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Acting III- choice menu

Contributed by Christa Vogt

These are designed as enrichment activities for non-grading. But you can easily grade these, and of course adapt to your specific group. I will be creating by the week, as needed. This is "Week 1".

Acting Lab- choice menu

Contributed by Christa Vogt

These are designed as enrichment activities for non-grading. But you can easily grade these, and of course adapt to your specific group. I will be creating by the week, as needed. This is "Week 1". (This course is a movement course that explores ensemble and devising)

COVID-19 Emergency Lesson Plans

Contributed by Heather Denton

For printing or putting into Google Classroom.

Creative Quarantine

Contributed by Amy Patel

A grid of options for students during self-isolation. Each week, I will add a page of options. (The most recent grid of options will be at the top of the document.)

Foley Sound Project

Contributed by Chelsie King

A Foley Sound project using WeVideo created for grades 6-8. Feel free to edit or adapt!

Choose Your Own Stage-venture

Contributed by Amy Patel

Students have options to do ONE creation, TWO activities or THREE reflections each week. Links are embedded into the document.

Foley Sound Project

Contributed by Chelsie King

A Foley Sound project using WeVideo created for grades 6-8. Feel free to edit or adapt!

Technical Theatre Props: Choice Menu

Contributed by Christa Vogt

Here is a simple choice menu for students to explore Props.

Distance Ensemble Experiences

Contributed by Gai Jones

Ensemble Experiences to be used while observing physical distancing-Feel free to tweak them for your needs, whether at a distance or in person. Enjoy

Sympathy for The Devil - Villains Activity adapted from The Empathy Project

Contributed by Sara Ghazikhanian

An adaptation of Part Three of The Empathy Project, in which students practice empathizing with classic villains. **Please be sure to create a copy of the slideshow for yourself before you begin editing so that the master remains intact.**

Sympathy for The Devil - adaptation for DL from The Empathy Project

Contributed by Sara Ghazikhanian

An adaptation of Part Three of The Empathy Project, in which students practice empathizing with classic villains. **Please be sure to create a copy of the slideshow for yourself before you begin editing so that the master remains intact.**

Breakout Rooms Extension Tutorial

Contributed by Stephen Madrid

This is link to my Google slide deck for using a "Breakout Rooms" extension for Chrome; a good way to have small groups integrated with your Google Classroom. So far, there are really only two viable extensions for breakout rooms. This tutorial is for Robert Hudek's extension (v 0.0.16.4) which is, by far, the best one. Google is said to release their official app but has been delayed. Meanwhile feel free to PM me.

Props Unit: Making Wands-Lesson Outline (1 of 3)

Contributed by Christine Vitale

In this unit, students created their superhero/alter ego character with a backstory and then created a wand with special powers. They wrote the back story and built the wand. This unit works well for online learning. Good for Grade 6-8 Focus: Thinking Creatively, Elements of Design, Prop building

Props Unit: Making Wands-Task sheet (2 of 3)

Contributed by Christine Vitale

In this unit, students created their superhero/alter ego character with a backstory and then created a wand with special powers. They wrote the back story and built the wand. This unit works well for online learning. Good for Grade 6-8 Focus: Thinking Creatively, Elements of Design, Prop building

Props Unit: Making Wands-Slides (3 of 3)

Contributed by Christine Vitale

In this unit, students created their superhero/alter ego character with a backstory and then created a wand with special powers. They wrote the back story and built the wand. This unit works well for online learning. Good for Grade 6-8 Focus: Thinking Creatively, Elements of Design, Prop building

Scenic Design Unit Rubrics

Contributed by Christa Vogt

Here are some rubric ideas for a Scenic design unit.

Monologue Performance Analysis

Contributed by Ashley Bishop

Links to a performance of 2 contrasting monologues (language and content appropriate, though there is one mention of "cocaine"). Has analysis questions focusing on transitions, blocking, and vocal variety. Can be used as an assignment in a monologue unit (goes well with the 30 Second Monolgue unit) or as an alternative assignment for a student who misses or can't do a performance.

Create your own Holiday Movie Lesson Plan

Contributed by Lea Marshall

Having to teach in December cramping your holiday movie watching time? Well, not if you have your classes create their own holiday style shows. These lessons will result in heartfelt and hilarious final performances and posters and are a great way to teach about tropes and acting styles while making sure you survive this season and make it to winter break...

Introduction to Technical Theatre

Practical Technical Theatre

INTRODUCTION TO TECHNICAL THEATRE LESSON 1, VIDEO 1 Hi. Im Bob Fowler And Im Marti Fowler. Wed like to welcome you to this Introduction to Technical Theatre program. An audience attending a production sees the performers, the costumes, the props, scenery and lighting. What they never see is what goes...
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