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Elements of Drama Notes

Elements of Drama Notes

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English

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9th Grade

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Easy

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CCSS
6.NS.B.3, RL.8.10, RL.8.3

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S Jimenez

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Elements of a Drama Notes

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You will have a quiz on the notes this week!

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​Complete the fill in the blank notes as you go through this lesson.

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When reading a drama it is key to remember that the purpose of the writing is to be performed.

Drama is one of the oldest genres of fiction!

What is a drama text?

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All drama text tell a story using performers to act out the action and dialogue, but there are different 3 primary different types of drama texts.

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  • Stage play: written to be performed live to an audience

  • Screen Play: written to be performed for television, film, etc.

  • Musical: (can be filmed or staged) includes music and dance in the performance of the drama

3 primary types of Drama:

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A drama text is written in a different format and uses different text features than a novel or essay written in paragraphs.

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Drama Text Features
  • Cast of Characters - a brief list of the characters in the play and key info

  • Scene Headings - labels included to indicate the smaller parts within a play (similar to chapters in a novel) called scenes and acts. These labels also give key information about locations and time

  • Stage Direction - describes the action happening on stage and gives important visual/auditory information for the actors and director

  • Dialogue - what the characters of the drama are saying

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Select the correct vocabulary for each part of the drama text in the image:

Number 1: ​


Number 2: ​


Number 3: ​


Number 4: ​

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Poll

Do you enjoy reading/watching plays?

yes

no

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Don't forget to put your notes into the notes section of your binder!

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