101. Lesson 10 - Rehearsing A Reader's Theatre Script lesson 10 Rehearsing a Reader s theatre Script. SCoPE Site lesson Plan. Title lesson 10 — Rehearsing a Reader’s theatre Script (EN020510). Abstract. http://www.michigan.gov/scope/0,1607,7-155-10710_13476_13477-40691--,00.html

Skip Navigation Michigan.gov Home Scope Home Site Map ... Social Studies Lesson 10 - Rehearsing a Reader's Theatre Script SCoPE Site Lesson Plan Title: Abstract They create a program for their upcoming performance. They continue to practice using r-controlled vowel patterns in words and read adventure chapter books in guided reading lessons Subject Area: English Language Arts Grade Level and Course Title: Second Grade/Expanding a Foundation for Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking and Viewing Unit of Study: Adventure Benchmarks Respond to the ideas and feelings generated by adventure stories and listen to the responses of others (3.EE.8). Use various voices, appropriate facial expression, and articulation when reading an adventure story (6.EE.1, 6.EE.2). Explore how authors use story elements to convey meaning when writing adventures (8.EE.2). Use appropriate writing conventions when creating a scene from an adventure story (2.EE.1, 8.EE.1). Use r-controlled vowels and structural analysis to decode unfamiliar words (1.EE.4). Read adventure stories with proper phrasing and use a combination of prediction and context clues to construct meaning (1.EE.2, 7.EE.1).

102. KET Arts Toolkit | Lesson Plan: Electronic Field Trip To Horse Cave Theatre: The Resource used KET’s Electronic Field Trip to Horse Cave theatre. The lesson plan uses the first 15 minutes of this 30minute program. http://www.ket.org/artstoolkit/drama/lessonplan/116.htm

Toolkit Home Drama Lesson Plans Theater Jobs and Drama Elements: Electronic Field Trip to Horse Cave Theatre Concepts/Objectives: Students learn about various elements of drama production and performance. Resource used: Electronic Field Trip to Horse Cave Theatre a 2001 KET production. Candida. Found on: About Drama Length: 00:27:42 Summary: Students electronically visit a Kentucky theater company and explore jobs and drama elements. Length: 1 or 2 45-minute class sessions Author: Debra Althus Candida. Lesson Plan Components Vocabulary Materials Instructional Strategies Open Response Assessment ... Applications Across the Curriculum Kentucky Academic Content Essential Questions Academic Expectations Program of Studies Core Content Instructional Strategies and Activities SESSION 1 Listening activity (about 15 minutes): Show the first 15 minutes of the videotape Electronic Field Trip to Horse Cave Theatre Discussion activity (about 10 minutes): Discuss the segment, recording the jobs and job responsibilities on a class chart. Small-group activity: Have each group write a sentence or phrase defending each category placement, using correct terminology. (If time is limited, this last activity can be completed as homework. In this event, each student will need to make a copy of the categories the group has formed.)

103. Academy For Initial Teacher Preparation: Teacher Links Back to Categories. Mathematics lesson Plan Sites Back to Categories. English lesson Plan Sites http://www.albany.edu/~academy/links.html

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104. A Dramatic Education - A Site For Theatre Arts Education With Great Educational theatre Arts Education & Information http://www.angelfire.com/nm/marston6/

105. Lesson Exchange: Around The Water Cycle--A Reader's Theater (Elementary, Science Contenttype text/html. Will Your Retirement Income Be Enough? Many annuities offer guaranteed first year returns of 9%. Annuities http://www.teachers.net/lessons/posts/400.html

#400. Around the Water CycleA Reader's Theater Science, level: Elementary Posted Sat Apr 18 08:21:04 PDT 1998 by Sarah Wood ( sarahw@HUB.ofthe.NET Ralls Elementary, Ralls, TX Materials Required: scripts "rian drop" and "sun" headbands, winter hat Activity Time: varies (reading and rehersal time) Concepts Taught: parts of the water cycle The amount of raindrops can be adjustd to fit group size. Reader’s Theater: Around the Water Cycle by Sarah Wood Cast: 7 Water Drops, the Sun and a Little Kid Water Drop 1: Here we are hanging around in this puddle. Water Drop 2 :Yeah, this is the life! Water Drop 3: Hey! Look behind that cloud! Guess who Drops 1,2,3 : It’s the sun! Yay! Evaporation!!! Sun: Hey guys!! I told you I would see you again soon! What have you been doing? Water Drop 1: I’ve been in the ocean! I saw a lot of fish! Water Drop 2: I’ve been hanging around on Dr. Pepper and tea glasses. Yummy! Water Drop 3: I helped water some flowers! They sure smelled pretty! Sun: It sounds like you were busy! Well, you are up here now, I have done my job, I will see you later. Water Drop 1: I wonder who else will show up?

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