81. Arts Theatre Grades 3-5 Florida Arts theatre. lesson plans 35. http://etc.usf.edu/theatre/thea35.htm

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82. Ninth Grade Lesson Plan Search Results theatre Production Team. theatre Website for the Acting Student. This is a test lesson plan. USING UEN. Understanding the Stage Revision. Une Semaine à Paris. http://www.uen.org/Lessonplan/LPview?grade=9

83. The KidReach Reading Center design on poster board their rendition of how the Globe theatre could have 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.

84. Readers Theatre Using An Indonesian Folktale Please print out this free lesson plan. Readers theatre using an Indonesian folktale. Source Access Asia Primary Teaching and Learning Units ISBN 1 86366 345 2. http://www.curriculum.edu.au/accessasia/catalog/readers.htm

Please print out this free lesson plan. Lesson Plan Index Access Asia Free Lesson Plans Readers Theatre using an Indonesian folktale Source Access Asia: Primary Teaching and Learning Units ISBN 1 86366 345 2 Learning area The Arts (drama) Level Middle and upper primary Description Students read a short play based on the Indonesian folktale Cicak and Kancil and complete related activities. Purpose To introduce students to Readers Theatre and Indonesian folktales. Duration One hour Possible outcomes In relation to , this lesson can contribute to outcomes in all strand organisers. Materials required A class set of the handout Cicak and Kancil (from below ) Procedure 1. Teacher's preparation The following points comprise the conventions of Readers Theatre: The script is read rather than recited. Each actor stays in the same spot instead of moving around the stage. It is more interesting if the actors use movements, actions, gestures and expressive voices. Simple costumes and props are used, such as a hat or cloak. Other props may be mimed. The actors are positioned in an interesting way on the stage, at different levels and angles to complement their

85. Technical Theatre High School Language Arts Lesson Plan, Thematic Unit, Activity Technical theatre High School Set Design by Allen Moore Grade Level Senior Unit Duration how to analyze a script and create a rough sketch of the floor plan. http://www.lessonplanspage.com/LATheaterDesignHS.htm

Features: Special Features: Improve Reading Efficient Reading Teaching Jobs Teacher Magazines Site Information: EdScope Sites: Join Newsletter: Search This Site: Vote For Us: @ SitesForTeachers @ Teach-nology Technical Theatre High School Visit Other About Search Forums Newsletter ... Tell-A-Friend Printable Version for your convenience! Technical Theatre High School Set Design by Allen Moore Grade Level: Senior Unit Duration: Two to four weeks. Objectives: The student will: -learn how to analyze a script and create a rough sketch of the floor plan. -learn how to adapt a rough floor plan to a scale floor plan rendering. -learn how to adapt a scale rendering to a three-dimensional model. -be able to define the following terms: wings scenic designer curtain set rendering proscenium curtain unit set floor block flat floor plan apron scale leg dutchman box set teaser tormentor back stage platform rail stile toggle rail corner brace corner block keystone Introduction: On the first day of the unit you should introduce the unit, method of evaluation, and define some of the terms by showing them on a stage and a flat. You should also explain how sets can convey location without having all the pieces necessary for the location.

86. Page Title lesson plans From the Drama Teacher s Resource Room. Icebreakers ( DW001) 45 minutes/ grades student is chosen to call. Return to lesson plans. http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/erachi/page9.html

Lesson Plans From the Drama Teacher's Resource Room Icebreakers 45 minutes/ grades 4+ Objective: To create a good group dynamic and positive classroom environment. Materials : 1 rolled up newspaper, stop watch. Lesson: The Line Game : 10 min. Divide the students into equal groups. You will announce an order that you wish them to line up in, first group to do it and sit in a line on the floor wins a point. Use any of these categories: street addresses (highest in the front - lowest in the back), age, shoe size, birthdays, telephone numbers, middle names in alphabetical order, Mother's first name, etc. The Name Game: 10 min. (don't let the tap get too aggressive). Students stand in a circle and each person says their name. One is chosen to be in the middle and is given the newspaper roll. They attempt to tap the head of a circle member before that member yells out another player's name. If the player yells out a name in time the tapper goes to that player, and so on and so on. They will learn names quite quickly with this! The Interview Game: 15 - 20 min.

87. Page Title GRADES 9 12 STRATEGIES Small groups of 3-5 lesson *This lesson plan was devised for a theatre I course (or possibly II). I use it at the end of the year. http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/erachi/page30.html

Lesson Plans From the Drama Teacher's Resource Room This lesson submitted and written by Stephanie Forbes. Theatre History : "Student presentations of eras and styles AIMS : To look at the eras of theatre history using a multi- media approach. GRADES: STRATEGIES : Small groups of 3-5 LESSON: *This lesson plan was devised for a Theatre I course (or possibly II). I use it at the end of the year. Objectives In groups of 4-5, students will choose an era of Theatre History ( I give them a list to choose from). Then, each student in the group will choose a research topic for that era ( I give them a list). The group will present their findings in a 20-30 minute oral presentation (they are teaching the class that era of history). Each group will also choose a short scene from a play from their chosen era. The scene must accommodate everyone in the group. They will rehearse and perform the scene after their groups oral presentation. Must create Visual Aids to accompany oral presentation. Materials: use of library for research, any texts you have to help them, copies of scenes, poster board, scissors, glue, etc.

88. ArtsWork - Drama / Theatre Dramatizing your Story Theater * Elementary School lesson Plan for racially and ethnically mixed class Students start with oral histories of family members 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.

89. Theater Resources @Web English Teacher theatre lesson Plan Exchange Links to a variety of resources for working with drama in class. Google, Search WWW Search Web English Teacher. http://www.webenglishteacher.com/dramagen.html

Theater Resources This page has general resources for theater. Lesson plans and activities for specific plays are indexed on the Drama Page Backstage Technical Services, Infoguides Links to information about safety, lighting, sound, stage management, and a glossary of terminology. A Brief Guide to Internet Resources in Theatre and Performance Studies Extensive collection of links to sites about theater. The Costume Page A thorough collection of online resources related to theater costuming. The Drama Teacher's Resource Room Lesson plans and a variety of resources for all age levels from a classroom veteran. Greek Drama and Culture Euripides, Sophocles, Aeschylus, and Aristophanes: background information, study guides for specific plays, and other resources. Introduction to Old Comedy Description of the genre, historical background, actors, structure, and helpful links. Jack Wolcott's Theatre History on the Web Theatre throughout history, please information on costumes, design, lighting, and other technical aspects. National Standards for Theatre Education This site includes not only a list of the standards but also some unit plans, improvisation ideas, games, books, and each state's requirements for certification.

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91. Theatre Resources http //kennedycenter.org/; theatre Link Your complete guide to all aspects of theatre on the net! http //theatre-link.com/. Click Here. lesson plan Central. http://cybersleuth-kids.com/sleuth/Art_Music_Cultures/Theatre/

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92. Virginia Museum Of Fine Arts Greek Art Poster For Educators The Trojan War lesson Plan Grades 912- Greek Vase Painting Sgraffito Designs lesson Plan Grades 9-12- Art of the Greek theatre lesson 1 lesson Plan Grades 9 http://www.vmfa.state.va.us/greek_poster.html

V I R G I N I A M U S E U M O F F I N E A R T S Teachers! Pick up this free Greek Art poster in the Virginia Museum’s Educational Resource Room in the Center for Education and Outreach. Click here for free Ancient Greece teacher lesson plans! Scroll down to find out more about the vase on the poster. Black-figured Neck-Amphora (view 1) Greek (Attic), circa 510 B.C. Terra-cotta; height 16 ½ inches (41.8 cm) Purchase, The Adolph D. and Wilkins C. Williams Fund, 60.10 Checkmate! Greek warriors find a moment to relax during the Trojan War. The two Greek warriors on this Neck-Amphora have put aside their helmets and shields to play a board game, presumably taking advantage of a lull between battles. They are still holding their spears, however, ready to return to action at any moment. Squatting before the game board, the warrior on the left seems to have made a move with one of the black or white games pieces, and his opponent on the right gestures excitedly. The goddess Athena, holding her spear and wearing an elaborate helmet and snake-bordered aegis (breastplate), stands behind the game board in a stiff pose, perhaps to indicate that the figure is a statue. The white paint covering her skin is a standard way of depicting females in the black-figure technique. (Originated in Corinth and perfected in Athens, capital of Attica, the black-figure technique placed figures done in black paint against a natural clay background, with the detail achieved through incision.) Here the composition skillfully balances mass and detail and directs the viewer to the action in the center. The artist has been associated with the so-called Leagros Group, which produced the last great black-figured vases. The first of many vase-painters to render this scene may have been the great Athenian master Exedias, who used it to decorate an amphora in about 540 B.C. and added an inscription identifying the warriors as Ajax and Achilles. These two Greek heroes, friends and comrades during the Trojan War, were famous for the bravery and sense of honor: Ajax killed himself after rescuing Achilles’ body on the battlefield but failing to win Achilles’ armor at the funeral games.

93. The Museum Of Broadcast Communications the vocational opportunities for theatre artists but also depicts the theatre environment in Feedback Have suggestions or comments regarding this lesson plan? http://www.museum.tv/education/arts_chicagoonstage.html

Unit 4: Performing Arts Chicago On Stage Table of contents Author/Filmmaker MBC Tape Number Grade Levels, Subject Keywords and Time Required Learning Objective ... Feedback Applicable grade levels Subject keywords Language arts performing arts theatre drama improvisation musical theatre music vocational arts Time required 1 hour to view film Author/Filmmaker: Chicago on Stage , Jeff Awards, 1997 MBC Tape Number: TV-6122.1 Learning objective: Students will learn genres and disciplines of theatre arts. Students will learn the cultural environment of Chicago's theatre community. Students will learn the perspective of artists involved in professional theatre. Students will learn definition of improvisational theatre. Students will learn origins of familiar theatre companies in Chicago. Students will learn the process of becoming a theatre artist in Chicago. Background information: Chicago has always been noted for its fine theatre community. The city has sent many of young people onto successful national stages. Meanwhile, Chicago boasts many homegrown theatre companies, offering widely diverse and multi-cultural experiences. The theatre art form has splintered into many different artistic paths. In 1969, the first Jefferson Award in Drama was presented. Since then, over 100 theatres have maintained a presence in the Chicago Area. Tennessee Williams debuted Glass Menagerie

94. EDSITEment - Lesson Plan This lesson plan complements study of plot and characterization in Extending the lesson. For background, visit Shakespeare and the Globe theatre, the website http://edsitement.neh.gov/view_lesson_plan.asp?id=303

95. YoungSaintLouis.com: Entertainment Lesson Suggested lesson plan for “Also student written, Carr Lane VPA students perform at Opera theatre”. Readability Above 6th. Possible http://www.youngsaintlouis.com/archive/August2000/entertainmentlesson.html

August 2000 Vol. 1, Issue 4 Main News Lifestyle Careers ... E-Mail Suggested lesson plan for “Also student written, Carr Lane VPA students perform at Opera Theatre” Readability: Above 6th Possible hard words: Proper names: Loretto-Hilton Theater, Elayne Bruner, Diane McCullough, Jessie James, Calvin Miller, Ashley Clemon, Allison Felter, Vernell Warlick, Phillip Hamer, Sam Fick, Tiffany Piel Other words: mythical, mermaid, accompaniment, percussion, audience, professional BEFORE READING: Because of the numerous proper names in this article, the adult might consider reading it aloud and then discussing it with the young reader. DURING READING: Model fluent and expressive reading. The learner should follow along, especially noting the proper names as they are read aloud. AFTER READING: The learner could be asked to read the names under the pictures and describe what part these persons had in the article. Another option would be to use questions such as the following to promote a discussion of the article. What was different about this production of the opera when compared to the earlier production?

96. ARTSEDGE: Lessons Folktale theatre This lesson engages students in basic techniques for creating a character through movement and voice. Theater, Language Arts. http://artsedge.kennedy-center.org/teach/les.cfm

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97. The Plays Of Shakespeare - A TeachersFirst Web Resource The Tempest in the Lunchroom A lesson plan from the Folger Library Collection. The Globe theatre - A newly expanded site from the home of the rebuilt Globe http://www.teachersfirst.com/shakespr.shtml

window.document.form1.pagename.value = window.document.location; The Plays of William Shakespeare The amount of material available on Shakespeare is endless. These pages are an attempt to collect information on the works most commonly encountered in a K-12 curriculum using materials geared to high school and introductory college level students. In addition, we have included a set of links to related sources dealing with the English monarchy and life and customs in Elizabethan England. Featured Listings On-line Hamlet Quizzes - TeachersFirst has created a set of on-line quizzes which students can use to help test their understanding of character relationships and lineage in Hamlet. These quizzes provide instant reinforcement, and they can help ensure that students understand "who did what to whom" as they progress through the play. Perfect Mate - A Student/Parent Survey - This lesson lets students and their parents compare "the ideal mate." It's a proven exercise to introduce students to the themes in Shakespeare's play. A TeachersFirst exclusive. A Shakespearean Feast - Eat your way to a new understanding of Shakespeare.

98. New York City Opera - Opera Is Elementary > Elementary Lessons > The Bartered Br 3. Create a glossary of theatre terms in the form of a theatre dictionary. Ask them to identify all jobs in putting on an opera. DOWNLOAD THIS lesson PLAN. http://www.nycopera.com/www/learn/teachers/elementary/bride/lesson1.cfm

School Programs Opera is Elementary Cinderella The Bartered Bride The Travels of Babar: An Adventure in Scales Participating Schools Resource Center ... View Cart THE BARTERED BRIDE Lesson Plans Biography Glossary Synopsis ... Links LESSON PLAN 1 Introducing The Bartered Bride Lesson by Dr. Joseph Piro, District Arts Coordinator, District #24, Queens LESSON PREVIEW A discussion of character, plot, and setting for Smetana's opera The Bartered Bride and how to introduce them to students are the major components of this lesson. NYS LEARNING STANDARDS FOR THE ARTS 3 - Responding to and analyzing works of art 4 - Understanding the cultural dimensions and contributions of the arts NATIONAL MUSIC EDUCATION STANDARDS 6 - Listening to, analyzing, and describing music 8 - Understanding relationships between music, the arts and disciplines outside the arts INTERDISCIPLINARY AREAS: Music, Music History Folk Art Social Studies MATERIALS a) a synopsis or storybook of The Bartered Bride b) recording of the opera's overture and other music from the opera c) illustration of period dress of mid-19th century Bohemia d) examples of folk art from various cultures WEB RESOURCE home page of the Czech Republic INTRODUCING THE LESSON 1. The teacher begins with a "K-W-L" strategy map on "

99. New York City Opera - Opera Is Elementary > Elementary Lessons > Cinderella > Le Could animals take on human qualities? theatre. The acting and movement on stage of La Cenerentola (see Verse Play) DOWNLOAD THIS lesson PLAN. http://www.nycopera.com/www/learn/teachers/elementary/cinderella/lesson3.cfm

School Programs Opera is Elementary Cinderella The Bartered Bride The Travels of Babar: An Adventure in Scales Participating Schools ... View Cart LA CENERENTOLA (Cinderella) Lesson Plans Lesson Plans from Partners Biography ... Links LESSON PLAN 3 Cinderella in Many Cultures / Connecting La Cenerentola to Language Arts and Social Studies with interdisciplinary extenders by Anna Giudice, P.S. 81 Q- Standards Coordinator, Queens, NY Designed for upper elementary grades LESSON PREVIEW The purpose of this lesson on Cinderella - is the story - or the different story - as told in cultures throughout the world for centuries. Cinderella is probably the best-known fairy tale in the world. It has been told all over the world, from Egypt to China. Over five hundred versions have been found in Europe alone. The story was first told, and then written down, by collectors of folktales. Sometimes, as you will discover, the teller of the tale would change it slightly. Different versions of the tale often have a similar structure, theme, and details in common. Joseph Jacobs, a collector and editor of Cinderella stories, once wrote of a Cinderella story he had collected and printed that was, "Â an English version of an Italian adaptation of a Spanish translation of a Latin version of a Hebrew translation of an Arabic translation of an Indian original."

100. Free Kid Lesson Piano Piano and music lessons DRAMA Drama Teachers Resources theatre lesson Plan Exchange National MCPM Conservations with a Clueless Teacher Group piano teaching http://www.playpiano.com/play-piano/free-kid-lesson-piano.html

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