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Audition & Production Information Template - Editable, Plays, Musicals, Theatre
By Classroom to Curtain
Elevate Your Theatre Production Experience with Our Editable Audition & Production Information Template!
Step into the spotlight with our dynamic Google Doc template, designed to bring your theatre production’s key information to auditioners! Perfect for directors, producers, and theatre educators, this customizable template is your go-to resource for organizing and sharing essential production details with ease.
Why Choose Our Template?
- Fully Editable & Customizable: Tailor the design to match your theatre’s unique aesthetics and branding. Whether you’re directing a classic play or an avant-garde performance, this template adapts seamlessly to your style.
- Comprehensive Information Hub: Includes dedicated sections for the production team, crucial audition and rehearsal dates, audition preparation guidelines, and more. Keep everyone on the same page with clearly outlined information.
- Versatile Usage: Copy and paste the information directly to your production’s website for instant access, or print it out for quick reference. It’s designed to fit your needs, whether you’re online or offline.
- Perfect Pairing: Combine it with our Character Description template to create a complete, informative package that ensures your auditioners are well-prepared and excited to join your production.
Classroom Applications:
- Student Productions: Guide students through the production process by assigning them roles within a mock or real theatre production. Encourage creativity and organizational skills as they customize their own templates.
- Theatre Education: Use this template to teach students the intricacies of theatre production management, from casting to technical rehearsals. It’s an engaging way to bring theory into practice, especially when paired with our other production templates.
- Project-Based Learning: Allow students to create their own hypothetical theatre productions, using the template to plan and present their ideas. This hands-on approach fosters teamwork, communication, and leadership skills for future directors, producers, and stage managers alike.
Get ready to inspire, organize, and engage your creative community with our Audition & Production Information Template today!
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Music Theory - Intervals - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
By Quick Assignment Central
Key Features:
- Concise 4-Paragraph Format: Breaks down topics into manageable sections for maximum understanding. Written at a 7th grade ESOL student level but suitable for a wide range of learners.
- Four Comprehension Questions: Encourages critical thinking and tests knowledge effectively.
- Answer Key Included: Simplifies grading and ensures accurate evaluation.
- Multi-Purpose Use: Ideal for lessons, homework, assessments, or review activities.
- Wide Topic Range: This is one assignment from a series of 10. Buy different topics to use for group projects / study guides and more.
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Music Theory - Musical Form and Structure - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
By Quick Assignment Central
Key Features:
- Concise 4-Paragraph Format: Breaks down topics into manageable sections for maximum understanding. Written at a 7th grade ESOL student level but suitable for a wide range of learners.
- Four Comprehension Questions: Encourages critical thinking and tests knowledge effectively.
- Answer Key Included: Simplifies grading and ensures accurate evaluation.
- Multi-Purpose Use: Ideal for lessons, homework, assessments, or review activities.
- Wide Topic Range: This is one assignment from a series of 10. Buy different topics to use for group projects / study guides and more.
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Music Theory - Minor Scales and Modes - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
By Quick Assignment Central
Key Features:
- Concise 4-Paragraph Format: Breaks down topics into manageable sections for maximum understanding. Written at a 7th grade ESOL student level but suitable for a wide range of learners.
- Four Comprehension Questions: Encourages critical thinking and tests knowledge effectively.
- Answer Key Included: Simplifies grading and ensures accurate evaluation.
- Multi-Purpose Use: Ideal for lessons, homework, assessments, or review activities.
- Wide Topic Range: This is one assignment from a series of 10. Buy different topics to use for group projects / study guides and more.
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Music Theory - Scales and Keys Major Scales - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
By Quick Assignment Central
Key Features:
- Concise 4-Paragraph Format: Breaks down topics into manageable sections for maximum understanding. Written at a 7th grade ESOL student level but suitable for a wide range of learners.
- Four Comprehension Questions: Encourages critical thinking and tests knowledge effectively.
- Answer Key Included: Simplifies grading and ensures accurate evaluation.
- Multi-Purpose Use: Ideal for lessons, homework, assessments, or review activities.
- Wide Topic Range: This is one assignment from a series of 10. Buy different topics to use for group projects / study guides and more.
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Music Theory - The Basics of Music Notation - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
By Quick Assignment Central
Key Features:
- Concise 4-Paragraph Format: Breaks down topics into manageable sections for maximum understanding. Written at a 7th grade ESOL student level but suitable for a wide range of learners.
- Four Comprehension Questions: Encourages critical thinking and tests knowledge effectively.
- Answer Key Included: Simplifies grading and ensures accurate evaluation.
- Multi-Purpose Use: Ideal for lessons, homework, assessments, or review activities.
- Wide Topic Range: This is one assignment from a series of 10. Buy different topics to use for group projects / study guides and more.
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Music Theory - Dynamics, Articulation, and Expression - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
By Quick Assignment Central
Key Features:
- Concise 4-Paragraph Format: Breaks down topics into manageable sections for maximum understanding. Written at a 7th grade ESOL student level but suitable for a wide range of learners.
- Four Comprehension Questions: Encourages critical thinking and tests knowledge effectively.
- Answer Key Included: Simplifies grading and ensures accurate evaluation.
- Multi-Purpose Use: Ideal for lessons, homework, assessments, or review activities.
- Wide Topic Range: This is one assignment from a series of 10. Buy different topics to use for group projects / study guides and more.
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Music Theory - Rhythm and Meter - 4 Paragraphs w/Questions
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Key Features:
- Concise 4-Paragraph Format: Breaks down topics into manageable sections for maximum understanding. Written at a 7th grade ESOL student level but suitable for a wide range of learners.
- Four Comprehension Questions: Encourages critical thinking and tests knowledge effectively.
- Answer Key Included: Simplifies grading and ensures accurate evaluation.
- Multi-Purpose Use: Ideal for lessons, homework, assessments, or review activities.
- Wide Topic Range: This is one assignment from a series of 10. Buy different topics to use for group projects / study guides and more.
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Book Extension Lessons to Teach Half Note {Bundle}
By Creating Musical Literature
Use "Too Much Glue" and "Baa! Moo! What Will We Do?" to teach your students about half notes in a fun and creative way! Have students clap, move and play along with the rhythms and then use the rhythm charts and decoding worksheets to have students practice writing the half note rhythm. Worksheets can be used as Easel activities. Adaptable for PreK-2nd grade.
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Steady Beat and Rhythm Lesson Using Bear Says Thanks
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this lesson extension to the classic book "Bear Says Thanks" by Karma Wilson to engage your students further in this classic. Discuss gratitude and why it is important, then teach them the chant that will go along with this book. Additional rhythm vs. steady beat charts help to explain and reinforce differences between the two. Follow up with decoding worksheets to help students match words with their correct rhythm pattern. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade. Great to use during Thanksgiving time, or any other time of the year that students need reminders about being thankful!
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Sixteenth Note Lesson Using Alexander, Who's Not Going to Move
By Creating Musical Literature
Introduce sixteenth notes to your students one of Judith Viorst's classic books! If you are looking for a fun chant to go with this book which will introduce sixteenth notes, look no further! Learn the chant and then have your students speak it every time Alexander says he will not be moving. Use the accompanying worksheet to decode for sixteenth note rhythms. While you are reviewing sixteenth notes, review rests as well, by asking students why there are boxes over the punctuation marks. Great for late 2nd-3rd grade.
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La Solfege Syllable and Rhythm vs. Steady Beat Lesson Using Bear's Loose Tooth
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this lesson to have the children comfort the bear that the tooth will come out! Based on this popular book, have the children chant or sing to a bear puppet that it will all be okay. Use the accompanying rhythm and beat charts to differentiate between rhythm and steady beat. Accompanying worksheet should be used to have students notate the rhythms to reinforce their decoding skills. Have the older students in grades 1 and 2 sing the chant on so, mi and la syllables. Use the sung version of the chant to introduce or reinforce the la syllable. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade with worksheets that can be assigned digitally through Easel.
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Music Rhythm Lesson: 16th Note Lesson Using Pancakes, Pancakes! by Eric Carle
By Creating Musical Literature
Use one of Eric Carle's classic books to introduce and review 16th notes! If you are looking for a fun chant to go with this book which will introduce sixteenth notes, look no further! Learn the chant and say it at the end of the book. Use the beat charts to decode for and introduce ta, ti-ti, rest and tiri-tiri syllables. Use the accompanying worksheet to decode for sixteenth note rhythms. While you are reviewing sixteenth notes, review rests as well, by asking students why there are boxes over the punctuation marks. Great for late 2nd-3rd grade.
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Do Solfege and Quarter Rest Lesson Using Bear Feels Sick
By Creating Musical Literature
Use the chant or lullaby to help the bear feel better! Chant or sing this extension to the popular book "Bear Feels Sick" by Karma Wilson. Talk to the children prior to starting about what being a caring and good friend means and that friends help each other when they are sick. Then introduce the chant or song to the children and sing after every time that the says the bear feels sick. Use the rhythm chart to decode the rhythms and discover quarter rests. Use the song to listen and decode for the do solfege syllable. Adaptable for PreK-2nd grade.
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Quarter Rest Lesson Using Joseph Had an Overcoat Book
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this classic book to engage your students even further in this wonderful story! Have them chant to Joseph every time that his newest creation gets old and worn. Then decode and practice writing quarter rest using the rhythm chart and worksheet provided. Afterwards, sing the song at the back of the book to bring the lesson full circle. Wonderful read for any time of the year and this lesson is adaptable for grades PreK-2. Worksheets can be printed or used digitally.
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Triplets Rhythm Lesson Using Does a Kangaroo Have a Mother, Too?
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this lesson based off of Eric Carle's book to teach triplets to your students. Use the chant every time that the book asks the question of whether or not a certain animal has a mother. Students can keep a steady beat, play the rhythm or do both, depending on the grade level. Can also be used to reinforce rhythm vs. steady beat. Additional worksheet provides practice in writing triplets. Adaptable for grades PreK-3rd grade. Perfect for a Mother's Day themed lesson!
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Quarter Rest Lesson Using Bear Snores On Book
By Creating Musical Literature
Teach your students to identify and listen for the quarter rest with the chant written specifically for this book! Chant at specific points in the book when the bear keeps snoring despite all the activity around the animal. Decode the chant afterwards and ask your students what the "shh" represents. Use the decoding worksheet with the older grades (1st-2nd) to reinforce quarter notes, eighth notes and quarter rest. Use a bear puppet that children can chant to for more engagement. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade.
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Half Note Lesson Using Too Much Glue Book
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this wonderful book from Jason Lefebvre to teach and reinforce half notes! Chant this by giving the words "glue", "you" and "do" an extra beat and then ask your students to determine how many beats these words get. Have them move like they're stuck in glue while chanting to internalize the beat. Then use the beat chart and worksheet provided to learn and decode the half note beat. Add rhythm sticks to play the beats as a way to add in instruments. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade.
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Ta and Ti-Ti Rhythm Lesson Using Ode to a Bad Day Book
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this new book which was published this year to practice and review ta and ti-ti rhythms! Start out by discussing with students their good and bad days, and then read the story. Use the chant to practice and reinforce steady beat and rhythm. Then, use the visual chart to decode for those rhythms. Add in small percussion instruments if you desire, to make this more fun! Use for grades PreK-2.
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Little Book of Thanks by Eric Carle Extension Lesson
By Creating Musical Literature
Use this newly published Eric Carle book to teach gratitude while learning and decoding ta and ti-ti rhythm syllables as well as so, mi, and la solfege syllables. Choose either the song or chant that the children can speak/sing along with the book at specific times during the title. Then, have them decode for either rhythms or solfege syllables. Adaptable for grades PreK-2nd grade.
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