101. Kidsmart this activity. To order the drama script email marylouise@childnet-int.org. a) lesson plan b) Teacher s sheet c) Pupil s worksheet. http://www.kidsmart.org.uk/teachers/lesson.html

Privacy Teachers: lesson plans On this part of the website you can find 5 lesson resources on Internet safety which you can use in the classroom. Some are simple, for example the Have Fun Communicating exercise. Others will take more time and involve you using or ordering the other resources on this website. We are constantly revising and improving these resources following your feedback, so if you do download them we would really like to hear about your experience with them. Do also click on the pupils section which includes further "stand alone" resources that pupils can use on their own. Activity 4 will help you look at how the Internet can inspire young people to express opinions, share skills and communicate with others around the world. The websites chosen are award winning and have been developed by pupils and teachers all over the world. Each exercise is briefly described below and the worksheets and detailed lesson plans can be downloaded and then photocopied. The key stage which we feel is most relevant for the materials are indicated.

102. ArtsWork - Drama / Theatre Arts Careers Dance/drama/Music/Visual Arts * Links for Students (Grades 312 dramatizing your Story Theater * Elementary School lesson Plan for racially and http://artswork.asu.edu/arts/teachers/lesson/drama/

Dance Rhythmic(SN) Arts Careers (3-12) Weather Dance(3-4) ... Resources Search ArtsWork: Teachers Lesson Plans Drama / Theater "Tom Sawyer" ASU Arts Careers Dance/Drama/Music/Visual Arts * Links for Students (Grades 3-12) Grades 3-7 interactive materials for students to explore the arts as careers. Dramatizing your Story Theater * Elementary School Lesson Plan for racially and ethnically mixed class Students start with oral histories of family members, then create improvisations based on their shared stories. Based on a lesson plan by Nellie McCaslin, New York, New York. Putting the Sitcom into Perspective Theater * Elementary School Lesson Plan A lesson that starts with critical analysis of current family sitcoms and moves to students creating and video taping scenes of family situations. Understanding Stage Design: Using Visual Elements to Provide Information to an Audience Theater/Visual Arts * Middle School Unit Students review visual arts elements and principles, create a collage to express the "feel" of a room, then create a drawing or shoebox model for a set. Based on a lesson plan by Carole Jones, Atlanta, Georgia.

103. The KidReach Reading Center and conduct an informal lecture on the elements of a good drama using a check with history teacher to compile information for this section of the lesson plan). http://www.westga.edu/~kidreach/macbethlesson.html

Anticipation Guide for Macbeth Lesson Plan for Macbeth ... Write a review for this book! Macbeth by William Shakespeare Lesson Plan by Jennifer Tanner Subject/Level : English/10th grade Assumptions : Students are new to Shakespeare, Renaissance, and Elizabethan times. Each student has a classroom computer and on-line access (this may be adapted to allow students to work in groups). Students have basic knowledge of the elements of a drama. Allotted Time : Thirteen 90 minute classes Special Materials : Poster Board, markers, and a film version of Macbeth , magazines, glue, scissors, Shakespeare and Macbeth: The Story Behind the Play (optional) Table of Contents Aims Objectives Day One: Reading Shakespeare Day Two: Shakespeare's Life ... Appendix Aims 1. Students will gain an appreciation of English Literature. 2. Students will develop a stronger creative self. 3. Students will gain a stronger understanding of literature and the social contexts in which texts are produced. Objectives 1. Students will understand the Elizabethan era including the history, the people, the customs, the social structure, and the philosophies. 2. Students will learn the aspects of a drama including (but not limited to) foreshadowing, setting, mood, character analysis, theme, and plot.

104. Grade Level Page: Grades 6-12: Unit Plan: Drama: Lesson Plan: Create A Playbill! Emy Lopez. 7th Grade Teacher Fresno, California. Emy s Unit Plan for Teaching drama. Unit Plan It s time to Play! lesson Plan Title Create a Playbill! http://teacher.scholastic.com/grade/grades68/jan_lesson1.htm

Scholastic Home About Us Site Map Search ... Customer Service Emy Lopez 7th Grade Teacher Fresno, California Emy's Unit Plan for Teaching Drama Unit Plan: It's time to Play! Lesson Plan Title: Create a Playbill! (Four parts) Grade Level: Duration: Three to four days Student Goal: Students will have an understanding of the various elements found in a drama experience or a written play. Student Objectives: Students will: Understand the purpose, set up, and construction of an advertisement for a drama. Students will produce the following within a playbill: Cover design reflecting the play and its genre Character description (main/minor, protagonist/antagonist) Description of costumes (can be represented visually) Labeled picture of the stage/set Summary of a dramatic plot, without giving away the climax Materials: A dramatic play taken from your state-adopted literature series. Although, any piece of literature will work. Students may even use their own writing. Construction Paper Markers, colored pencils, rulers, scissors, etc.

105. The Chalkface Project Select category. lesson plans. http://www.chalkface.com/catalog/html/custom/html/pages/lesson_plans.html

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106. The Chalkface Project the best online courses, and photocopymaster lesson plans with worksheets http://www.chalkface.com/catalog/html/custom/?c_category_id=198

107. CD Lesson Template Master Creative drama lesson Outline. Age group, State the age group the lesson is intended for If necessary, briefly state why you think this plan is appropriate http://www.amergin.net/cdtemp.html

CD Lesson Plan Web Templates This portion of the site is currently UNDER CONSTRUCTION (Don't you hate that!) Sorry, but this Ring is a hobby, not my job. I want this to be right the first time I post it. Here's the master template; the model site will be up when I get a chance. Master Creative Drama Lesson Outline Concept State general concept area and specific emphasis (e.g., movement: levels of the space). Goal State the goal of the lesson clearly (e.g., students will use three levels of space to create two different characters). Materials List all materials required for the lesson (music, objects, pictures, stories, etc.). Age group State the age group the lesson is intended for. If necessary, briefly state why you think this plan is appropriate for at the interests, abilities and needs of that age group Organization Describe how you will organize the group in space for each activity (one large circle, small groups, individuals, groups in different parts of the room, etc.). Control Describe the method or methods you will use to get the group's attention. Procedure Motivate What questions or activity will you use to engage the mind and the feelings of the children?

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