SweetSpotEd
Lee's Summit, Missouri, United States
About the store
I am a dedicated theatre arts educator with over a decade of experience, specializing in curriculum development and student-centered learning. As a curriculum lead for secondary theatre education across an entire district, I have designed and implemented engaging, standards-aligned programs that foster creativity, critical thinking, and performance skills. My background also includes experience as a special education teacher for elementary students, where I prioritized inclusive and adaptive instruction to support diverse learning needs. Passionate about shaping dynamic and accessible arts education, I strive to cultivate environments where all students can explore and express their authentic voices.
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Theatre Rehearsal Workbook
Use this rehearsal eBook that has all the prepared templates for many aspects of your production process! You may also use this template link to download and make changes to templates as you see fit for your production process. Link is included on the front page of the pdf file.
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Drama, Other (Arts)
Meisner Acting Method Unit Bundle
Unit Title: Acting Methods Exploration This unit guides students through diverse acting techniques, focusing on emotional authenticity, character development, and active listening. Through exercises and scene work, students will refine their ability to respond truthfully in performance, strengthen their creative choices, and deepen their understanding of theatrical craft. Let me know if you'd like further refinements!
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Drama
American Revolution- Spy Network Roleplay Activity
In this fast-paced, interactive lesson, students step into the world of Revolutionary War espionage through a hands-on roleplay simulating spy networks like the Culper Ring. By taking on roles such as spies, couriers, and double agents, students experience the risks, strategies, and ethical dilemmas of intelligence work during the American Revolution. The activity builds historical understanding, critical thinking, and collaboration through decoding challenges, secret missions, and reflection on
9th - 12th
Drama, Speaking & Listening, U.S. History
Stanislavski Acting Method Unit Bundle
This lesson plan offers educators a structured framework to integrate Stanislavski’s principles into engaging, hands-on activities. With editable presentations and tailored handouts, it adapts to diverse classrooms while aligning with National Core Art Standards. By combining theory with practice—such as relaxation exercises and scene work—it encourages experiential learning, critical thinking, and authentic character development, fostering a dynamic and student-centered environment.
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Drama, Other (Performing Arts)
American History Unit Activities and Assignments
This interdisciplinary unit explores the American Revolution through both historical inquiry and theatrical expression. Students investigate the causes, conflicts, and consequences of the war while stepping into the shoes of revolutionaries, loyalists, and spies. Through character monologues, espionage roleplay, and personal reflection, students gain a deeper understanding of the human experiences behind historical events. The unit culminates with a creative journaling and spoken word activity,
9th - 12th
U.S. History
American Revolution- Patriots vs Loyalists Debate Skit
In this interactive lesson, students research and embody diverse colonial perspectives by writing and performing scripted debate scenes between Patriots and Loyalists. Through collaborative skits set in town halls or courtrooms, they use historical evidence, persuasive language, and dramatic elements to present and challenge revolutionary viewpoints. Multiple performance options and roles allow students to engage critically and creatively while deepening their understanding of the complex causes
9th - 12th
Drama, Speaking & Listening, U.S. History
American Revolution- Influential Figures Lesson Plan
In this creative lesson, students will research and write first-person monologues from the perspective of historical figures from the American Revolution. By focusing on personal stakes, emotional depth, and historical context, students will bring these voices to life while exploring the complexities of the era. Flexible performance options - ranging from live presentations to silent museum displays - allow students to express their work in a way that honors their individual strengths and comfor
9th - 12th
Other (Performing Arts), Speaking & Listening, U.S. History
Introduction to Stanislavski T/F with Answer Key
This True/False worksheet introduces high school acting students to the core ideas of the Stanislavski System using clear, accessible language. Paired with a short reading, it allows students to practice close reading while checking their understanding of key acting concepts.
7th - 12th
Drama
Introduction to MeisnerT/F with Answer Key
This True/False worksheet introduces high school acting students to the core principles of the Sanford Meisner Technique, with an emphasis on listening, spontaneity, and truthful reactions. Paired with a short reading, it helps students check their understanding of how focusing on their scene partner leads to more natural and believable performances.
7th - 12th
Drama
Scene Breakdown Sheet
Use this template to keep your rehearsals and scene organized throughout the production process. Check out the full ebook in my store!
Not Specific
Drama
Weekly Rehearsal Agenda
Use this rehearsal agenda template to help keep you organized in the production process. Check out the full ebook in my store!
Not Specific
Drama
Character Blocking Templates
Use these templates and stage diagrams to assist you in the rehearsal process. Check out the full ebook in my store!
Not Specific
Drama
Tech Week Checklist
Use this tech week checklist to set yourself up for success as you head into the long rehearsal process. Check out the full ebook in my store!
Not Specific
Drama
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About the store
Experience
I am a dedicated theatre arts educator with over a decade of experience, specializing in curriculum development and student-centered learning. As a curriculum lead for secondary theatre education across an entire district, I have designed and implemented engaging, standards-aligned programs that foster creativity, critical thinking, and performance skills. My background also includes experience as a special education teacher for elementary students, where I prioritized inclusive and adaptive instruction to support diverse learning needs. Passionate about shaping dynamic and accessible arts education, I strive to cultivate environments where all students can explore and express their authentic voices.
Teaching style
I am a theatre teacher who teaches a variety of modalities and styles. These styles include kinesthetic, visual, auditory, reading/writing. I have found that students learn best when they have different options and the opportunity to get up and move around. I will provide different bellringer and warm up activities that a teacher of any content area can benefit from as well as an arts educator.
Awards & shining teacher moments
Curriculum lead of district.
Outstanding direction.
My own education history
BFA in Musical Theatre Performance
M, Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction with a Specialization in Theatre Education
Licensed in grades 5-12 for Theatre, Speech, Debate
Licensed in grades K-12 for Special Education and Cross Categorical
Additional biographical information
I have been a performer my entire life and an educator and director for over a decade. I have successfully built up three high school theatre programs and one middle school program. I love to teach the arts in education and community theatre.
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