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BITS Home Curriculum Lesson Plans Blues Educators ... BITS Home Blues In The Schools What I found out is that blues is more than music; it is the life story of what African-Americans endured in the South. A high school student I have been taught something that cannot be measured by grades; I have been taught to listen to music. The magic I've found is that through the musician singing about the trials of his life, it manages to brighten up mine. The first time I felt that, I began to understand why the blues came about. A high school student Research has proven that students exposed to the arts as part of their core curriculum test higher in every other subject and develop superior problem-solving skills. Association for the Advancement of Arts Education. WHY BLUES IN THE SCHOOLS? In the early 20th Century, W.E.B. Dubois wrote, "The problem of the 20th Century is the problem of the color line." Through the study of blues traditions in any curriculum, educators can address educational issues like the color line, diversity, multi-culturalism, and interdisciplinary studies in a way that engages all aged students. At a time when Dubois' words still echo, an understanding of this truly original American music form allows students to appreciate this and other contributions of African-Americans to the world. The study of the blues is the study of the culture that produced this music. This cultural study is an investment in the human spirit.

102. Secondary Drama | Core Resources: Lesson Plans NOTE The template for the blank lesson plan (Years 7 to 10) can be Relevent lesson plans. lesson 2 (download as PDF); lesson 3 (download as PDF) http://alex.edfac.usyd.edu.au/methods/Drama_Secondary/resources/core/lesson_plan

Secondary Drama Core Resources: Lesson Plans NOTE : The template for the blank lesson plan (Years 7 to 10) can be dowloaded from here Explore the extract from "Saint Joan" G.B Shaw. Socio-political context? Style of writing? How was this play originally intended to be performed? What are your perceptions? How do you relate to it? How do experience this extract as a piece of performance? Is it difficult or flexible to play with? Can you relate to any heroes? Have you ever been driven by passion and inspiration? Explore the levels of inspiration and passion. How do you think actors are inspired? How do you think a playwright exhibits inspiration and passion? HOW ELSE COULD YOU CONVEY,EXPRESS, OR PERFORM THIS EXTRACT? JUSTIFY YOUR DECISIONS. Relevent Lesson Plans Lesson 2 (download as PDF) Lesson 3 (download as PDF) Lesson 4 (download as PDF)

103. ENC Portal - Advanced Search Results Searched for Classification equals Subject Art Music drama Music , Results 1 18 of 18 K-12 Resources lesson plans on just about every topic. http://portal.dep.anl.gov/SPT--AdvancedSearch.php?vn=Classification&vv=Subject -

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Lesson Plans Use this Lesson Plan with the following health topics or with other relevant content from the textbook: Wellness Resiliency Cross Curriculum Lesson Plan: Language Arts Student Resource: From The Miracle Worker by William Gibson Media Type: Drama Objectives After completing this lesson, students will be able to: Define resilience and discuss the resilience of the human spirit. Describe the importance of harnessing the energy in negative emotions and turning it toward positive goals. Recognize that people with disabilities are often able to overcome great obstacles. Introducing the Lesson Ask students to imagine what it would be like to be blind or deaf. Then ask them to imagine what it would be like to be both. Remind students that a famous, well-documented case of an individual who overcame both of these limitations was Helen Keller. Determine how much students know about this remarkable woman and her equally remarkable mentor, Annie Sullivan. After asking volunteers to share what they know, shift the topic toward the selection by asking: What does Helen Keller's triumph over her condition teach us about the resilience of the human spirit? Teaching Strategies Hand out copies of the play excerpt, which is preceded by a brief introduction. Even though this play is quite challenging to perform, feel free to do so if there are students in the class with strong dramatic aptitude. You may want to ask one of them to take the "silent" role of Helen, and another to play Annie Sullivan. A student with good public speaking skills can read the introduction while the balance of the class follows along silently.

105. International Reading Association : Web Resources : Lesson Plans : In The Poet's a lesson plan for grades 6 to 8 language arts. McMaster, JC (1998). “Doing” literature Using drama to build literacy. The Reading Teacher, 51, 574–584. http://www.reading.org/resources/tools/lessons/78.html

Contact Us Help Site Map The Association ... Lesson Plans Overview From theory to practice The Reading Teacher Drama is a useful tool in developing affect in readers; it creates interest and motivation. Drama provides the opportunity for students to develop fluency through the repeated reading of a text selected for performance. Through drama, students develop a deeper understanding of text because it requires them to determine emphasis and interpretation. Student objectives Students will Analyze a variety of poems from a variety of online resources Compare the concrete similarities and differences of several poems Build connections between personal experience and literature Analyze the elements a poet uses to develop meaning Explore and develop an understanding of audience, speaker, narrator, and writer Analyze mood and theme Explore the impact spoken language has on meaning Use dramatic voice and expression Evaluate their own performance and the performance of others based on a specific evaluation rubric Estimated lesson time: Four 30-minute sessions to review poetry and complete the analysis; five 20-minute sessions to prepare for the presentation

106. Second 30 Days - First Grade Language Arts lesson Plan. Annotation drama lesson created for day 51 of the 180 day sequence of lesson plans. Students will read a dramatization of the story, http://www.glc.k12.ga.us/seqlps/sudspres.asp?SUID=103&SSUID=101&SSTitle=First Gr

107. Unit Lesson Plans Unit lesson plans. The following subjects and concepts have been put into units of lesson plans. You will find that these units provide you with creative http://www.byu.edu/tma/arts-ed/units/unithome.htm

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108. KinderArt - Art Lessons - Art Education: The Largest Collection Of Free Art Less The largest collection of free online art lesson plans and art education information on the Internet. Your complete allin-one resource for teaching the http://www.kinderart.com/

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best online courses photocopy-master lesson plans with worksheets free samples to download available in electronic and paper formats for Secondary Education in the UK. Use keywords to find the product you are looking for. Select Subject Select category Products Art Assemblies Behaviour and Attendance Business Studies Careers Citizenship Cross-Curricular Drama English Exam Prep Geography GNVQ High Attaining Students History ICT Induction Year INSET Key Skills Languages Literacy Maths Music Numeracy Online Resources Pastoral Care PE PSHE RE RSA Initial Awards Science Shakespeare Special Needs VI Form News Blog Default News Students' News Teachers' news Information Home About Us Contact Us eLearning Credits ... Blog Links Price: Age Range Click to enlarge An essential resource for every Drama department, this pack provides easily accessible material which requires no preparation and can be taught by non-specialists. Worksheets ensure that your students always have access to appropriate, guided work. Topics include: Developing a theme; Reviews; Storyboards; Rewrites; Description; Scripts.

110. ArtsWork - Instruction Here are lesson IDEAS culled from a number of sources. They are presented by discipline and grade (elementary, You are at, Teachers lesson plans http://artswork.asu.edu/arts/teachers/lesson/

Dance Rhythmic(SN) Arts Careers (3-12) Weather Dance(3-4) ... Resources Search ArtsWork: Teachers Lesson Plans Teaching to the state or national arts standards can have a number of advantages. If the standards are displayed, students and their parents know what is expected from the learning experiences. If the students keep portfolios they will be able to demonstrate what they have learned and they will be able to focus on their goals and make plans for future work. Then students are: actively engaged in meaningful work able to describe what is expected of them able to describe why they are doing what they are doing able to demonstrate the habits of rehearsal and revision able to discuss work-in-progress in terms of its quality better able to describe what assistance they need able to see their teachers as advocates and coaches When is an Activity a Performance of Understanding? When students learn through their own thoughtful performance of meaningful tasks. When students are responsible for synthesizing their knowledge in ways that make sense to them.

111. EDSITEment - Lesson Plan Open Printable lesson Plan To gain an appreciation for Greek drama through study of a play by Sophocles; to explore the cultural and historical context http://edsitement.neh.gov/view_lesson_plan.asp?id=330

112. ReadWriteThink: Lesson Plan lesson Plan Selector. Grade Band, All Grades, K2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12 Have students read the selected Shakespearean drama. (Julius Caesar, Romeo and Juliet, http://www.readwritethink.org/lessons/lesson_view.asp?id=198

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114. Young Audiences Of St. Louis: Connections 2004-Theater Lesson Plan Story drama lesson plan designed by Emily Petkewich, Metro Theater Company (lesson plan is designed for lower elementary students but can be easily adjusted http://www.yastl.org/TheatreLessonPlan04.htm

HOME ARTISTS CATALOG EVENTS ... SITE MAP VIEW A LESSON PLAN MOVEMENT MUSIC VISUAL ART WHITE WAVE ... CONNECTIONS THEATER LESSON PLAN Group Facilitators: Emily Petkewich, Metro Theater Company (an Arts Partner) , and Ellen Wyman, St. Paul School, St. Louis Archdiocese *What is Creative Drama: The American Alliance for Theatre and Education (AATE) defines creative drama as: "An improvisational, non-exhibitional, process-centered form of drama in which participants are guided by a leader to imagine, enact, and reflect upon human experiences. The creative process is dynamic. The leader guides the group to explore, express, and communicate ideas, concepts, and feelings through dramatic enactment. In creative drama, the group improvises action and dialogue appropriate to the content it is exploring, using elements of drama to give form and meaning to the experience." In other words...

115. Title: Quot;West Side Story" - Topics: Drama/Musicals; U.S./1945 - 1991; Diversi Title quot;West Side Story Topics drama/Musicals; US/1945 - 1991; Diversity New York; Each Learning Guide can easily be made into a lesson plan. http://www.teachwithmovies.org/guides/west-side-story.html

WEST SIDE STORY SUBJECTS CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT - Fighting; Revenge; MORAL-ETHICAL EMPHASIS - Trustworthiness; Respect; Caring; Age: 12+; Not Rated; Musical; 1961; 151 minutes; Color. This film is an adaptation of the "Romeo and Juliet" story to New York in the 1950s. The movie is regarded as one of the best musicals ever filmed. "West Side Story" is a consummate work of art. The music, lyrics and choreography are terrific. The male dancing is strikingly masculine and virile, an expression of the strength and energy of the young men who make up the rival gangs. The TeachWithMovies.com Learning Guide will help teachers and parents use the film to explore themes such as the danger of bad associations, the risks of unreasoning and hasty revenge, the risks and futility of fighting, the evils of prejudice, and the problems inherent in disrespect for authority. TeachWithMovies.com Learning Guides are used by thousands of teachers as lesson plans. Exclusive "Quick Discussion Questions" help parents stimulate family discussions.

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My Lessons Feel free to use any of these lessons. Just let me know which are the most helpful so I can continue to improve my page. If you would like your page linked, please let me know. Drama Drama Ideas Mousetrap Advertisements Arsenic and Old Lace Literature Huck Finn Macbeth Lord of the Flies The Scarlet Letter ... Julius Caesar Writing Film Reviews Poetry Interdisciplinary Editorials ... Too To Two exercise General Resources Vocabulary Block Scheduling suggestions Links to other sources of plans (I have different content areas listed) Send email Sign the guest book Return to the index

117. BC Education - Drama 8 To 10 Exploration and Imagination (Critical Analysis) drama Skills (Body and Voice) drama Skills (Role) drama Skills (drama as Metaphor) drama Skills http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/irp/drama810/drtoc.htm

D RAMA TO Integrated Resource Package 1996 Once you have viewed this IRP, please take a moment to fill out the User Survey Table of Contents Preface: Using this Integrated Resource Package Preface Introduction to Dance 8 to 10 Introduction Rationale Curriculum Organizers Instructional Strategies ... Learning Resources Drama 8 to 10 Curriculum Grade 8 Exploration and Imagination (Expression and Trust) Exploration and Imagination (Critical Analysis) Drama Skills (Body and Voice) Drama Skills (Role) ... Context (Making Connections) Grade 9 Exploration and Imagination (Critical Analysis) Drama Skills (Body and Voice) Drama Skills (Role) Drama Skills (Drama as Metaphor) ... Context (Making Connections) Grade 10 Exploration and Imagination (Critical Analysis) Drama Skills (Body and Voice) Drama Skills (Role) Drama Skills (Drama as Metaphor) ... Context (Making Connections) Appendices Appendix A: Learning Outcomes Appendix B: Learning Resources Appendix C: Cross-Curricular Outlines Appendix D: Assessment and Evaluation ... IRP Page Next Page Province of British Columbia Ministry of Education Standards Department Maintained by: Fine Arts Coordinator - Drama Revised: January 20, 1999

118. Centerforlearning.org New Novel/drama Titles and Curriculum Units. I know why the Caged Bird Sings, Catch22, The House on Mango Street, The Bleachers/Tangerine, The Secret Life http://www.centerforlearning.org/lesson_plans.html

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