Course curriculum

    1. Teacher's Guide

    1. About Sixth Grade Drama

    1. 1.1 Introduction to Shakespearean Tragedy: Understanding What Makes a Tragedy

    2. Quiz: 1.1 Introduction to Shakespearean Tragedy: Understanding What Makes a Tragedy

    3. 1.2 Exploring Key Characters in Tragedies: Focusing on Figures Like Hamlet or Macbeth

    4. Quiz: 1.2 Exploring Key Characters in Tragedies: Focusing on Figures Like Hamlet or Macbeth

    5. 1.3 Simplified Scenes From Shakespearean Tragedies: Acting Out Famous Moments

    6. Quiz: 1.3 Simplified Scenes From Shakespearean Tragedies: Acting Out Famous Moments

    7. 1.4 Practicing Voice and Emotion to Convey Tragic Themes: Expressing Grief or Conflict

    8. Quiz: 1.4 Practicing Voice and Emotion to Convey Tragic Themes: Expressing Grief or Conflict

    9. 1.5 Adding Movements to Shakespearean Dialogue: Using Actions to Show Intensity

    10. Quiz: 1.5 Adding Movements to Shakespearean Dialogue: Using Actions to Show Intensity

    11. 1.6 Creating Simple Props for Shakespearean Scenes: Designing Daggers, Crowns, or Scrolls

    12. Quiz: 1.6 Creating Simple Props for Shakespearean Scenes: Designing Daggers, Crowns, or Scrolls

    13. 1.7 Rehearsing Group Scenes With Tragic Themes: Practicing Timing and Collaboration

    14. Quiz: 1.7 Rehearsing Group Scenes With Tragic Themes: Practicing Timing and Collaboration

    15. 1.8 Exploring Themes of Fate and Conflict: Discussing How They Appear in Shakespeare’s Plays

    16. Quiz: 1.8 Exploring Themes of Fate and Conflict: Discussing How They Appear in Shakespeare’s Plays

    17. 1.9 Performing a Scene From a Shakespearean Tragedy: Sharing With Classmates

    18. Quiz: 1.9 Performing a Scene From a Shakespearean Tragedy: Sharing With Classmates

    19. 1.10 Reflecting on Tragedy in Drama: Discussing How Shakespeare’s Stories Are Relevant Today

    20. Quiz: 1.10 Reflecting on Tragedy in Drama: Discussing How Shakespeare’s Stories Are Relevant Today

    1. 2.1 Introduction to Historical Drama: What Is Historical Drama, and Why Is It Important?

    2. Quiz: 2.1 Introduction to Historical Drama: What Is Historical Drama, and Why Is It Important?

    3. 2.2 Acting Out Key Moments in History: Recreating Events Like the Signing of the Constitution

    4. Quiz: 2.2 Acting Out Key Moments in History: Recreating Events Like the Signing of the Constitution

    5. 2.3 Using Props and Costumes to Represent Historical Figures: Enhancing the Scene

    6. Quiz: 2.3 Using Props and Costumes to Represent Historical Figures: Enhancing the Scene

    7. 2.4 Exploring Dialogue From Speeches or Letters in Historical Context: Adding Authenticity

    8. Quiz: 2.4 Exploring Dialogue From Speeches or Letters in Historical Context: Adding Authenticity

    9. 2.5 Discussing Themes in Historical Drama: Exploring Leadership, Sacrifice, and Freedom

    10. Quiz: 2.5 Discussing Themes in Historical Drama: Exploring Leadership, Sacrifice, and Freedom

    11. 2.6 Rehearsing Group Scenes Based on Historical Events: Practicing Accuracy and Emotion

    12. Quiz: 2.6 Rehearsing Group Scenes Based on Historical Events: Practicing Accuracy and Emotion

    13. 2.7 Adding Narration to Explain Historical Context: Guiding the Audience Through the Story

    14. Quiz: 2.7 Adding Narration to Explain Historical Context: Guiding the Audience Through the Story

    15. 2.8 Performing a Historical Drama Scene for the Class: Emphasizing Key Themes

    16. Quiz: 2.8 Performing a Historical Drama Scene for the Class: Emphasizing Key Themes

    17. 2.9 Discussing How History Shapes Drama: Connecting Past Events to Modern Stories

    18. Quiz: 2.9 Discussing How History Shapes Drama: Connecting Past Events to Modern Stories

    19. 2.10 Reflecting on Historical Drama: Sharing Lessons Learned Through Performance

    20. Quiz: 2.10 Reflecting on Historical Drama: Sharing Lessons Learned Through Performance

    1. 3.1 Introduction to Poetry as Drama: How Can Poems Be Performed?

    2. Quiz: 3.1 Introduction to Poetry as Drama: How Can Poems Be Performed?

    3. 3.2 Choosing Poems With Dramatic Potential: Selecting Works That Tell a Story or Express Emotion

    4. Quiz: 3.2 Choosing Poems With Dramatic Potential: Selecting Works That Tell a Story or Express Emotion

    5. 3.3 Practicing Clear Pronunciation and Projection: Delivering Lines With Impact

    6. Quiz: 3.3 Practicing Clear Pronunciation and Projection: Delivering Lines With Impact

    7. 3.4 Exploring Emotions in Poems: Adding Facial Expressions and Body Movements

    8. Quiz: 3.4 Exploring Emotions in Poems: Adding Facial Expressions and Body Movements

    9. 3.5 Using Gestures and Actions to Enhance the Poem: Bringing Words to Life

    10. Quiz: 3.5 Using Gestures and Actions to Enhance the Poem: Bringing Words to Life

    11. 3.6 Practicing in Pairs or Groups to Rehearse Timing: Coordinating Voice and Movements

    12. Quiz: 3.6 Practicing in Pairs or Groups to Rehearse Timing: Coordinating Voice and Movements

    13. 3.7 Adding Props or Simple Visuals to Support the Performance: Enriching the Scene

    14. Quiz: 3.7 Adding Props or Simple Visuals to Support the Performance: Enriching the Scene

    15. 3.8 Performing Poems as Monologues or Group Pieces: Sharing With the Class

    16. Quiz: 3.8 Performing Poems as Monologues or Group Pieces: Sharing With the Class

    17. 3.9 Reflecting on How Poems Transform Through Drama: Discussing New Insights Gained

    18. Quiz: 3.9 Reflecting on How Poems Transform Through Drama: Discussing New Insights Gained

    19. 3.10 Exploring Creativity in Poetry Performances: Encouraging Unique Interpretations

    20. Quiz: 3.10 Exploring Creativity in Poetry Performances: Encouraging Unique Interpretations

    1. 4.1 Introduction to Playwriting: Exploring the Basics of Plot, Characters, and Dialogue

    2. Quiz: 4.1 Introduction to Playwriting: Exploring the Basics of Plot, Characters, and Dialogue

    3. 4.2 Brainstorming Ideas for Short Plays: Generating Creative and Engaging Storylines

    4. Quiz: 4.2 Brainstorming Ideas for Short Plays: Generating Creative and Engaging Storylines

    5. 4.3 Writing Dialogues That Reveal Character and Plot: Practicing Realistic Conversations

    6. Quiz: 4.3 Writing Dialogues That Reveal Character and Plot: Practicing Realistic Conversations

    7. 4.4 Planning Movements and Actions for the Play: Coordinating With Dialogue

    8. Quiz: 4.4 Planning Movements and Actions for the Play: Coordinating With Dialogue

    9. 4.5 Rehearsing Short Plays in Small Groups: Practicing Timing and Expression

    10. Quiz: 4.5 Rehearsing Short Plays in Small Groups: Practicing Timing and Expression

    11. 4.6 Adding Simple Props and Costumes to Enhance the Performance: Creating a Visual Story

    12. Quiz: 4.6 Adding Simple Props and Costumes to Enhance the Performance: Creating a Visual Story

    13. 4.7 Refining Plays With Peer Feedback: Improving Flow and Clarity

    14. Quiz: 4.7 Refining Plays With Peer Feedback: Improving Flow and Clarity

    15. 4.8 Rehearsing Final Versions of the Plays: Ensuring Polished Performances

    16. Quiz: 4.8 Rehearsing Final Versions of the Plays: Ensuring Polished Performances

    17. 4.9 Performing Short Plays for an Audience: Sharing Original Works

    18. Quiz: 4.9 Performing Short Plays for an Audience: Sharing Original Works

    19. 4.10 Reflecting on the Playwriting Process: Discussing What Was Learned About Drama

    20. Quiz: 4.10 Reflecting on the Playwriting Process: Discussing What Was Learned About Drama

This course contains:

  • 82 lessons