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- Internet Field Trips
- The Play's the Thing
6-8
Research online materials related to drama and the theater.
- Lesson Plans
- In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb
Early Childhood, K-2
Introduce weather concepts with this pantomime play.
- Richard III Character Study: Determined to Be a Villain
6-8
This self-contained lesson plan will help your students comprehend two speeches by Richard III. (PDF) Source: Invisible Shakespeare
- Unit Plan: Drama: It's time to Play!
6-8
Students will learn how to identify previously learned literary elements in a play or drama. They will also be able to add script writing to their repertoire of writing applications.
- Unit Plan: History According to Shakespeare
6-8
Study Shakespeare's Julius Caesar and compare Shakespeare's interpretation of the events to historical facts.
- Writers' Workshop: Plays
3-5, 6-8
Playwriting lessons from the Teachers and Writers Collaborative.
- Reproducibles
- "John Henry"
3-5, 6-8
Put on this play about John Henry, the famous steel-driving man who beat the steam drill. (PDF)
- Mary Chestnut and Her Diary
3-5, 6-8
In this short play, children learn about the causes of the Civil War. (PDF)
- Metaphorically Speaking
6-8
Develop understanding of figurative language by asking children to interpret, extend, and create metaphors. (PDF)
- Mystery of the Missing Munchies
K-2
Learn about holiday treats from different cultural celebrations by acting out this play.
- Pecos Bill and Slue-Foot Sue
K-2, 3-5, 6-8
Enjoy this play based on an American tall tale. Source: The Big Book of Thematic Plays (PDF)
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