Lesson Plans

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The Importance of Lighting

Students will demonstrate an understanding of 4 functions of lighting by using flashlights to light a student on stage in different ways.

The Stage (Directions and Parts)

Students will demonstrate their understanding of the physical stage by placing themselves according to what “Simon Says.”

Theatre Organization

Students will demonstrate an understanding of theater-related jobs and their structure by placing themselves on a theater structure chart.

Types of Theaters, Parts of the Stage, Theatre Jargon

Students will demonstrate their understanding of theatre jargon and elementary acting by completing a worksheet and presenting a group scene.

Understanding and Marking a script

Students will apply their knowledge of acting terminology and methods by dissecting, blocking, and marking a script.

Unlocking Your Imagination

Students will demonstrate an ability to unlock their imaginations by participating in some beginning exercises for imagination.

Where It All Begins - An Introduction to Improv

Students will demonstrate an understanding of improvisation by completing an improvisation activity.

Wood Grain Lesson

Students will demonstrate an understanding of how to paint faux wood grain for the stage by practicing it themselves.

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