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History of Stage Makeup Lesson | Slides, Guided Notes, Quiz, and Teacher Script
Explore the fascinating evolution of theatrical stage makeup with this complete History of Stage Makeup lesson! Designed for middle and high school drama classes, this resource includes everything you need to teach the origins and cultural significance of stage makeup — from Ancient Egypt to contemporary theater. Students will learn how makeup has been used throughout history to express emotions, define characters, and reflect cultural values. With editable slides, guided notes, a teacher scrip
6th - 10th
Drama, World History
Introduction to Set Design Lesson: Slides, Guided Notes, and Quiz – Grades 8-12
Teach the art of scene design with zero prep — perfect for theater classrooms or tech units. This all-in-one resource provides a clear, engaging, and age-appropriate overview of set design for secondary students. Whether you're launching a tech theater unit, supporting a production, or covering the basics in a general drama class, this lesson will give your students the vocabulary, concepts, and inspiration they need to start designing with purpose. Even better? It’s ready to teach — with slides
8th - 11th
Drama, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Introduction to Set Design Lesson: Slides, Guided Notes, and Quiz – Grades 4–6
Looking to introduce your students to the world of set design without starting from scratch? This no-prep lesson gives you everything you need to teach the basics of scenic design in a way that’s engaging, age-appropriate, and easy to implement — even if you’re not a theater expert. Perfect for classroom teachers, drama educators, or substitute plans, this complete resource walks students through the key elements of set design using clear visuals, guided notes, and a built-in quiz to check for u
4th - 6th
Drama, Other (Arts), Visual 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
Bach Bio + Quiz
Music history is a vital part of music appreciation! As an elementary music teacher for seven years, my students have come to adore my composer curriculum. Returning students beg to know when we will begin our next "Composer Story", and new students quickly jump on board with fascination! This Composer Bio + Quiz is about Johann Sebastian Bach. The full "Who Was He?" composer package (as well as sectionalized packages) will soon be available for purchase. Hope you enjoy!
1st - 4th
Art, Music, World History
Mozart Bio + Quiz
Music history is a vital part of music appreciation! As an elementary music teacher for seven years, my students have come to adore my composer curriculum. Returning students beg to know when we will begin our next "Composer Story", and new students quickly jump on board with fascination! This Mozart Bio + Quiz is one of 50 composer history items that I've created. The full "Who Was He?" composer package (as well as sectionalized packages) will be available for purchase soon. Hope you enjoy!
1st - 4th
Art, Music, World History
Harvey 1950: Fact Sheet, Quiz, Teacher Notes, Works Cited, Keys
The provided documents include educational materials for the film "Harvey 1950," including a student worksheet, a quiz, and corresponding answer keys. These resources detail production information, such as the director, producer, cast, and genre of the movie, and also provide thought-provoking questions and a true/false quiz based on the plot. Additionally, the materials include extensive teacher notes that offer a biography of lead actor James (Jimmy) Stewart, background information on the
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Drama, Informational Text, Psychology
Hitchcock: Notorious 1946 Fact Sheet, Quiz, Teacher Notes, Works Cited, Keys
The provided documents consist of teacher-focused materials about the 1946 Alfred Hitchcock film Notorious, including a quiz and corresponding answer keys. These sources outline key plot points, revealing that the story involves Alicia Huberman working as a spy for the Americans to infiltrate a group of Nazi sympathizers and expose their plan to use Uranium hidden in wine bottles. The materials also provide detailed production information such as the cast—including Ingrid Bergman and Car
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Criminal Justice - Law, Drama, Physics
Also included in: Alfred Hitchcock: Rebecca, Rear Window, Dial M for Murder, Notorious
Hitchcock: Dial M for Murder 1954 Fact Sheet, Quiz, Teacher Notes, Key
The provided documents offer an extensive review of the 1954 film Dial "M" for Murder, directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The sources include a quiz and a detailed answer key, which test comprehension of the plot, characters like Tony and Margot Wendice, and key details like the murder weapon and Inspector Hubbard's role. Furthermore, the notes reveal important production details, such as the film's brief release in the 3D format, Hitchcock's careful use of color symbolism in Grace Kelly's
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Criminal Justice - Law, Drama
Also included in: Alfred Hitchcock: Rebecca, Rear Window, Dial M for Murder, Notorious
It's a Wonderful Life 1946: Fact Sheet, Quiz, Teacher Notes, Keys
The provided documents consist of educational materials focused on the 1946 film "It’s a Wonderful Life," including student worksheets and a teacher's key. These sources contain a quiz about the movie's plot details and character actions, as well as a section for students to reflect on the film’s central theme of what life would be like without them. The materials also provide extensive teacher notes, which cover background information on the film's origins, production details like the inven
7th - 12th
Character Education, Drama
The Wizard of Oz 1939: Facts, Quiz, Teacher Notes, Works Cited, Key
The provided source is a comprehensive educational resource about the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz, designed potentially for a teacher or student activity. It features two main components: a movie information sheet and a True/False quiz, both of which include blank versions for completion and a corresponding answer key detailing the cast, crew, genre, and correct quiz answers. Additionally, the source includes extensive teacher notes covering the film's background, production, intriguing fac
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Drama, Literature, Music
Miracle on 34th Street 1947: Fact Sheet, Quiz, Teacher Notes, Works Cited, Keys
The sources provide an extensive collection of materials centered on the 1947 film Miracle on 34th Street, primarily presented in the format of teacher and student activity sheets. These documents include a movie-rating template and a quiz about the film’s plot, complete with answer keys listing the main cast, director, producer, and genre. Further sections offer detailed teacher notes that cover the film’s background, production details, and fun facts, such as the on-location filming of
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Character Education, Drama, Not Subject Specific
History of Theater Presentation - Ancient Greece, Medieval, & Renaissance Lesson
History of Theater Presentation - Ancient Greece, Medieval, & Renaissance Lesson: Transport your students through time with this engaging history of theater lesson that explores how drama developed from Ancient Greek amphitheaters to the stages of the Renaissance and beyond. This ready-to-use presentation and writing activity introduces students to the origins of theater, how performances evolved, and why theater mattered in different historical periods. As students move through the lesson, they
8th - 12th
Drama, English Language Arts, Literature
CCSS
W.7.4
, W.8.4
, W.9-10.4
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Mime and Pantomime Drama Lesson - Theater Presentation & Scene Starters Activity
Mime and Pantomime Drama Lesson - Theater Presentation & Scene Starters Activity: Introduce students to the expressive world of mime and pantomime with this engaging drama lesson designed to build performance skills, creativity, and nonverbal communication. Through an interactive presentation and hands-on scene starter activity, students explore how actors communicate meaning, emotion, and story without spoken words. This lesson blends theater history, visual examples, and active performance, ma
7th - 12th
Drama, Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening
Audience and Mood Worksheet - General Music
Audience and Mood in Music. Basics and reminders for middle school to high school age students. works best if there is 1 to 1 technology for students.
5th - 12th
Instrumental Music, Music, Vocal Music
Also included in: Playlist Unit - General Music
Rock n' Roll, Disco, Soul, & Funk Music - Google Slides
This slideshow contains information about music from Disco, Rock n' Roll, Soul, & Funk genres popular in the United States from 1950-1980 and the present day. Information found in these slides is an excellent resource for secondary general music teachers.
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Music, Other (Arts), Other (Performing Arts)
Also included in: 20th Century Music Google Slides Bundle
Theater in the Middle Ages - PowerPoint Presentation and Activity
A PowerPoint lecture to cover theater in the Middle Ages. Includes a brief overview of life in Europe at the time, an overview of the types of drama and performance, and detailed looks at Morality and Mystery plays, with surviving examples. Includes a concluding creative activity on Everyman that can be done solo, in partners, or in groups!
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Drama, Social Studies
Unit 2 Notes: Time Signatures, Pure and Impure Form
This is Unit 2: Time Signatures. Instructors should not move on to Unit 2 until all basic rhythms and concepts in Unit 1 have been mastered.
Unit 2 goes through the concept and breakdown of time signatures, but in a different way than you're probably used to. I hate just teaching rote and only exposing students to "4/4" time. I feel like they don't really understand why rhythms work the way they do when you do that. Instead, I created this concept for teaching time signatures, including the con
6th - 12th
Music, Music Composition, Other (Performing Arts)
Shakespeare Game - Interactive Slideshow Introduction to Shakespeare Trivia Game
Shakespeare Game – Interactive Slideshow Introduction to Shakespeare Trivia Game: This interactive Shakespeare trivia game is an engaging way to introduce students to Shakespeare before beginning a play or poetry unit. Using a game-based format, students answer multiple-choice questions that focus on key facts about Shakespeare’s life, writing, and lasting influence. The structure encourages participation from all students and is engaging and fun. As students play, they begin building important
7th - 12th
Drama, Literature, Reading
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