A complete curriculum for First Grade Drama
Course curriculum
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Teacher's Guide
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About First Grade Drama
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1.1 Introduction to Drama: Understanding Voice, Movement, and Expression
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Quiz: 1.1 Introduction to Drama: Understanding Voice, Movement, and Expression
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1.2 Practicing Clear Speaking: Using Your Voice to Be Loud or Quiet
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Quiz: 1.2 Practicing Clear Speaking: Using Your Voice to Be Loud or Quiet
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1.3 Exploring Movements That Match Emotions
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Quiz: 1.3 Exploring Movements That Match Emotions
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1.4 Using Facial Expressions to Show Feelings
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Quiz: 1.4 Using Facial Expressions to Show Feelings
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1.5 Matching Movements to Words in a Story
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Quiz: 1.5 Matching Movements to Words in a Story
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1.6 Acting Out Everyday Activities Using Exaggerated Movements
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Quiz: 1.6 Acting Out Everyday Activities Using Exaggerated Movements
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1.7 Exploring How Animals Move and Sound Through Dramatic Play
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Quiz: 1.7 Exploring How Animals Move and Sound Through Dramatic Play
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1.8 Adding Props to Show Expression in Simple Scenes
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Quiz: 1.8 Adding Props to Show Expression in Simple Scenes
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1.9 Combining Voice, Movement, and Expression to Create a Character
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Quiz: 1.9 Combining Voice, Movement, and Expression to Create a Character
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1.10 Performing a Short Scene That Uses Voice, Movement, and Expression to Tell a Story
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Quiz: 1.10 Performing a Short Scene That Uses Voice, Movement, and Expression to Tell a Story
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2.1 Introduction to Fables: What Is a Fable?
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Quiz: 2.1 Introduction to Fables: What Is a Fable?
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2.2 Exploring Characters in “The Tortoise and the Hare”
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Quiz: 2.2 Exploring Characters in “The Tortoise and the Hare”
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2.3 Acting Out the Actions and Dialogue of “The Lion and the Mouse”
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Quiz: 2.3 Acting Out the Actions and Dialogue of “The Lion and the Mouse”
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2.4 Exploring the Lesson of “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”
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Quiz: 2.4 Exploring the Lesson of “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”
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2.5 Adding Voice and Movements to “The Ant and the Grasshopper”
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Quiz: 2.5 Adding Voice and Movements to “The Ant and the Grasshopper”
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2.6 Creating Simple Props for a Fable Scene
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Quiz: 2.6 Creating Simple Props for a Fable Scene
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2.7 Practicing as a Group to Retell a Fable Together
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Quiz: 2.7 Practicing as a Group to Retell a Fable Together
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2.8 Exploring Emotions in Fable Characters
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Quiz: 2.8 Exploring Emotions in Fable Characters
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2.9 Performing a Favorite Fable for the Class
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Quiz: 2.9 Performing a Favorite Fable for the Class
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2.10 Reflecting on the Moral Lessons Learned Through Drama
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Quiz: 2.10 Reflecting on the Moral Lessons Learned Through Drama
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3.1 Introduction to Animal Characters in Stories
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Quiz: 3.1 Introduction to Animal Characters in Stories
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3.2 Acting Out Animal Movements
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Quiz: 3.2 Acting Out Animal Movements
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3.3 Exploring Animal Sounds
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Quiz: 3.3 Exploring Animal Sounds
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3.4 Creating Stories About Animals Working Together
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Quiz: 3.4 Creating Stories About Animals Working Together
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3.5 Adding Emotions to Animal Characters
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Quiz: 3.5 Adding Emotions to Animal Characters
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3.6 Exploring Predator and Prey Roles Through Dramatic Play
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Quiz: 3.6 Exploring Predator and Prey Roles Through Dramatic Play
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3.7 Using Simple Props to Enhance Animal Roles
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Quiz: 3.7 Using Simple Props to Enhance Animal Roles
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3.8 Performing a Short Animal Story in Small Groups
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Quiz: 3.8 Performing a Short Animal Story in Small Groups
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3.9 Practicing Voice, Movement, and Expression as Different Animals
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Quiz: 3.9 Practicing Voice, Movement, and Expression as Different Animals
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3.10 Performing an Original Animal Story for Family or Classmates
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Quiz: 3.10 Performing an Original Animal Story for Family or Classmates
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About this course
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