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Year Plan Grade: 9 Subject: Drama Duration: 17 Weeks (Sept.-Dec.)

This 17-week drama course for grade 9 covers 5 disciplines: orientation, speech, movement, improvisation/acting, and theatre studies. Students will develop skills like warm-up routines, character development, script analysis, and technical theatre functions. Assessments include quizzes, performances, and construction projects to evaluate students' mastery of outcomes in areas like terminology, movement, storytelling, and research.

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Year Plan Grade: 9 Subject: Drama Duration: 17 Weeks (Sept.-Dec.)

This 17-week drama course for grade 9 covers 5 disciplines: orientation, speech, movement, improvisation/acting, and theatre studies. Students will develop skills like warm-up routines, character development, script analysis, and technical theatre functions. Assessments include quizzes, performances, and construction projects to evaluate students' mastery of outcomes in areas like terminology, movement, storytelling, and research.

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Year Plan

Grade: 9
Subject: Drama
Duration: 17 Weeks (Sept.-Dec.)

Discipline Description Outcomes


Orientation ● Warm up routines Orientation: All concepts,
● Motivation skills and attitudes
(Weeks 1-2)
● Generating ideas
● Assessment:
Terminology quiz

● Enhance character
● Determine vocal
qualities through
listening
Speech: 15-18
Speech ● Assessment: Poem
(Weeks 3-5) reading, reader’s
theatre

● Use contrast in
movement
● Sustain mood through
movement
● Coordinate movement
● Assessment: Lip
Sync Battle, Dream
sequence

Movement: 26-28
● Character
Movement development
(Weeks 6-8) ● Character motivation
● Storytelling
● Recite, rehearse and
present text
● Assessment: Theatre
Olympics Project

● Understanding the
script
● Analyzing the script
● Plot structure
● Assessment:
Improvisation/Acting Character and script Improvisation/Acting: 26-33
(Weeks 9-12) analysis Theatre Studies: 7-12

● Basic terminology
● Understand basic
conventions and
functions
● Research
● Construction
● Assessment: Mask
making project

Theatre Studies Theatre Studies: 1, 6, 7-12


(Weeks 13-15)

Technical Theatre Technical Theatre: 1-16


(Weeks 15-17)

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