From the Broadway Teaching Group comes this extensive collection of free lesson plans, theatre games, and exercises. Organized alphabetically by title, these lesson plans cover a wide range of activities, such as a demonstration of how "Individual Experiences Influence Performances," an exercise on creating a soundscape, a stage directions game modeled after Simon Says, and a musical improv...

The Folger Shakespeare Company can help readers brush up on their Taming of the Shrew and much, much more. This lovely blog is designed to help teachers utilize Shakespeare in the classroom via posts on suggested activities and conversations about scenes from Romeo and Juliet, the Merchant of Venice, and many other works by the Immortal Bard. The posts are written by teachers from all around the...

Teaching the arts is, as one might expect, an art in itself, and teachers young and old alike will find much to engage their attention on this delightful website. Created as part of the Annenberg Media's educational resource website, this site offers an eight-part professional development workshop for use by music, theater, dance, and visual art teachers. The site includes all eight of the one...