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Classroom Set-up Toolkit

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Classroom Set-up Toolkit

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This Classroom Set-up Toolkit looks at three fundamental elements of a properly set up classroom:

  • The physical classroom 
  • Teaching/classroom materials 
  • The production classroom 

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Customer Appreciation

Elaine Malone, The Durham Academy
I have taught theatre for over 30 years to all ages – 5 year olds through adults. I have had many experiences with students and plays, but our experience with HOODIE was simply astounding. We had very little time to prepare, but the students were so into it, loved the play so much, they worked hard and made it happen. The peals of sustained laughter from teachers and students alike was a great tonic for the actors. The quiet final moment was, in a room with 350 youngsters, totally quiet. And then there was a spontaneous standing ovation from the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students! How cool is that? Following the performance I got emails from faculty with words like "incredible," "excellent," "very meaningful," "impressive," and "Bravo." I can't tell you how many times faculty members have stopped me in hallways to say what a wonderful play for their students to see. One even asked me if the playwright was a middle school teacher because no one else would be able to understand middle school angst so deeply.
Danny Di Lallo, Michael McGivney Catholic Academy
I am writing to inform you that we had produced Stressed for the Ontario Sears Drama Festival this year and our production has qualified for the Regional Showcase. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to produce the play.
Jared Criswell, Wayne County High School
The play was a great success, so thank you for producing a well-written and easy to perform work. The kids loved it, and it went over well with our public performance!