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      Dramatic Content and Theatrical Forms
      Integrating Theatre


 
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      History, Government, Economics, and Geography, Approved 2005
      Mathematics, Approved 2003
      Reading, Approved 2003
      Science, Approved 2007
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Theatre/Drama, Approved 2004  
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4 Designing and Producing Theatre
   4.1 Producing: The student recognizes that there are a variety of roles and responsibilities necessary for theatrical production.
      4.1.1 The student defines the different jobs associated with the production of a classroom play.
      4.1.2 The student carries out the responsibilities for one or more of the jobs associated with play production.
      4.1.3 The student gives reasons why these roles are important to play production.
   4.2 Producing: The student visualizes a setting appropriate to a story.
      4.2.1 The student draws and colors a picture for a single setting to a story.
      4.2.2 The student creates a story board for an entire story.
      4.2.3 The student creates a 3-D setting for at least one part of a story.
   4.3 Producing: The student uses simple objects and materials for props, costumes, and physical settings.
      4.3.1 The student uses materials at hand to create masks, stage makeup, costume pieces, and props for a dramatization.
      4.3.2 The student uses tables, chairs, and other objects to create a set for a classroom dramatization.
      4.3.3 The student creates a simple set for a select scene within a given space, using available materials.
      4.3.4 The student creates simple stage sets using objects in the classroom and from home to recreate the environment for a play.
   4.4 Producing: The student demonstrates safe use of simple tools and materials.
      4.4.1 The student correctly uses scissors, pencils, and other tools for creating costumes, props, and physical setting.
      4.4.2 The student explains the proper use of tools and materials needed for creating costumes, props, and physical setting.
      4.4.3 The student respectfully uses and maintains the use of tools.
   4.5 Producing: The student knows how to design simple advertising and marketing materials.
      4.5.1 The student identifies marketing materials needed for advertising a play.
      4.5.2 The student identifies the qualities needed in advertising materials for marketing a play.
      4.5.3 The student creates posters, programs, and other marketing materials for a skit.


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