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The Gobble Gobble Ghost - Small Group Readers' Theater
We are moving our site, Wonbyone, to Wonbyone2. Please pardon our dust!This small group reader's theater is for three students. In the scrip there is a former turkey, turned ghost, who can't seem to scare anyone. A boy and girl come along to help out so everyone can have a happy Halloween. My scripts are written in black and white except the occasional picture on front to make it easier and cheaper to print and make copies. My students enjoyed using this script to increase their fluency. I hope
3rd - 6th
Classroom Community, Drama, Reading
CCSS
RF.3.3
, RF.3.3d
, RF.3.4
+14
Jack Fox & the Leprechaun - Irish Small Group Reader's Theater
This is a small group reader's theater. It was written for four people. This is based on an Irish fairy tale. In the script, Jack Fox is a normal farmer who manages to find a leprechaun on his way home one day. He knows the story of how tricky they are and is careful never to look away from the little man. Finally, the leprechaun agrees to take him to his gold but Jack still never gets his hands on it. There is a small writing/discussion prompt at the end for your students to respond to.If you
4th - 12th, Adult Education
Drama, Reading, Short Stories
CCSS
RF.4.4
, RF.4.4a
, RF.4.4b
+9
SEL Readers Theater: Ant and Grasshopper Script – Responsibility Theme
This 3-scene SEL Readers Theater script retells The Ant and the Grasshopper with a focus on responsibility. Includes class chorus lines and reflection questions for each scene. Perfect for middle school! Bring character-building to your ELA block with this engaging SEL Readers Theater script based on Aesop’s The Ant and the Grasshopper. Designed for middle school students, this 3-scene play explores the theme of responsibility and self-management in a relatable, performance-ready format. Stud
4th - 8th
Other (ELA), Reading, Reading Strategies
St. Patrick's Day Readers Theater | Fun Skits for 2nd and 3rd Grade | RT Scripts
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with 6 Readers Theater! This set of 6 original Readers Theater scripts is designed especially for 2nd-4th grade students and includes parts for 36 students.Your students will love this set of 6 scripts: The Leprechaun's Gift - a charming story about a leprechaun who helps a hungry family The Irish Mice - cute mice plan a fun party - complete with green cheese! Leprechaun Trap Troubles - Oh no, do the leprechauns know about the traps? A Leprechaun in Disguise -
2nd - 4th
Drama, Other (ELA), Reading
CCSS
RF.2.4b
, RF.3.4b
, RF.4.4b
A World "Head & Tales" Play: Working Together Always Wins
Each World Head & Tales Play is based on a story from different country around the world. All World Head & Tales Plays are designed to be used individually or can be grouped with other World Head & Tales Plays. So no matter if your group of students is large or small, Head & Tales Plays are a perfect match!
"Working Together Always Wins" is based on a Russian folktale. Bear is sure he can beat a few little bees. But as Blackbird warns him, the little bees know how to work together!
For othe
3rd - 6th
Drama, Reading
Patrick Henry Readers Theater Play | Declaration of Independence | Stamp Act
Patrick Henry Biography Reader’s Theater Activity for Grades 3-5 Fluency, Comprehension, Writing & Performance Activities: Looking for an engaging way to teach about Patrick Henry, biographies, fluency, and speaking skills all in one resource? This resource is perfect for American Revolution units, teaching about the Stamp Act, the Declaration of Independence, and reading fluency practice! Your students will love learning about Patrick Henry, one of the most influential Founding Fathers, and hi
3rd - 5th
Drama, Reading, U.S. History
CCSS
CCRA.R.3
, CCRA.R.4
, CCRA.R.7
+1
Also included in: Patriotic Biographies Readers Theater Bundle | U.S. American History
Marie Curie | Readers Theater Play | Women's History Month Activity | Scientist
Marie Curie Biography Reader’s Theater Unit for Grades 3–5 Fluency, Comprehension, Writing & STEM Performance Activities: Looking for an engaging way to teach biographies, informational text, fluency, and speaking skills all in one resource? Your students will love learning about the accomplishments of this Double Nobel Winner, and how her discoveries changed science and medicine forever! This Biography Reader’s Theater Companion Pack for Grades 3–5 combines performance-based learning with read
3rd - 5th
Drama, General Science, Reading
CCSS
CCRA.R.3
, CCRA.R.4
, CCRA.R.7
+1
The War of 1812 Readers Theatre
This War of 1812 Reader’s Theater transforms traditional history instruction into an immersive, high-engagement learning experience where students actively build understanding through performance, discussion, and movement. Designed for upper elementary classrooms, this resource helps students explore the causes, key events, and lasting impact of the War of 1812 while strengthening essential skills such as chronological reasoning, cause-and-effect analysis, and evidence-based thinking. The struct
4th - 8th
Drama, Reading, U.S. History
CCSS
SL.5.1
, SL.5.3
, CCRA.R.1
+7
Goldilocks Behind Bars - TOTALLY Twisted Fairy Tales - Small Group R.T.
This small group reader's theater is for 3 students. In the script Goldilocks is a delinquent who broke into the three bears home. The police have arrested her with mama bear's jewelry in her pocket and are trying to get her to confess. There is a small writing/discussion prompt at the end for your students to respond to.I write small group reader's theaters so students will work better in centers and to avoid having long wait times between student's lines. Wait time is not reading time and oft
3rd - 9th, Adult Education
Drama, Reading, Short Stories
CCSS
RF.3.4
, RF.3.4a
, RF.3.4b
+16
Waiter, There Is a Fly in My Soup! - First Grade Small Group Readers' Theater
This reader's theater was written for 3 students. It was written for students who are on a 1st grade reading level. In the sript, there is a fly in Sally’s soup. The waiter does not understand why there is a fly in it. He is confused and wants Adam and Sally to pay for the soup but not the fly. There is a small writing/discussion prompt at the end for your students to respond to.I use this reader's theater to introduce many subjects as well as to reinforce others and improve fluency. Reader's
K - 3rd, Adult Education
Drama, Reading, Short Stories
CCSS
RF.K.4
, RF.1.4
, RF.1.4a
+13
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