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"My students loved reading these for review of the chapters. The variety of parts made it easy to differentiate speaking parts."
Anna P.
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This 12 page script is a reader's theater performance of the Pam Munoz Ryan novel, "Esperanza Rising." The play is broken into 2 acts (9 scenes) and lists the characters involved in each act. When I did this play with my 5th graders, I had one of my 5th grade classes perform the 1st act, and the other class perform the 2nd act.
You may edit this script however you'd like - it's a fun classroom lesson to decide what needs to be added/taken away to stay true to the meaning of the novel. Students have the freedom to perform the parts how they see fit and according to how they interpreted the novel.
This play is a fabulous conclusion to reading the novel, and allows students to really interpret the book they read and connect with the characters and messages in the story. Your students will love it!
If you and your students enjoy this play, please rate! Thank you!
You may edit this script however you'd like - it's a fun classroom lesson to decide what needs to be added/taken away to stay true to the meaning of the novel. Students have the freedom to perform the parts how they see fit and according to how they interpreted the novel.
This play is a fabulous conclusion to reading the novel, and allows students to really interpret the book they read and connect with the characters and messages in the story. Your students will love it!
If you and your students enjoy this play, please rate! Thank you!
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What others say
"My students loved reading these for review of the chapters. The variety of parts made it easy to differentiate speaking parts."
Anna P.
Description
This 12 page script is a reader's theater performance of the Pam Munoz Ryan novel, "Esperanza Rising." The play is broken into 2 acts (9 scenes) and lists the characters involved in each act. When I did this play with my 5th graders, I had one of my 5th grade classes perform the 1st act, and the other class perform the 2nd act.
You may edit this script however you'd like - it's a fun classroom lesson to decide what needs to be added/taken away to stay true to the meaning of the novel. Students have the freedom to perform the parts how they see fit and according to how they interpreted the novel.
This play is a fabulous conclusion to reading the novel, and allows students to really interpret the book they read and connect with the characters and messages in the story. Your students will love it!
If you and your students enjoy this play, please rate! Thank you!
You may edit this script however you'd like - it's a fun classroom lesson to decide what needs to be added/taken away to stay true to the meaning of the novel. Students have the freedom to perform the parts how they see fit and according to how they interpreted the novel.
This play is a fabulous conclusion to reading the novel, and allows students to really interpret the book they read and connect with the characters and messages in the story. Your students will love it!
If you and your students enjoy this play, please rate! Thank you!
Report this resource to TPT
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Amazing, simple, and super helpful
Amazing, simple, and super helpful...culturally relevant
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my 5th graders loved this resource after we read the book.
My students loved reading these for review of the chapters. The variety of parts made it easy to differentiate speaking parts.
My students loved using this resource. It was a fun way for them to practice fluency!
My students loved using this; they were very engaged.
My students enjoyed this activity as an extension to our book study.
My students loved this book and were excited to use this script.
This is a great resource.
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