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Below are lesson plans for drama teachers in PDF format. They are free for all. You may use them, print them, copy them, and by all means, change them to fit your students needs. They are created for easy understanding without all the gobbledygook lesson plan jargon university professors insist on.
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Beginning Drama Lesson Plans

Drama

Drama school will give you incredible creative stimulation, collaborating with professionals and fellow students alike. Having a wide range of skills at your fingertips – writing, playing an instrument, singing, dancing – to combine with your acting talent will give you a strong foundation for a flourishing career. That’s why The Blue Bird hasn’t been staged in 90 years, and is never even read except under duress by hapless students in university drama classes — while L. Frank Baum’s tale still sells thousands of copies every year. With all that said, 20th Century Fox’s 1940 version of The Blue Bird has been given a bum rap over the years. Enter drama, center stage. Plan your 60-minute lesson in English / Language Arts or Writing with helpful tips from Kristal Doolin.

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01 Games & Names
02 Game, Names, and Disclosure
03 The Canterbury Tales
04 Cockroach
0505 Names Test
06 Canterbury Performance
Speech on Self
Objectives
Tactics
Conquering Stage Fright
The Stage
Group Poem
Conflict
Short Scene
Risk
A Character's Shoes
Ensemble
The Five W's
Think Quick
Vocalizing Emotions
Pantomime 1 Space & Click
Pantomime 2 A Simple Task
Pantomime 3 Specialty Moves
Pantomime 4 A Story
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Advanced Drama Lesson Plans

Write To Miemss Mcnaughton's Drama Classic

GENERAL ACTING
Disclosure & Games
No More Inhibitions
The Reality of Doing
Stage Combat
Creative Dramatics
Stanislavski Focus Connections
Listening

SCENIC IMPROV
Intro to Scenic Improv
Intro to Scenic Improv 2
Basic Scenic Improv
More Scenic Improv
The Tag Out
Scenes vs Games
Mirror to Scenes
Preconceived Ideas
Check Your First Moment
Context - The How
Support Your Partner
Surprise
COMEDY
Comedy 1
Comedy 2
Comedy 3
Comedy 4
Conflict in Script Writing
Fish Out of Water