Jobs in the Theater
Many people help put on a show. Match each theater job to what that person does.
Draw a line from each theater word to what it means: actor, audience, stage, script, costume and props.
Printed on the sheet:
actorstagescriptcostumeprops
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.
Mixing up the stage and the house. The stage is for actors, the house is for the audience.
Make a class word wall of theater words and add to it all unit.
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Many people help put on a show. Match each theater job to what that person does.
Look at the theater from above. Write the name of each numbered part from the word bank.
Fill in each sentence with a theater word from the word bank, like rehearsal, cue and curtain call.
Solve the crossword with ten theater words. Use the word bank if you get stuck.
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