A complete curriculum for K grade Maths
Course curriculum
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Teacher's Guide
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About Fifth Grade Drama
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1.1 Introduction to Shakespearean Comedy: What Makes a Comedy Different From a Tragedy?
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Quiz: 1.1 Introduction to Shakespearean Comedy: What Makes a Comedy Different From a Tragedy?
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1.2 Exploring Key Characters
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Quiz: 1.2 Exploring Key Characters
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1.3 Acting Out a Comedic Scene: Practicing Physical Comedy and Exaggeration
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Quiz: 1.3 Acting Out a Comedic Scene: Practicing Physical Comedy and Exaggeration
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1.4 Simplified Shakespearean Language: Using Adapted Dialogue for Clarity and Fun
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Quiz: 1.4 Simplified Shakespearean Language: Using Adapted Dialogue for Clarity and Fun
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1.5 Exploring Themes of Mistaken Identity and Humor: Acting Out Situations From Plays Like Twelfth Night
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Quiz: 1.5 Exploring Themes of Mistaken Identity and Humor: Acting Out Situations From Plays Like Twelfth Night
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1.6 Using Props in Comedy: Incorporating Items Like Hats, Masks, or Letters Into Scenes
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Quiz: 1.6 Using Props in Comedy: Incorporating Items Like Hats, Masks, or Letters Into Scenes
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1.7 Rehearsing Group Scenes: Practicing Timing and Collaboration for Comic Effect
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Quiz: 1.7 Rehearsing Group Scenes: Practicing Timing and Collaboration for Comic Effect
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1.8 Adding Expressive Movements: Enhancing Scenes With Over-the-Top Gestures and Reactions
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Quiz: 1.8 Adding Expressive Movements: Enhancing Scenes With Over-the-Top Gestures and Reactions
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1.9 Performing a Short Adapted Scene: Sharing Shakespearean Comedy With the Class
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Quiz: 1.9 Performing a Short Adapted Scene: Sharing Shakespearean Comedy With the Class
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1.10 Reflecting on Comedy: Discussing What Was Fun and Challenging About Performing Comedy
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Quiz: 1.10 Reflecting on Comedy: Discussing What Was Fun and Challenging About Performing Comedy
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2.1 Introduction to Mythology: What Are Greek and Roman Myths, and Why Are They Important?
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Quiz: 2.1 Introduction to Mythology: What Are Greek and Roman Myths, and Why Are They Important?
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2.2 Exploring Key Figures in Mythology: Acting Out Characters Like Zeus, Athena, or Hercules
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Quiz: 2.2 Exploring Key Figures in Mythology: Acting Out Characters Like Zeus, Athena, or Hercules
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2.3 Using Dramatic Expression to Show Heroic Traits: Practicing Strength, Courage, and Wisdom
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Quiz: 2.3 Using Dramatic Expression to Show Heroic Traits: Practicing Strength, Courage, and Wisdom
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2.4 Acting Out Famous Myths: Recreating Stories Like The Labors of Hercules
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Quiz: 2.4 Acting Out Famous Myths: Recreating Stories Like The Labors of Hercules
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2.5 Adding Voice and Movement to Enhance the Story: Matching Actions to Dialogue
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Quiz: 2.5 Adding Voice and Movement to Enhance the Story: Matching Actions to Dialogue
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2.6 Creating Simple Costumes and Props: Designing Items Like Shields, Helmets, or Togas
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Quiz: 2.6 Creating Simple Costumes and Props: Designing Items Like Shields, Helmets, or Togas
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2.7 Practicing Group Performances: Retelling a Myth Together With Narration and Drama
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Quiz: 2.7 Practicing Group Performances: Retelling a Myth Together With Narration and Drama
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2.8 Exploring Morals in Myths: Highlighting the Lessons Taught by the Story
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Quiz: 2.8 Exploring Morals in Myths: Highlighting the Lessons Taught by the Story
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2.9 Performing a Myth for an Audience: Sharing a Group Performance With Classmates
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Quiz: 2.9 Performing a Myth for an Audience: Sharing a Group Performance With Classmates
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2.10 Reflecting on Mythology: Discussing How the Myths Relate to Stories Told Today
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Quiz: 2.10 Reflecting on Mythology: Discussing How the Myths Relate to Stories Told Today
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3.1 Introduction to Character Development: What Drives Characters in a Story?
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Quiz: 3.1 Introduction to Character Development: What Drives Characters in a Story?
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3.2 Exploring Emotions Through Role-Playing: Acting Out Happy, Angry, or Conflicted Characters
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Quiz: 3.2 Exploring Emotions Through Role-Playing: Acting Out Happy, Angry, or Conflicted Characters
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3.3 Using Dialogue to Show a Character’s Personality: Practicing Lines With Emotion
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Quiz: 3.3 Using Dialogue to Show a Character’s Personality: Practicing Lines With Emotion
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3.4 Adding Actions to Reveal Motivations: Acting Out Characters Making Choices
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Quiz: 3.4 Adding Actions to Reveal Motivations: Acting Out Characters Making Choices
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3.5 Exploring Conflicts Between Characters: Acting Out Scenes of Disagreement
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Quiz: 3.5 Exploring Conflicts Between Characters: Acting Out Scenes of Disagreement
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3.6 Rehearsing Short Character Scenes in Groups: Practicing Interactions With Depth
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Quiz: 3.6 Rehearsing Short Character Scenes in Groups: Practicing Interactions With Depth
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3.7 Adding Costumes and Props to Build Characters: Using Items to Represent Roles
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Quiz: 3.7 Adding Costumes and Props to Build Characters: Using Items to Represent Roles
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3.8 Exploring Changes in Characters Over Time: Acting Out How Characters Grow or Learn
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Quiz: 3.8 Exploring Changes in Characters Over Time: Acting Out How Characters Grow or Learn
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3.9 Performing Scenes Focused on Character Motivation: Sharing Group Performances
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Quiz: 3.9 Performing Scenes Focused on Character Motivation: Sharing Group Performances
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3.10 Reflecting on Character Development: Discussing How Understanding Motivation Enhances Acting
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Quiz: 3.10 Reflecting on Character Development: Discussing How Understanding Motivation Enhances Acting
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4.1 Introduction to Morals in Stories: What Are Moral Themes, and Why Are They Important?
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Quiz: 4.1 Introduction to Morals in Stories: What Are Moral Themes, and Why Are They Important?
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4.2 Exploring Key Themes: Acting Out Stories About Honesty, Courage, or Kindness
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Quiz: 4.2 Exploring Key Themes: Acting Out Stories About Honesty, Courage, or Kindness
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4.3 Rehearsing Short Scenes That Highlight a Moral Lesson: Practicing Group Work
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Quiz: 4.3 Rehearsing Short Scenes That Highlight a Moral Lesson: Practicing Group Work
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4.4 Adding Dialogue to Express the Theme: Writing Lines That Teach the Lesson
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Quiz: 4.4 Adding Dialogue to Express the Theme: Writing Lines That Teach the Lesson
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4.5 Using Body Language to Emphasize Morals: Practicing Movements That Show Emotion
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Quiz: 4.5 Using Body Language to Emphasize Morals: Practicing Movements That Show Emotion
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4.6 Creating Simple Props or Costumes to Enhance the Story: Designing Meaningful Additions
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Quiz: 4.6 Creating Simple Props or Costumes to Enhance the Story: Designing Meaningful Additions
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4.7 Exploring Consequences of Actions Through Drama: Acting Out What Happens When Morals Are Ignored
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Quiz: 4.7 Exploring Consequences of Actions Through Drama: Acting Out What Happens When Morals Are Ignored
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4.8 Rehearsing a Group Scene Focused on a Moral Theme: Practicing Timing and Coordination
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Quiz: 4.8 Rehearsing a Group Scene Focused on a Moral Theme: Practicing Timing and Coordination
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4.9 Performing a Moral Story for an Audience: Sharing the Lesson Through Drama
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Quiz: 4.9 Performing a Moral Story for an Audience: Sharing the Lesson Through Drama
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4.10 Reflecting on Moral Lessons: Discussing How Drama Makes Themes More Impactful
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Quiz: 4.10 Reflecting on Moral Lessons: Discussing How Drama Makes Themes More Impactful
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