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I am a Performing Arts Subject Leader and English teacher. I have a range of resources covering Drama, Dance and English.
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I am a Performing Arts Subject Leader and English teacher. I have a range of resources covering Drama, Dance and English.
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Comp 2 Performing Arts - Blood Brother workshops
This resource includes 10 workshops used to develop my students performance of Blood Brothers for component 2.
This includes 10 full workshops that follow the learning cycle and makes reference to the assessment criteria.
Component 1 BTEC Drama LAB booklet
This is a booklet which I use with Drama students to complete an essay to compare and contrast the three performance works studied for LAA.
Each paragraph has a WAGOLL and sentence starters to assist them!
BTEC tech award Drama - comp 1 LAB workshop exploration and LAA quiz
This includes three workshop explorations that provides evidence for comp 1 LAB (exploring the performance arts)
It focuses on the set works:
Blood Brothers
Teechers
Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time
It includes three workshops and a quiz which consolidates, assesses and develops students understanding of LAA.
I also have a range of lessons, model examples and worksheets to support LAA.
Comp 3 Acting mock (BTEC Tech Award)
This is a unit of work that takes students through a mock comp 3 exam using the brief ‘time changes everything’.
This allows them to practically explore their ideas whilst developing their ability to complete their ideas, development and evaluation logs.
KS3/4 Interactive Drama Quiz
This is a fun, interactive drama quiz which is perfect end of topic, starter, or plenary activity for KS3 and 4 learners.
The aim is to consolidate, assess and expand the students knowledge of drama styles, skills, devices alongside aspects of roles, responsibilities and staging.
This has 40 questions and also has the answers included. This will allow this to be lead by students and used by non-specialists too.
Drama charades!
This is an interactive game/activity which I use to develop characterisation and cooperation skills!
Instructions of how to play are included The students really enjoy it!
Drama bingo!
This is a Drama bingo card that can be used to challenge learners when devising Drama.
This can be done to challenge HAP learners, or can be used as a challenge for students to complete against one another (who can get a line or house, first)
Students can receive rewards for completing bingo to engage and motivate learners.
Year 9 Drama Curriculum
This includes a range of SOW and resources that are used for the year 9 students. This include:
Teechers (3 weeks)
Naturalism/Mugged (6 weeks)
A Christmas Carol (6 weeks)
A Curious Incident/physical theatre (6 weeks)
Although this is still KS3, our intention is to prepare students for KS4 - whilst sustaining engagement.
Enjoy!
BTEC Tech Comp 1 PA - boardgame
This is a boardgame created to engage learners in component 1 of the BTEC Tech Award in Performing Arts.
There are two games - one for the Dance and one for the Drama pathway.
The boardgame includes our set works (West Side Story, Revelations, Swansong, Blood Brothers and Teechers) but is easily adapted to suit your own set works.
Students can roll a dice to decide which questions to answer and in which order. It can be done as a game between peers or a solo task.
Drama skills home learning menu
This is a menu that i have used as part of KS3 students home learning.
The intention of the menu is to allow students to develop their understanding of performance skills.
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Drama Home Learning Bundle
This is a bundle of Drama home learning resources that have been used with KS3 students - but could be easily adapted to KS4.
There are 8 weeks of content - with each week giving students an option of tasks to select from.
KS3 Drama - Remote Learning - Romeo and Juliet
This includes 6 lessons that have been used for live lessons and remote learning for KS3 students. Each lesson has a PowerPoint and there is also a knowledge organiser and end of topic assessment.
Read My Lips Game!
This is a Drama game that helps students to revisit key terminology (including styles, skills and job roles) and also practice their vocal clarity and articulation.
Inspired by ‘Saturday Night Takeaway’s’ game of the same name - the game asks a student to have earphones on and face away from the board, another students to mime the words that will appear on the board. The other student will be given a set amount of time to guess the word their partner is miming.
Perfect for a starter!
Age Related Expectations Drama - Year 7
This is a copy of our new assessment criteria in KS3 Drama.
This is based on ‘Age Related Expectations’ and includes the criteria for meeting these and also for achieving ‘Greater Depth’.
Each criteria is linked to areas of the National Curriculum in which this covers.
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KS3 Drama - Remote Learning bundle
This bundle includes 2 units of work (6 lessons each).
Both units have been used for remote learning and for the delivery of live lessons.
One unit looks at Romeo and Juliet and the other improvisation, with the focus of students developing a script about being stranded on a desert island.
Each lesson has a PowerPoint Presentation
Each unit has a knowledge organiser.
Each unit has an end of topic assessment
There are opportunities for performance and creative tasks, such as script writing.
Lessons includes video examples for students to analyse.
Creative tasks have modelled examples to support students.
Drama Pass the Parcel!
This is an activity that can be used as a starter, plenary or main activity in a lesson. I have found that it is a fun and engaging way to encourage students to re-visit knowledge and for you to assess learners understanding.
You can pass a traditional pass the parcel. I use a raffle ticket reward system, therefore pass these.
Each question has a verbal and physical challenge to appeal to all learners.
This can be done with KS3 and KS4 learners. You can easily adapt the questions to further meet/match your curriculum.
Drama peer assessment cards
These peer assessment cards have been created to encourage students to provide effective peer assessment and develop their knowledge of key Drama terms.
These can be used by KS3 or KS4 learners and can be used in various ways.
Each card has a Drama skill, definition and questions to assist students in forming their feedback. I have also included a PowerPoint slide which I used to reinforce the instructions to the learners.
KS3 Drama - Remote Learning - Improvisation/ Desert Island!
This is a 6 lessons that focus on using improvisation and asks students to develop a script that follows them being stranded on a desert island.
Each lesson includes a PowerPoint and there is also a knowledge organiser and end of topic assessment includes.
Each script/monologue writing activities have model examples to assist the students.
Age Related Expectations - Year 8 Drama
This is a copy of our new assessment criteria in KS3 Drama.
This is based on ‘Age Related Expectations’ and includes the criteria for meeting these and also for achieving ‘Greater Depth’.
Each criteria is linked to areas of the National Curriculum in which this covers.