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12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS Readers Theater Script - Christmas Play with Audience Parts

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Need a Readers’ Theater Christmas script comedy play performance that requires the audience to participate for maximum fun? This The 12 Days of Christmas script with PowerPoint is giggles-guaranteed! The 8 person cast tells the true (!) story of the chaos in their house during the 12 days of Christmas in which Myron Truelove sent gifts to Dee, their sister /daughter. Questions and two fun Christmas activities are included. The questions have seasonal coloring borders. Perfect for fast finisher

5th - 8th

Classroom Community, Drama, English Language Arts

CCSS

RL.5.1

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Also included in: READERS THEATER CHRISTMAS LEGEND SCRIPTS - 3 Famous Christmas Tales Plays

See You Later Alligator Rhyme Posters

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The Therapy Mama

This is an expanded version of 23 lines of the popular "See you later, alligator. In a while, crocodile" classroom rhyme that you can use in a variety of ways for the school or therapy setting. I have also used these as a therapy tool when saying good-bye when working on expanding utterances or articulation therapy. I purposely left them unnumbered. You can print them and put them as a flip book, going through the complete rhyme in whatever order you choose. You can also pick and choose

PreK - 3rd

Poetry, Speaking & Listening

The Little Reindeer Reader's Theater Script

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LBLearningDesign

This purchase includes a Reader's Theater script for the story " The Little Reindeer" by Nicola Killen. This script is typed with 20 narrators, some of which get two speaking parts. However, the script is editable so you can create more/fewer narrators depending on class/group size. This script would be good for first/second/third grade readers. Reader's Theater is a fun way to build fluency and oral reading skills in students!

1st - 3rd

Drama, Reading

Easter Reader's Theater Script

Created by

LBLearningDesign

This document contains a Reader's Theater Script for the story, "Last One in Is a Rotten Egg!" by Diane deGroat. The script is set up to have twenty narrators that have three speaking parts each. Plus there are four or five characters from the story that have speaking parts. The script could easily be adapted for larger or smaller class sizes! Reader's theater is a fun way to build reading fluency and confidence in students!

K - 4th

Drama, Reading

Christmas Skit: "A Night in December"

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The Bonus Point Band

This hilarious skit is a spoof of the historically popular "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Stooge, a principal at Dickens School is visited by three goats that help him to see what is most important in life. Teachers will enjoy performing this for a Christmas program on the last day before winter break, or a class of students could put this together as part of a school program. Manipulate this Microsoft Word document and save it on your computer. Print out the scripts for all of your

5th - 6th

Drama, Literature

The Christmas Rush - a Christmas play

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Off the Page

The Christmas Rush is a hilarious one-act play that is suitable for reader's theater, a classroom skit, or as a performance for a large audience. In this drama, many last-minute shoppers hit their frustration point as they wait in a checkout line at a store. The play gets funnier every time Mr. Thompson, an easygoing, unhurried shopper, holds them up with his unintentional delays. The script for the play has 11 speaking parts and several other non-speaking parts as additional shoppers. The ru

5th - 8th

Classroom Community, Drama

Also included in: Christmas Comedy Drama Bundle - four Christmas plays

The Twelve Days of Christmas - a humorous Christmas play

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Off the Page

The Twelve Days of Christmas is a humorous play in which Maria, the recipient of daily gifts from her true love Jonathan, writes a thank you note for each new gift. However, their love is truly tested as the gifts keep arriving. Although his intentions may have been good, his choice of gifts was not. The humor builds with each new day to the point where Jonathan would have been much better off to have not sent gifts at all. The run time for this skit is about 10 minutes. The script for this play

5th - 8th

Classroom Community, Drama

Also included in: Christmas Comedy Drama Bundle - four Christmas plays