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What’s Included:
20 original one-minute monologues based on mythological figures from global traditions
Character and tone guide to help students find the right fit
Mythological Characters handout for background knowledge on each character
Character Deep Dive Choice Board
Breaking Down the Character worksheet (updated for deeper analysis)
Breaking Down the Performance worksheet
Performance Rubric (teacher-scored)
Peer Feedback Rubric
Self-Assessment Rubric
10-Day pacing guide with flexible focus options
Teacher Notes for smooth implementation
Memorization Tips handout
Guest & Teacher Feedback Sign-Up Sheets
Post-performance reflection questions embedded in student tools
Who It’s For:
Grades 8-12 drama, language arts, or public speaking
Creative expression, SEL connections, and classroom showcases
Beginner-level performers and mixed-ability classrooms
Teachers who want a high-quality performance activity with low prep and high impact
Estimated Time: 10 days, with flexibility to extend or adapt for deeper discussion or follow-up projects.
Why Teachers Love It:
Easy to implement with clear step-by-step guidance
The included rubric and worksheet make grading and feedback a breeze.
Works for drama, ELA, pull-out programs, or end-of-unit projects
Everything you need is included, saving you hours of prep time.
Perfect for beginners and experienced performers alike.
Use the monologues for auditions, classroom activities, or even a full-class performance for parents and peers.
With a mix of humor, drama, and imagination, there’s something here for every student and every classroom.
Why Your Students Will Love It:
Characters that are funny, bold, and easy to connect with - and written specifically for their age group
Every script gives them a chance to shine—without feeling overwhelmed: just the right length for building confidence without pressure
A fun way to express themselves, move, and be dramatic (in a good way!)
Practicing feels more like play than work
They can be silly, serious, or somewhere in between—there’s something for everyone!
Learning Objectives:
Develop speaking and listening skills
Practice expression, voice, and movement
Build confidence with oral presentation
Encourage creative thinking and empathy
Reflect on performance with peer and self-feedback
