Included are Drama key terminology words presented artistically on A4 posters for the classroom. There are 47 drama methods in total which can be printed on A3 or A3 for full effect. On each poster, there is a drama method, a definition and an appropriate image, whether this is a cartoon interpretation or an image from a play, practitioner or musical that links to it. Posters include references to practitioner processes, key words, rehearsal devices, theatrical terms, types of theatre etc. I have used all posters in my classroom and students have been incredibly grateful for them and absorbed lots of knowledge from them. I also have a selection of 36 English Literary Device Posters for sale - these are my best seller!

Selling a 50+ paged booklet for Year 9 Drama. It includes activities, progress questions ideal for mid term assessments and also the end of unit assessment grid for each module, based on Emerging, Developing, Securing and Mastering. It has references to stage types, different styles of theatre and also practitioners such as Berkoff, Brecht, Boal, DV8 etc. It covers the following units: Unit 1 Intro to Practitioners Unit 2 Physical Theatre - Fame and Celebrities Unit 3 Clowning Unit 4 Evaluation of a live performance Unit 5 Set Design Unit 6 Introduction to Blood Brothers The booklet has space for students to use it like a working journal, documenting their ideas, covering key terms, including lesson based activities and other reflective questions. The aim is for the booklet to be printed at the beginning of the year and for the students to write everything for every lesson. Then, it is a clear way of documenting progress from September all the way up to the end of the school year. Obviously, the units can be edited and modified and the activities can be changed depending on what modules you teach. It also includes a knowledge organiser and all of the resources for students to complete their set design and shoebox set design planning. I also have a Year 7 progress booklet and a Year 8 progress booklet available for sale - just check my other items!

A full scheme of work teaching the content and comprehension of ‘Blood Brothers’ by Willy Russell for GCSE exam board AQA. Designed to teach to a middle ability - top set Year 10 class but can easily be adapted. The scheme includes a 222 slide PowerPoint presentation with detailed lessons on every section of the text, along with all resources, worksheets and homework sheets. There is also continuous assessments throughout the study - both reading, writing and speaking assessments and lessons working towards these. The study focuses on understanding and enjoying the content of the text, analysing key language using the more complex paragraphs and writing in response to key parts of the text. It also has a slide dedicated to higher level extensive vocabulary to use. It is heavily influenced with context, character studies and also analysis of key quotations. At the end of the study, I have included approaches to the exam, strategies to develop a detailed response and also included some templates for creating plans for multiple questions linked to characters and themes. I have also included a wide variety of exam questions to use with groups and reference to the mark scheme. The SOW has been designed completely from scratch with some influence taken from other resources seen and used previously

A mock portfolio for Devising Drama unit in GCSE Drama. It includes: Knowledge organiser for different stage types Three different stimuli to explore, based on the theme ‘Disasters’ This includes a BBC News Report on The Hillsborough Disaster, information on a key figure - Thomas Andrews - engineer of the Titanic, and also a picture to inspire students from the Aberfan Colliery Slip. Mock portfolio pages with help / prompts / questions at the top of the page to guide pupils and their work. Assessment grids at the back to assess their mock portfolio with REAL GCSE exam criteria. Grading box on the front cover This will help them to prepare for the real GCSE Drama exam.

Included is a Drama unit of work based on creating Silent Movies, aimed at a mixed ability Year 9 class. The scheme focuses on: Conventions of slapstick Commedia Dellarte brief background Melodrama Stock characters ‘Train Track Terror’ script to explore in a lesson Exercises to explore the concept of slapstick, melodrama and silent movies Finishes with a trust obstacle course for team work Includes review questions to ask students at the end of the unit RAG rating assessment criteria throughout There are video links to examples of work from Chaplin and Laurel and Hardy to use as examples. The unit leads up to students creating their own silent movie with opportunity for them to plan and develop the narrative throughout the unit. Some work sourced elsewhere and then added to and tweaked for my own classes.

Selling a 40+ paged booklet for Year 7 Drama. It includes activities, progress questions ideal for mid term assessments and also the end of unit assessment grid for each module, based on Emerging, Developing, Securing and Mastering. It covers the following units: Unit 1 Intro to Drama Unit 2 Darkwood Manor Unit 3 Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Unit 4 Intro to Shakespeare Unit 5 Evaluation of live performance - Shrek the Musical Unit 6 The Holiday The booklet has space for students to use it like a working journal, documenting their ideas, covering key terms, including wordsearches and other reflective questions. The aim is for the booklet to be printed at the beginning of the year and for the students to write everything for every lesson. Then, it is a clear way of documenting progress from September all the way up to the end of the school year. Obviously, the units can be edited and modified and the activities can be changed depending on what modules you teach. I also have a Year 8 progress booklet and a Year 9 progress booklet available for sale - just check my other items!

Selling a mock portfolio that can be used with a group before the main devising unit. This includes three stimuli on natural disasters and allows students to explore them, with prompts for how to successfully then create and develop their own portfolio. It is then complete with the marking criteria at the back of the booklet, so this can be marked and feedback given. Ideal for a mock exam.

Selling a PowerPoint to help support students with the learning of how to write a successful evaluation for the live theatre evaluation section of the Drama GCSE for OCR. This unit of work is based on the National Theatre performance of Peter Pan performed and filmed in 2017. This can be accessed on Drama Online. The PowerPoint includes: Information on the performance, characters, cast and crew Information about key terminology and vocabulary for the exam Structure strips to follow when writing the evaluation Peter Pan workbook slides that can be printed to create a workbook when watching - focusing on lighting, sound, key scenes, characterisation, set. Copy of Peter Pan reviews to use as a base and to compare Example of a good evaluation for The Crucible Assessment grids

Selling a Blood Brothers work booklet with a variety of questions for students to answer. It has questions from the exam and focuses on: -Set Staging Costume Sound Semiotics Characterisation Physicalisation Contextual links Advantages and disadvantages of stage types Other question types Ideal for students to complete in class / at home and mark themselves in line with assessment criteria.