to create a packet specialized for both the Prosecution team and the Defense Team. A script to help move the trial along in a manner
4th - 8th
Criminal Justice - Law, Drama, Writing-Expository
Write Your Own Musical | Drama Activity for Creating Song Lyrics & Story Idea
Ready to bring Broadway into your classroom? In this engaging, hands-on unit, your students become the creators of their very own musical number! Working in small groups, they’ll take a favorite song and transform it by writing original lyrics that tell a story—just like Broadway pros do. Perfect for grades 6–8, this 5-day unit is ideal for beginners in theater, vocal music, or even a creative language arts class. Whether you're looking for a fresh mini-unit, a collaborative project, or a unique
7th - 10th
Drama, Music, Other (ELA)
Twelfth Night: Complete Theme and Character Analysis Summary
All 43 pages of this download are discussed in detail in my YouTube lecture series and can be viewed in full and for free here: https://www.youtube.com/@5QShakespeareIn these highly engaging lectures, I breakdown the play’s most important themes and the key character traits of all characters. These lectures and notes will provide teachers with the depth of knowledge necessary to teach with confidence. Videos and notes are also useful as a self-study tool for students and actors. See also my
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Close Reading, Drama, Literature
Drama Script, Name Tags, & Crowns to Teach Pronouns: "The Angry Prince"
This is a dramatized version of a story that famous educator Maria Montessori created. It was recorded by Michael J. Dorer in his 2017 book, The Deep Well of Time</a>.Summary of the story: The pronoun prince wants to be as important as his father, the noun king. Yet pronouns are not often understood unless the noun comes first. So the prince is angry because he always has to follow behind his father. He gets so angry, he turns purple. He tries to make himself taller than his father by wal
K - 6th
Drama, English Language Arts, Grammar
CCSS
L.3.1
, L.3.1a
, L.3.1f
+1
Emergency Sub Plan Drama Actress Meryl Streep Biography Oscar Tony Award Winner
TEACH YOUR STUDENTS ABOUT ONE OF THE MOST TALENTED AND TONY AWARD WINNING AND OSCAR AWARDED ACTRESSES OF ALL TIME. This two-day lesson about Meryl Streep is suitable for middle and high school students and can be used as a stand-alone lesson or with other biographies. Each lesson in the Places Please series is tailored to the strengths of that particular artist so the students can learn about the artist in a memorable way. Need a quick emergency lesson plan? Or one for a substitute? This Pr
8th - 11th
Drama, Other (ELA)
Drama Exercise Writer's Block Improvisation Storytelling Theater Game Unique!
Need something quick, creative, vetted by a drama teacher and classroom-tested? Writer’s Block is an engaging improv warm-up where one student narrates and the others act it out on the spot. The twist? The narrator can jump in at any time to switch locations, add characters, or throw in a surprise plot twist—so everyone has to stay sharp and ready! Whether you have five minutes or twenty, this game fits easily into your lesson plan and always leaves students wanting more. It’s perfect as a brain
6th - 8th
Drama, Other (ELA)
An End of the Year Drama Circle Activity
Drama circles! They bring out the risk taking, creativity in all kids and everyone has so much fun! These printable cards are just one of my drama circle activities that I use to practice the trans- disciplinary skills of cooperation, social and communication to name a few. One card begins the round and each child has to act out the instructions on their card, following on from the previous card. It is great for literacy centres activities as well as cooperative group work.
This drama was desig
3rd - 6th
Drama, English Language Arts
Also included in: Drama Activities: A Year Long Bundle - Readers Theater, Drama Circles
Readers Theater Script The Boy of the Red Twilight Sky Canada Indigenous People
The Boy of the Red Twilight Sky is a dramatization of a Canadian Indigenous Peoples creation myth, a short story, with roles for 20+ students and suitable for any one studying folk tales in a Drama, Language Arts, Social Studies (re: Canada) or reading classes. Students strengthen their reading (fluency), speaking (diction) and listening skills (restating) while learning to work cooperatively. This product was created specifically for the classroom. The Boy of the Red Twilight Sky Long
4th - 7th
Drama, Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening
The War of 1812 Readers Theatre
This War of 1812 Reader’s Theater transforms traditional history instruction into an immersive, high-engagement learning experience where students actively build understanding through performance, discussion, and movement. Designed for upper elementary classrooms, this resource helps students explore the causes, key events, and lasting impact of the War of 1812 while strengthening essential skills such as chronological reasoning, cause-and-effect analysis, and evidence-based thinking. The struct
4th - 8th
Drama, Reading, U.S. History
CCSS
SL.5.1
, SL.5.3
, CCRA.R.1
+7
Readers Theater Script How the Bee Got Its Stinger Cherokee Creation Myth
Part of a Bundle This Cherokee Indian short story, How the Bee Got Its Stinger is a readers theater dramatization of a Native American legend with roles for 25+ students and suitable for Social Studies studying indigenous people, classes studying folk tales, legends or fables, or in a Drama, Language Arts or reading class. Students strengthen their reading (fluency), speaking (diction) and listening skills (restating) while learning to work cooperatively. This product was created specifical
5th - 8th
Drama, Other (ELA), Short Stories
Winter Holiday Drama Circle | Improvisation Games Grades 3–6
Step into the magic of the season with The Winter Holidays Drama Circle (for grades 3–6)! This engaging, interactive lesson invites your students to celebrate imagination and creativity through the wonder of winter holidays. It’s a blast—and full of festive energy!In this lively activity, students become characters in holiday-inspired adventures drawn from Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. They’ll explore new traditions, act out cheerful scenarios, and solve creative challenges that bring the ho
3rd - 6th
Drama, Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening
Also included in: Drama Circle Activity Growing Bundle Improvisation Acting Holidays
First Week of School or Semester Drama Class: 5 Teacher-Ready Lessons
ARE YOU A NEW DRAMA TEACHER? Wondering what to teach first? This 5-day "back to school" drama class resource is designed to spark students' passion for theater, teamwork, and confidence. Plus, by using these lessons, you won't have to do any planning at all that week! (Psst. These are the very lessons I used when I taught drama to middle school students.) Updated June 23, 2025 Here's a glimpse of what's included: Introduction to theater component number oneJourney through the fascinating ori
6th - 9th
Drama, Music, Other (ELA)
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