A complete curriculum for 8th grade Drama
Course curriculum
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Teacher's Guide
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About Eighth Grade Drama
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1.1 Introduction to Complex Shakespearean Scenes: Exploring Context and Themes
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Quiz: 1.1 Introduction to Complex Shakespearean Scenes: Exploring Context and Themes
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1.2 Analyzing Key Scenes From Plays Like Hamlet or King Lear
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Quiz: 1.2 Analyzing Key Scenes From Plays Like Hamlet or King Lear
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1.3 Exploring Complex Emotions in Characters: Practicing Tone and Expression
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Quiz: 1.3 Exploring Complex Emotions in Characters: Practicing Tone and Expression
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1.4 Breaking Down Shakespearean Language: Understanding Meaning and Subtext
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Quiz: 1.4 Breaking Down Shakespearean Language: Understanding Meaning and Subtext
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1.5 Practicing Voice and Movements to Convey Depth: Enhancing Performances
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Quiz: 1.5 Practicing Voice and Movements to Convey Depth: Enhancing Performances
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1.6 Rehearsing Group Scenes for Collaboration and Timing: Building Ensemble Skills
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Quiz: 1.6 Rehearsing Group Scenes for Collaboration and Timing: Building Ensemble Skills
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1.7 Adding Props and Costumes to Support the Story: Enhancing Visual Impact
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Quiz: 1.7 Adding Props and Costumes to Support the Story: Enhancing Visual Impact
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1.8 Exploring Themes of Ambition, Betrayal, and Family: Discussing Relevance
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Quiz: 1.8 Exploring Themes of Ambition, Betrayal, and Family: Discussing Relevance
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1.9 Performing a Complex Scene for the Class: Sharing Work With Peers
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Quiz: 1.9 Performing a Complex Scene for the Class: Sharing Work With Peers
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1.10 Reflecting on Shakespeare’s Depth and Relevance: Connecting to Modern Themes
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Quiz: 1.10 Reflecting on Shakespeare’s Depth and Relevance: Connecting to Modern Themes
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2.1 Introduction to Renaissance Drama: Exploring Playwrights Like Christopher Marlowe and Ben Jonson
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Quiz: 2.1 Introduction to Renaissance Drama: Exploring Playwrights Like Christopher Marlowe and Ben Jonson
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2.2 Analyzing Themes in Plays Like Doctor Faustus or Volpone
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Quiz: 2.2 Analyzing Themes in Plays Like Doctor Faustus or Volpone
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2.3 Acting Out Key Scenes From Renaissance Dramas: Practicing Complex Characters
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Quiz: 2.3 Acting Out Key Scenes From Renaissance Dramas: Practicing Complex Characters
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2.4 Adding Emotion to Express Renaissance Themes: Exploring Power, Morality, and Ambition
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Quiz: 2.4 Adding Emotion to Express Renaissance Themes: Exploring Power, Morality, and Ambition
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2.5 Breaking Down Renaissance Language for Clarity: Understanding Context and Subtext
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Quiz: 2.5 Breaking Down Renaissance Language for Clarity: Understanding Context and Subtext
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2.6 Rehearsing Group Scenes to Build Confidence and Collaboration: Practicing Timing
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Quiz: 2.6 Rehearsing Group Scenes to Build Confidence and Collaboration: Practicing Timing
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2.7 Using Props and Movements to Reflect Renaissance Themes: Creating Visuals
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Quiz: 2.7 Using Props and Movements to Reflect Renaissance Themes: Creating Visuals
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2.8 Exploring the Role of Morality in Renaissance Drama: Discussing Themes and Lessons
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Quiz: 2.8 Exploring the Role of Morality in Renaissance Drama: Discussing Themes and Lessons
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2.9 Performing Renaissance Scenes for an Audience: Showcasing Skills
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Quiz: 2.9 Performing Renaissance Scenes for an Audience: Showcasing Skills
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2.10 Reflecting on the Role of Renaissance Drama in Literature: Sharing Insights
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Quiz: 2.10 Reflecting on the Role of Renaissance Drama in Literature: Sharing Insights
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3.1 Introduction to Character Development: What Drives Characters in Drama?
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Quiz: 3.1 Introduction to Character Development: What Drives Characters in Drama?
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3.2 Analyzing Complex Characters in Literature and Drama: Exploring Depth and Motivation
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Quiz: 3.2 Analyzing Complex Characters in Literature and Drama: Exploring Depth and Motivation
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3.3 Acting Out Monologues That Highlight Inner Conflict: Practicing Emotional Range
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Quiz: 3.3 Acting Out Monologues That Highlight Inner Conflict: Practicing Emotional Range
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3.4 Using Dialogue and Actions to Reveal a Character’s Intentions: Practicing Subtext
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Quiz: 3.4 Using Dialogue and Actions to Reveal a Character’s Intentions: Practicing Subtext
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3.5 Exploring Relationships Between Characters: Acting Out Connections and Tensions
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Quiz: 3.5 Exploring Relationships Between Characters: Acting Out Connections and Tensions
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3.6 Creating Detailed Backstories for Original Characters: Adding Depth to Roles
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Quiz: 3.6 Creating Detailed Backstories for Original Characters: Adding Depth to Roles
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3.7 Rehearsing Scenes With Complex Interactions: Building Ensemble Dynamics
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Quiz: 3.7 Rehearsing Scenes With Complex Interactions: Building Ensemble Dynamics
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3.8 Using Props and Costumes to Reflect Character Traits: Enhancing Visual Storytelling
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Quiz: 3.8 Using Props and Costumes to Reflect Character Traits: Enhancing Visual Storytelling
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3.9 Performing Character-Driven Scenes for the Class: Sharing Insights
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Quiz: 3.9 Performing Character-Driven Scenes for the Class: Sharing Insights
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3.10 Reflecting on the Process of Understanding Characters: Discussing Growth in Acting
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Quiz: 3.10 Reflecting on the Process of Understanding Characters: Discussing Growth in Acting
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4.1 Introduction to One-Act Plays: Understanding Structure and Flow
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Quiz: 4.1 Introduction to One-Act Plays: Understanding Structure and Flow
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4.2 Brainstorming Ideas for Original Plays: Generating Creative Concepts
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Quiz: 4.2 Brainstorming Ideas for Original Plays: Generating Creative Concepts
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4.3 Writing Dialogue That Develops Plot and Characters: Practicing Realistic Speech
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Quiz: 4.3 Writing Dialogue That Develops Plot and Characters: Practicing Realistic Speech
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4.4 Creating a Clear Beginning, Middle, and End: Structuring the Play
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Quiz: 4.4 Creating a Clear Beginning, Middle, and End: Structuring the Play
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4.5 Adding Movements and Stage Directions to Support Dialogue: Enhancing Action
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Quiz: 4.5 Adding Movements and Stage Directions to Support Dialogue: Enhancing Action
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4.6 Rehearsing One-Act Plays in Groups: Practicing Timing and Collaboration
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Quiz: 4.6 Rehearsing One-Act Plays in Groups: Practicing Timing and Collaboration
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4.7 Adding Props and Costumes to Bring the Story to Life: Enriching Performances
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Quiz: 4.7 Adding Props and Costumes to Bring the Story to Life: Enriching Performances
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4.8 Rehearsing Final Versions With Peer Feedback: Polishing the Play
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Quiz: 4.8 Rehearsing Final Versions With Peer Feedback: Polishing the Play
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4.9 Performing One-Act Plays for an Audience: Sharing Original Works
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Quiz: 4.9 Performing One-Act Plays for an Audience: Sharing Original Works
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4.10 Reflecting on the Playwriting and Performance Process: Discussing Lessons Learned
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Quiz: 4.10 Reflecting on the Playwriting and Performance Process: Discussing Lessons Learned
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About this course
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