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This is a fantastic all-encompassing rubric to assess acting in a drama class. The rubric is on a 5 point scale, and assesses five categories: movement, character, blocking, voice, and facial expression. The document includes two pages: one for a pre-assessment, and one for the final assessment. It is in document form so you can edit and change as you see fit. I use this with my drama students at the beginning of the course and the end in order to show student growth. Once you become familiar

This is a quick and easy exit ticket for student self-assessment in the drama or theatre classroom. Students rate their daily participation on a 1-4 scale, and write an explanation on the back. There are 4 of these tickets to a page, and are easy to print, cut, and store in the classroom. I personally use these with my students, and have seen them become more self-aware of their personal behavior and participation.

Use this fun reading survey at the beginning of the school year, or in the library.

This dictionary has 162 words and definitions from Jack London's "Call of the Wild." I created this list, targeting key vocabulary that my middle school students would not know. The words are listed alphabetically, and the document is 7 pages long.