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Theater Words Match

Draw a line from each theater word to what it means: actor, audience, stage, script, costume and props.

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Preview of the Theater Words Match drama worksheet
Grade level
Grades 1–3
Time
About 10 minutes
Answer key
Yes, page 2 of the PDF
Kids practice
Theater vocabulary, Jobs in a theater, Parts of a theater building, Using context clues

What kids do

Printed on the sheet:

  1. Draw a line from each theater word to what it means.

Words on this sheet

actorstagescriptcostumeprops

Teacher tip

After the lines are drawn, point to things in the room: the class is the audience, the front of the room is the stage, and a ruler can be a prop.

How to use it

  • Say each new word out loud with the class and give a quick example.
  • Point to real things in the room when you can: the “audience” is the class, the front of the room is the “stage.”
  • Read the box at the top of the sheet together, then try the first item out loud as a class.

Watch for

Mixing up the stage and the house. The stage is for actors, the house is for the audience.

Talk about it

  • Which theater job would you like to have? Why?
  • What did you change in your voice or body to show that?

Take it further

Make a class word wall of theater words and add to it all unit.

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