Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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Spooky Costume & Color and Character Lesson for Theatre Class-One Day No Prep
Turn your theatre classroom into a costume design studio with this quick, creative Costume Contest Design Challenge!In this one- to two-day lesson, students take on the role of costume designers, creating original looks inspired by shadow and silhouette. The project invites them to think visually — exploring how shape, proportion, and outline can communicate character and story. Everything you need is included — just print and teach. Students complete guided design prompts using provided silho
5th - 12th
Drama, Visual Arts
Mary Had a Little Lamb Music, Digital, Beat Versus Rhythm
Mary Had a Little Lamb Music, Digital, Beat Versus Rhythm. This resource will cover the foundations of beat vs rhythm, body percussion, dynamics ,eighth notes and quarter notes. Students will engage with video links to YouTube, digital slides, worksheets and story circles for a variety of lessons. You can make several lessons out of this resource. Story circles, yoga slides and worksheets can be used throughout the year. Digital Includes❤️Videos on beat Vs rhythm. Clap and pat activities. Cl
1st - 3rd
Music, Music Composition
American Revolution- Spy Network Roleplay Activity
In this fast-paced, interactive lesson, students step into the world of Revolutionary War espionage through a hands-on roleplay simulating spy networks like the Culper Ring. By taking on roles such as spies, couriers, and double agents, students experience the risks, strategies, and ethical dilemmas of intelligence work during the American Revolution. The activity builds historical understanding, critical thinking, and collaboration through decoding challenges, secret missions, and reflection on
9th - 12th
Drama, Speaking & Listening, U.S. History
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