Lesson Examples
Student Learning Objective
Students will be introduced to the foundational aspects of the theatre arts. They will explore basic concepts in acting, voice and diction, movement, improvisation, performance, collaboration, character development, script analysis, auditioning, theatre history, technical theatre, and audience engagement. By the end of this course, students will be able to:
Demonstrate
Basic acting skills, including voice projection, body language, and characterization.
Understand
Elements of an audition, rehearsal, production, and technical theatre.
Analyze & Appreciate
Various theatrical forms, writings, styles, performances, and history.
Create & Explore
Characters, emotions, movement, teamwork, scenes, monologues, and performance presents.
Lessons
Lesson on Comedy & Improv
Grade 9-12
This lesson video provides a brief general touch on the history of comedy, different types of comedy, the benefits of improv in theatre, and the basic rules of improv. It serves as a great introduction to an improv section, laying the foundation for further exploration and practice.
Intro to Pantomime Lesson
Grade 7 & 8
This lesson presentation serves as an introductory class to pantomime and emphasizes the importance of character movement. It includes two engaging learning activities and discussion questions to help students apply their knowledge. Additionally, the presentation offers lesson accommodation ideas for exceptional learners, ensuring an inclusive
learning experience.
Improv Game: Freeze Dance
Grade K-6
This lesson video is designed for homeschooling and introduces theatre to younger grade levels. It focuses on basic skills such as creativity, beginning movement, and concentration exercises. It’s an excellent option for a class warm-up or
closing activity.
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