Week 31: Theatrical Play

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This activity will test how far students learn from previous topic about elements of theatrical play.

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Estela Osorio

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Froggy Jumps Week 31: Theatrical PlayOnline version This activity will test how far students learn from previous topic about elements of theatrical play. by Estela Osorio 1 This is how performers convey character, emotion, and story. a acting b props c music 2 This is how screens, visuals, or special effects enhance scenes. a choreography b media projection c set design 3 This is how movement and dance enhance the narrative. a music b acting c choreography 4 This is how songs, background score, and rhythm support emotion and story. a media projection b acting c music 5 This is how actors are positioned and move on stage to guide focus. a staging b set design c choreography 6 How scenery and props create place and context. a media projection b choreography c set design 7 This is how color, intensity, and direction set the mood or highlight action. a set design b staging c lighting 8 This is how clothing reflects character, era, or personality a choreography b costume c set design

Froggy Jumps

Week 31: Theatrical PlayOnline version

This activity will test how far students learn from previous topic about elements of theatrical play.

by Estela Osorio

This is how performers convey character, emotion, and story.

acting

props

music

This is how screens, visuals, or special effects enhance scenes.

choreography

media projection

set design

This is how movement and dance enhance the narrative.

music

acting

choreography

This is how songs, background score, and rhythm support emotion and story.

media projection

acting

music

This is how actors are positioned and move on stage to guide focus.

staging

set design

choreography

How scenery and props create place and context.

media projection

choreography

set design

This is how color, intensity, and direction set the mood or highlight action.

set design

staging

lighting

This is how clothing reflects character, era, or personality

choreography

costume

set design

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Week 31: Theatrical Play

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Week 31: Theatrical PlayOnline version

by Estela Osorio

This is how performers convey character, emotion, and story.

This is how screens, visuals, or special effects enhance scenes.

This is how movement and dance enhance the narrative.

This is how songs, background score, and rhythm support emotion and story.

This is how actors are positioned and move on stage to guide focus.

How scenery and props create place and context.

This is how color, intensity, and direction set the mood or highlight action.

This is how clothing reflects character, era, or personality

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