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Kamerman, Sylvia E., Ed. – 1975
The one-act, royalty-free plays in this book dramatize notable events in United States history. Historical selections include dramatizations of the Declaration of Independence, the Boston Tea Party, the Continental Army at Valley Forge, the birth of the Constitution, and George Washington crossing the Delaware and feature such historic figures as…
Descriptors: Comedy, Drama, Dramatics, History Instruction

Ritter, Wulff – History and Social Science Teacher, 1985
Describes teacher developed materials that will acquaint secondary students with the human aspects of war. The materials use fiction and the emotional impact of drama. Samples of dramatic scripts developed by the author for use in his school's Remembrance Day are included. (RM)
Descriptors: Drama, Fiction, History Instruction, Humanism

Naitove, Christine – Social Science Record, 1985
An intensive five-day all-day humanities course on 18th century thought and culture for eighth graders that involved 11 different departments is described. The course helped students recognize that what they were taught in one class could reinforce and illuminate what they were learning in another course. (RM)
Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Drama, Grade 8, History Instruction

Cassler, Robert – History Teacher, 1990
Describes creating for the National Archives Public Education Department a historical drama, "Second in the Realm," based on the story of the Magna Carta. Demonstrates the effectiveness of historical drama as a teaching tool. Explains the difficulties of writing such dramas and provides guidelines for overcoming these problems. (NL)
Descriptors: Creative Writing, Drama, European History, Higher Education
Rosal, Lorenca Consuelo; And Others – 1990
A teachers' guide is presented that accompanies the video production of "The Other Boston Tea Party," a play used to teach about the U.S. Constitution and American legal and political systems. The play combines a comedy of manners with an historical approach to the issues surrounding the Federalist/Anti-Federalist debate over…
Descriptors: Citizenship Education, Constitutional History, Drama, Elementary Secondary Education
Chilcoat, George W. – 1989
Strategies and techniques for teaching history and stimulating secondary school students' awareness of and interest in the past is the focus of this document. Using drama as a tool enhances learning and maintains interest and attention by designing and acting out appropriate settings, historical circumstances, dramatic action, and historical…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Creative Teaching, Creative Writing, Creativity
Chilcoat, George W.; Vocke, David E. – 1988
Teaching the Vietnam War in high school history courses is a challenge to the instructor, and study that relies only on textbooks may neglect the controversy surrounding the War and the issues that faced the nation. This paper discusses how to use songs about the Vietnam War as an instructional tool to investigate the role of songs during the War…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Creative Teaching, Creativity, Curriculum Enrichment