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Monologues, Soliloquies, and Asides Lesson with Notes and Activities Grades 8-12
"Wait... Is that a Monologue, Soliloquy, or an Aside?" Your students will know the difference—and love learning it. This ready-to-use drama lesson for Grades 8-12 includes everything you need to introduce students to these foundational theater terms in a fun, accessible, and engaging way. Perfect for drama class, language arts integration, or substitute plans, this flexible resource features an interactive slide presentation, guided student notes, a 5-question quiz, and a creative color-by-answe
8th - 10th
Drama, Speaking & Listening
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
Calming Breathe & Trace Activities
Help your students calm their bodies and focus their minds.
PreK - 5th
Music, Visual Arts
Book-based Music Lesson Bundle #8 | 120+ Books for General Music Classes
Books and music make such a perfect combo! With over 100 books, you could enrich your elementary music curriculum with literacy connections, celebrate iconic musicians, dive into tricky concepts, build an inclusive community, honor holidays, and so much more!! Classroom Community / SEL All Are NeighborsBe Strong (Dynamics)Change SingsEyes that Speak to the StarsEyes that Kiss in the CornerI am Every Good Thing (This is Me)I am LoveJulian at the WeddingJulian is a MermaidJust AskLove, VioletMy Br
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Instrumental Music, Music, Vocal Music
"Hamlet" Trial Unit
Hamlet on Trial: A Courtroom Drama UnitBring literature to life with this engaging and rigorous unit centered on Hamlet by William Shakespeare. In this immersive experience, students take on the roles of legal professionals to put Hamlet on trial for the murder of Polonius. This unit blends literary analysis, performance, and critical thinking into an unforgettable culminating project. Students will explore the text through guided reading or viewing options, with detailed notes, comprehension ch
7th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Drama, Literature
Musician Study | Queen
Queen is iconic, both for their musical contributions, but as well as their cultural & historical contributions. Study this rock band's greatness through listening activities, performances, written responses, and lyric analysis.Included in this PDF:Lesson plan/outlineStudent outcome objectives for grades 6-8Musical standardsReading comprehension passage with answer keySong list for students to sing (solo or ensemble)Performance rubricLyric analysisLyric rewriteTimeline activity4 biographiesListe
6th - 8th
Instrumental Music, Music, Vocal Music
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