Cereal Box Theatre (Ages 11-16)
ARI Learning by Carly Filewich Inclusive & Social!
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Showcasing Theatre, Performance, Story writing, Character development, and Creative Arts in this 4 week build your own cereal box theatre! #academic #creative
Class experience
**New to Outschool? Use our coupon for a $20 discount! ARILearnin20 ** Together we will explore the theatre! We will use recycled cereal boxes to cut out, paint, decorate and staple together a theatre for our play. We will explore the idea of backdrops and what they do and how we can create different scenes. This 4 week class takes Public Speaking, Creative Writing, Theatre - both elements and improv, Project-Based Learning and rolls it into one offering that covers main curricular...
Your student will learn about story arc, characters (both main and supporting), theatre and settings and how they impact the story we are trying to tell. There is also a performance aspect which helps students struggling with Public Speaking. *This course directly relates to B.C. Ministry of Education’s Curricular Core Competencies for Arts Education Grades 4-12 exploring/creating, reasoning/reflecting, communicating/documenting, and connecting/expanding. *This class applies to the curricular requirements for Applied Design, Skills, and Technologies 6 B.C. Grade 1-6 and directly relates to B.C. Curricular Competencies for ELA Grades 1-6 under Comprehend and connect (reading, listening, viewing) Create and communicate (writing, speaking, representing).
Yvonne (B.Mus) is an interdisciplinary artist who works in many mediums.
Homework Offered
Students might need to do work outside class to complete each week. Writing their plays can just be point form work or doodled notecards that allows for improvisation within a general framework.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Learners will self-assess based on how they feel about their project.Grades Offered
You will need an empty cereal box, a pair of scissors, tape, glue, a stapler, paint or markers, coffee stir sticks or actual twigs or popsicle sticks, regular paper, card stock if you have it, and of course, your imagination.
Students will be using scissors and if you want to support the use of an art knife please make sure there is a pad on the workspace to avoid damaging the table top. The first class is a tricky one. Please be on hand to help your learner sort out the way we disassemble and reassemble the cereal box for our theatres.
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Group Class
$70
for 4 classes1x per week, 4 weeks
40 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 11-16
1-5 learners per class
