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Drama Script & Name Tags to Teach Math Operations: "The 4 Strange Brothers"
This is a dramatized version of a story that famous educator Maria Montessori created. It was recorded by Michael J. Dorer in his 2017 book, The Deep Well of Time. I adapted his script into a 7-page play (about 20 min.) that can be performed with a class sitting in a circle while the teacher narrates. Cast 4 students to be the 4 strange brothers and the rest participate while seated in the circle. My script has the children act out the math problems by collecting and sharing bean bags, stan
PreK - 5th
Basic Operations, Drama, Math
CCSS
2.NBT.B.9
, K.OA.A.1
, K.OA.A.2
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Theatre Costume Measurement & Sizing Google Form - Costume Organization Forms
These Costume Measurement & Size Google Forms speed up theatre costume fittings! Teachers will benefit from having students input their own costume sizes. When done, convert to a Google Sheet to get costume measurements or sizes in one place! Student costumers will take the lead in with simple-to-follow questions, measurement tips & definitions. This resource works for middle & high school, plays & musicals. Students will respond to up to 22 ready-to-go questions. Teache
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Dance, Drama, Music
Monster Differences READER'S THEATER Script
Reader's Theaters are a blast and great way to teach fluency. I wrote this one for my gifted class for Halloween.
It features monsters who learn a lesson about respecting each other's differences and cultures. Great for an anti-bullying lesson!
There are 17 speaking parts, and many of them are non-gender specific! My kids had a great time doing this play. I used gummy worms and bugs for a fun effect! We performed for the parents and they really enjoyed it.
Blacklines and color versions av
2nd - 4th
Drama, Reading
Franken Cranky - A Cautionary Tale - Small Group Readers' Theater
We are moving our site, Wonbyone, to Wonbyone2. Please pardon our dust!This script was written for three students and for Halloween. In the script: A sweet little boy is allowed to stay up on Halloween and eat nothing but candy. It isn’t long before he is being rude and mean. He ends up staying up too late and gets a stomach ache. He has become, Franken-Cranky! The next day, his rude and terrible behavior continues. Mom and dad get him to bed early and are thankful when their sweet little boy re
3rd - 7th
Drama, Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RF.4.3a
, RF.4.4
, RF.4.4a
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