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Distance Learning ideas vs Zoom or other video conference platform.

Distance Learning ideas vs Zoom or other video conference platform.

20 theatre-related quotes on posters and slide presentation, for the drama classroom. Part 8 of an 8-part series to complete 'one quote a day' for the school year. You have the option to use a printable version, or access the slide deck presentation link. Be sure to access the 'Guiding Questions and Reflections' that accompany these quotes.

Distance Learning ideas vs Zoom or other video conference platform.

A meditation to take your students through. Video, MP3, and script are included.

A meditation to take your students through. Video, MP3, and script are included.

A meditation to take your students through. Video, MP3, and script are included.

A meditation to take your students through. Video, MP3, and script are included.

Distance Learning ideas vs Zoom or other video conference platform.

Distance Learning ideas vs Zoom or other video conference platform.

Distance Learning ideas vs Zoom or other video conference platform.

Distance Learning ideas vs Zoom or other video conference platform.

Distance Learning ideas vs Zoom or other video conference platform.

Distance Learning ideas vs Zoom or other video conference platform.

Now that video conferencing is becoming a thing of the present, what etiquette rules need to be put into place for you and your students? You discuss many types of etiquette rules with your students: classroom etiquette rules, performance etiquette, audience etiquette - what about video conferencing etiquette?

A series of Technical Theatre activities designed for distance learning.

Distance Learning ideas vs Zoom or other video conference platform.

This packet includes an introduction for the teacher, and cover sheet for the student, to assign 'Scene Spurs' writing prompts for at-home distance learning, without technology.

This packet includes an introduction for the teacher, and cover sheet for the student, to assign the Marketing the Arts packet for at-home distance learning, without technology.

Packet for a monologue writing project that students can do on their own without access to the internet or a computer.