Operations
You are not considered called out until you have received this.
What is a response from a live human?
These must be created and uploaded to your educator folder! (You can get help making one in the resources folder)
What is a Lesson Plan?
This amount of the kids should be onstage this amount of the time.
What is 80%?
the process of structuring, developing, and refining a narrative
What is storycrafting?
the art of communication using words, actions, and emotions to engage and connect with an audience
What is storytelling?
You have this much time before and after your classes for set-up and clean-up
What is 15 minutes?
This is a method HOW you can introduce a new concept/lesson to your students
What is Tell, Show, Do?
Your final performance should be about this long
What is 25-30 minutes?
Desire and/or the object of desire that moves the action forward
What is a McGuffin?
a psychological state or physical space where you stretch your abilities, face manageable challenges, and acquire new skills
What is the Learning Zone?
Your students and yourself will complete these at the beginning and end of each of your classes.
What is a survey/assessment?
You should consider this when you are drafting your lesson plans.
What is what you want your class to Think, Feel, Do as a result of your lesson?
You should avoid blocking your students on this.
What is the floor?
making a show through a shared, collaborative process rather than having a single writer or director hand down fully formed, finished creative work.
What is co-create?
a sequence of specific prompts that drive cause and effect to move a story towards a conclusion. Originally developed by teacher actor Kenn Adams in 1991, and later used by Pixar as a core storytelling rule.
What is the storyspine?
You will be compensated $0.82 per mile for any mileage to/from class beyond this many miles.
What is 10 miles?
You should includes elements of this, regardless of what script/program you are doing.
What is StoryDrama?
You're encouraged to incorporate this into your classes and performances, even if not in the script
What is music?
Examples include: Projection, direction, articulation, voice, movement, body, breath, improv
What are drama fundamentals?
This is who we serve.
Who are the littlest learners, emerging artists, and seasoned pros?
That's the date of the Stone Soup Benefit!
What is March 13th?
To create confidence, connection, and community through theatrical storytelling and story crafting, serving everyone from the littlest learners to emerging artists and seasoned pros.
What is Stone Soup's new mission statement?
What is Projection & Direction
a teaching approach where students use the characters, themes, and conflicts of a story as a starting point to co-create a collaborative theatrical presentation.
What is StoryDrama?
An approach to teaching that continuously assesses student understanding and adapts curriculum, pacing, and instructional methods in real time to meet diverse academic and personal needs
What is responsive education?