Year 7 Drama Lesson 6 Assessment

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Workers and the workhouse during Victorian Times A series of interactive lessons and instructions for teachers to create a art project: Years 5 a 6 Lesson.
Advertisements

CASTLEMILK HIGH SCHOOL. You will choose from a theme or from a scripted extract to explore these skills: Acting Sound Lighting Stage make-up Props Costume.
To give you practical experience of planning, designing and carrying out an ethical piece of research. To develop your understanding of research methodology,
Lesson 1 FORM AND GENRE. Today you are learning to…  Understand the meaning of FORM and GENRE  Understand the plot of Blood Brothers by Willy Russell.
The Drama Process Revision Created by L McCarry. The Drama Process On the next slide you will see the order of the Drama Process mixed up. Read through.
Developing Effective Communication in Health and Social Care While I take the register please spend the first couple of minutes filling out the sheet to.
Yr 7 Drama Status on The Stage Today’s Objectives By the end of this lesson, you will: Be able to explain what status is. Be able to explain what status.
3.4 Notes: Factoring p. 74 in your book. FACTORING We’ll use the Sum and Product Technique We’ll use the Sum and Product Technique Our job is to find.
Introduction to Drama unit
Mentoring sessions- Learning a new skill. Tiffany Colbert. Mentor – Mrs Wrigley (parrswood high school Drama teacher)
BEHAVIOUR FOR LEARNING Be an ACTIVE learner Be willing and ready to learn Behave positively Treat everyone with respect Always try your best. Are you.
Researching a newspaper article
Revise Wise Study Shelley College
Structures and Tools that Support Independent Writers
SAMBA MUSIC Music from Rio 2016.
Using Group work In problem solving
Write a story Creating a Successful Lesson Plan Learning objectives:
THRILLER PROJECT!! Week 1: Week 2: Recap ideas from week 1. Week 1:
4th Grade ICAP Academic Planning Understanding your Report Card
Managing Large Classes with Group Work
I Can Work in a Group! Read title and introduce lesson to students. Ask if they ever have to work in groups at school. Lead discussion about how they.
Finishing the Virtual Pet
Drama Aims: Having fun with drama and making you into the next great playwright of our time. Creating a huge book full of your own awesome plays which.
Chicago (2002) dir. Rob Marshall
Drama At Cornwallis Academy
Musical Parody Year 7 Lesson 3 & 4.
I Can Work in a Group! Read title and introduce lesson to students. Ask if they ever have to work in groups at school. Lead discussion about how they.
Year 8 Drama Lesson 2 Using Skills & Techniques
Year 9 Drama Lesson 6 – Marcus meets his victim
Largs Academy Department of Drama Directing Reference Booklet.
Drama At Cornwallis Academy
Drama and Theatre Studies - A Level
YEAR 7 DANCE.
Indigenous Australian Dreamtime Stories
Drama At Cornwallis Academy
Drama At Cornwallis Academy
Year 2 Autumn Term Week 11 Lesson 4
Year 2 Autumn Term Week 11 Lesson 4
PHYSICAL THEATRE Year 8 Drama Lesson 5
HW: Maintenance Sheet 6.10 *Correction: Question 16 & 17 goes together
PERFORMING ARTS DANCE.
Yr 7 Drama Lesson 6 Assessment
Year 9 Drama Lesson 3 – Young Offenders Institution
Drama At Cornwallis Academy
Learning Objective…To create a performance about GCSE’s.
To be or not to be Reader's Theatre.
Year 8 Drama Lesson 3 Storytelling
PERFORMING ARTS DANCE.
Drama At Cornwallis Academy
Prepare for Learning Skills Development & Professional Conduct Record Form (10% of whole GCSE) DATE: PRESENT? ON TIME? CORRECT KIT/EQUIPMENT?   THOROUGH.
Yr 7 Drama Lesson 3 Creating a Scene
Yr 7 Drama Lesson 2 Routines & Gags
Year 7 Drama Lesson 4 Exaggeration
PERFORMING ARTS DANCE.
Drama At Cornwallis Academy
Yr 7 Drama Lesson 7 Evaluation
Year 5 (National Numeracy Strategy) (Based on DFEE Sample Lessons)
YEAR 7 DANCE.
Btec Level 1 / 2 Tech award Performing Arts
Warm Up What does the following phrase “International Towne” mean to you now that you have completed International Towne?
GREEK THEATRE Year 8 Lesson One.
PERFORMING ARTS DANCE.
Step 1 (on your own) Write at least 25 review questions about geology, astronomy, meteorology, OR oceanography.
KS3 Drama Levels.
Welcome.
Homework Task 4 – Formal Evaluation and Target Setting
2/19/08 BR:Why do you think “hearsay” is not allowed in court?
SELF-ASSESSMENT.
Presentation transcript:

Year 7 Drama Lesson 6 Assessment PHYSICAL THEATRE Year 7 Drama Lesson 6 Assessment

LESSON OBJECTIVE: To create a performance piece using all of the skills learned previously

KEYWORDS Physicalisation Characterisation Exaggeration Non-naturalism Lesson Objective: To create a performance piece using all of the skills learned previously To perform using physical theatre techniques KEYWORDS Physicalisation Characterisation Exaggeration Non-naturalism

Lesson Objective: To create a performance piece using all of the skills learned previously To perform using physical theatre techniques REGISTER SKILLS When students answer the register, they have to answer stating a skill that is needed to make physical theatre effective

Lesson Objective: To create a performance piece using all of the skills learned previously To perform using physical theatre techniques TASK In today's lesson you will be assessed on the creating and performing process   Teacher will place students into pre-selected groups. Each group has an envelope, which contains your task. Students are to read as a group, taking note of the skills that they must use in their piece.

Lesson Objective: To create a performance piece using all of the skills learned previously To perform using physical theatre techniques DISCUSSION TIME Students must sit down in their groups and discuss which part everyone is going to play. All students must try to contribute some ideas. One student may be elected the Director or it can be a group effort.

Lesson Objective: To create a performance piece using all of the skills learned previously To perform using physical theatre techniques REHEARSING Students must work together to create their piece, with one student being allocated as the director if you have decided this previously.   Remember that actions and facial expressions need to be really exaggerated and the ideas can be abstract/unusual. EXTENSION Students must add an alternative ending to their story if they think they have finished ahead of time.

Lesson Objective: To create a performance piece using all of the skills learned previously To perform using physical theatre techniques PERFORMANCE Each group performs to the rest of the group and give feedback.