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Tales Retold
Tales Retold Story
Is the Wicked Witch really so wicked? What did the Big Bad Wolf do that was so bad? Is Prince Charming’s life not quite as charmed as we thought? Students ...
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Two Character Dialogue Lesson
Two Character Dialogue Lesson
Are your students ready to create their own scenes? Building upon our One Person Monologue Lesson, this lesson guides students throu ...
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One Person Monologue Lesson
One Person Monologue Lesson
Give students the opportunity to write, act and direct, all in one lesson! Ideal for sixth through eighth graders with prior drama exper ...
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The Chase Lesson
The Chase Lesson
Looking for an exciting way to teach students about personal space and self-esteem? This lesson is a great way to help students practice self-control, imitati ...
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Señor Coyote Acts as a Judge
Señor Coyote Acts as a Judge
What better way to teach action-reaction than a story packed with mischievous animal characters, including a clever coyote, a sneaky ...
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How the World Was Formed on Turtle’s Back
How the World Was Formed on Turtle's Back Lesson
“How the Earth Was Formed on Turtle’s Back,” is an Onondaga creation story that features ...
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Animal Shapes Story Lesson
Animal Shapes Story Lesson
There’s no better way to get students engaged and in their bodies than animal work! In this lesson, students can practice imitating and transfo ...
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Henry’s Magic Hat Lesson
Henry's Magic Hat Lesson
What are the essential building blocks of every story? In this lesson, you will have the chance to lead students through a simple yet engagin ...
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Reader’s Theater
Reader's Theater Lesson
Whether or not you are new to Reader’s Theater, this lesson will provide you with innovative ways to bring it into your classroom. Providing a ...
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Open Scenes Lesson
Open Scenes Lesson
Challenge students to read between the lines and play distinctive characters in these open-ended scenes. With dialogue that purposefully leaves details up ...
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How the World Was Formed on Turtle’s Back Lesson
How the World Was Formed on Turtle’s Back Lesson
“How the World Was Formed on Turtle’s Back” is an Onondaga creation story that features ...
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Inferencing and Questioning in “The Daydreamer” Lesson
Inferencing and Questioning in "The Daydreamer" Lesson
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Band-Aids Poem
Band-Aids Poem
What if every band-aid were a badge of honor? This heartfelt poem for grades 3-6 tells the story of an accident-prone child who comes to view boo-boos as stories ...
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Transform with a Chair Activity
Transform with a Chair Activity
This exercise is designed for beginning students. Participants learn how to transform into characters. The activity includes suggestions for characters to try! ...
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Pantomimes Activity
Pantomimes Activity
If your students have mastered imitation, they may be ready to try pantomime! With pantomime, there are no props or sounds; participants must tell a story using only the body. In this ac ...
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