MsRishell

Worksheets to go along with eight Youtube videos from the American Theatre Wing that allow students to explore careers in theatre that aren't acting. Links to every video in the play list that corresponds with the worksheet. Keys included! Can be assigned for independent work or watched as a whole class.

Use OzoBots to create a performer and compete against other students in a dance competition!

Before beginning "Macbeth," students will watch three versions of the first scene (Youtube video linked) and take notes on cinematic elements. Then, they will use a template to fill in an argument about the best version, including a claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal.

Vocabulary lists for Acts I-V of the play with an assignment choice board (link to original choice board Doc included).

This activity requires students to choose a song that they will recite as if they were participating in a poetry reading. The objective is to remove the words from the tune and understand more deeply what they are saying, then present to the class. Rubric included!

This project will have students in speech and drama, theatre, etc. create a picture morgue for a stage makeup unit.

Vocab lists and projects and a final questions Choice Board.

This worksheet describes what a motif is, gives examples, and has a chart for students to track mentions of an assigned motif throughout reading Macbeth. Assigned at the beginning of the play and due at the end.

This rubric is for grading a pantomime activity that requires students to be "mirrors" of each other. They will choreograph, practice, and present with a partner. An intro of this activity can be helped with a Youtube example of a fake mirror skit.

Students choose three questions to answer which make a Tic-Tac-Toe win. They must use textual evidence to respond about the play itself and Shakespeare's plays in general.

Introductory activity using notes and Youtube videos to understand concepts of the voice.

A blueprint cat face instruction for stage makeup

Slideshow for Act 4 Scene 3, Juliet and the vial. Students do close reading and analysis on a collaborative Google Slideshow.