Ms. J's Teaching Toolkit

An easy worksheet to print for students as an introduction to drama in the intermediate grades! Use this at the beginning of your unit to keep students engaged and interested during a presentation or introduction. This worksheet covers all the basics of dramatic works - plays, movies, scripts, and TV shows. It helps you lay the groundwork for a drama study using all the appropriate vocabulary that students will need to succeed in the unit! Definitions are included for actors, the parts of a play

This is a mini-unit of 4 different products I use in my drama classroom to start off a drama unit. This includes: 1. An introductory Google Slides Presentation that is engaging, simple, informative, and completely editable (just "Make a Copy" for yourself). 2. The Drama Vocabulary Fill-in-the-Blanks Worksheet for students to keep track of their definitions (answer key included). 3. A Modern Drama Analysis assignment, where students watch a modern TV show or movie and analyze it as a dramatic wo

Drama assessment made easy at the end of your unit! These quizzes go with my Drama Vocabulary Fill-in-the-Blanks Worksheet. A variety of multiple choice and matching questions, with the option for a bonus question or a required question at the end. Quizzes are worth 20 or 18 marks, and leave a space for an overall mark, and a parent signature. I have used these quizzes for my Grade 7, 8, and 9 students after teaching a Drama Vocabulary Unit. They are easy to mark and give examples from movies

Great editable sign for classroom management. I keep this on my door, laminted and ready for student reference. I recommend colour printing based on your subject requirements, attaching velcro dots and moving around the checkmarks and x's based on the schedule that day! Font required: KG Happy Solid - Free font from KG Fonts.

A simple French reading log for independent reading in French at home and at school! This reading log allows for students to track their reading in French - works for Extended French and French Immersion students (or high school level Core French!). Students are asked to track what they're reading, how long they're reading, and how much they're reading. Included space for genre or parent/teacher signature, to involve parents or to keep students accountable for independent reading in class! T

Not sure what to do after students complete a math test? Teach math in French?Use this reflection sheet to help with their metacognitive thinking and ensure they learn from their mistakes! Space for students to explain if they felt ready for the test, explain their biggest challenges, and set goals for the future. Space for the correction of 5 questions, and second page could be printed multiple times if needed.

Independent Reading Discussion Questions and Rubric Students are to keep a Reader's Notebook, where they respond to their independent reading choices. For this rubric, they must answer three questions in their notebook after reading, put a star beside their "best answer", and submit all three for marking. The rubric has 10 marks for thorough completion, 10 marks for ideas and content, and 10 marks for support from the text. This assignment has encouraged extensive reading response for interme