As always, if you think you could use this in your classroom, I would like to send a free copy to the first three people to leave a comment with their email address.
Happy Tuesday, and may the odds be ever in your favor!
15 May 2012
Hunger Games - A New Drama Circle
We didn't officially read The Hunger Games as a novel study this year, but almost half my class has read it this year during independent reading, and ALL of them have seen the movie, so I thought it would be fun to make a Hunger Games Drama Circle for them.
A few weeks ago I was missing quite a few students, it was a Friday afternoon, and the weather was beautiful. We spent our afternoon outside doing a few of my drama circles ... and they had a blast! They begged me to make a few more. I have also had quite a few requests from my followers to make more drama circles. So here's my first new one. You can click HERE or on the picture to preview it. Right now all my drama circles are still only $2.00. Just in case you have a few on your wish list, I wanted to warn you that the price will be increasing a bit this summer.
As always, if you think you could use this in your classroom, I would like to send a free copy to the first three people to leave a comment with their email address.
Happy Tuesday, and may the odds be ever in your favor!
As always, if you think you could use this in your classroom, I would like to send a free copy to the first three people to leave a comment with their email address.
Happy Tuesday, and may the odds be ever in your favor!
I love your ideas!!!
ReplyDeletemhamm095@gmail.com
I have used your many wonderful ideas and would love to give this one a whirl!!!!
ReplyDeletenoodleman@hernandezeducate.com
This would be wonderful! siroisd@shaw.ca
ReplyDeleteI guess I will be downloading at TPT! Missed it! LOL Have a great week Jen. My kids love the drama circles! They like the back to school one the best so far.
ReplyDeleteJen Bellinger
Thanks for commenting! I've just sent them out - check your emails!
ReplyDeleteWe just taught The Hunger Games for the first time this year as a class novel-my kids would have LOVED doing this! Maybe I can squeeze it in as an end of the year fun activity... :)
ReplyDeleteLaura
Will Grade For Coffee
Thanks, Laura! I would have LOVED to do the Hunger Games as a class novel, but some of my grade fives were just toooooo young!
DeleteI had never heard of Drama Circles before. How fun! I am going to have to purchase some of your other ones on tpt to do next year!
ReplyDeleteI've been doing drama circles for a few years now. My students LOVE them! They are usually pretty rough the first time through, but the instant the last card is read, they are begging to do it again. So much fun!
DeleteI always miss it! ;) What a fun idea though. I have never heard of this before. Off to investigate them....
ReplyDelete~Steph
Teaching in Room 6
Check your email, Steph! :)
DeleteAs always.... your stuff is amazing!!!! I KNOW the kids will LOVE them!
ReplyDeleteMy 8th graders had a rough few month full of testing. This will def. cheer them up and a great activity to wrap up our year. You rock!
xoxo
OMG! This is so cool!!! My 6th graders would love this! I might have to give in and buy it so we can do it next week before we get out!
ReplyDeleteWhen I looked at your samples I EVEN started acting them out!! OMG! Am I really 41? Or 14? :)
Shannon
http://www.irunreadteach.wordpress.com
WOW!!! Love the Drama Circles!!
ReplyDeleteThank-you so much, Cindy!
DeleteDid this with my kids today and they loved it! They asked if we could do it again with another book. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jennifer! I'm so glad your students LOVED it! I would love to make more using other books ... just don't know where I'd start. ;)
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