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Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition Reader's Theater Science Play NGSS Aligned
Want to save time and incorporate reading and science to review weathering, erosion, and deposition concepts? This Dude, Where's My Rock? reader's theater is an original science play I wrote for my class as an end of the year performance for parents and students. It can also be used to introduce or reinforce science information, to add variety to the reading block, or to help students practice reading fluency with repeated readings. This science play is filled with solid scientific information
3rd - 6th
Drama, Reading, Science
Greek Myth: Creation of the Universe + War of the Titans + Prometheus & Pandora
Start your study of Greek mythology in the beginning! The materials in this download cover three topics: The creation of the universe, the war between the titans and the gods, and the story of Prometheus and Pandora. The first two stories present the information in engaging prose while the third story is told through a Reader's Theater script-story, which gets the whole classroom involved! All three stories include thought-provoking discussion questions. The following materials are included in
5th - 12th
Ancient History, English Language Arts, Literature
Free King Midas & the Golden Touch Greek Mythology Readers' Theater Script: 3-6
Free Greek Mythology Readers' Theater Script: "King Midas & the Golden Touch": A humorous 6-page retelling of the traditional Greek myth of King Midas. * * * * * * * * * * * * * *This readers' theater freebie is excerpted from my 37-page KING MIDAS Literacy Toolkit, which includes TWO readers' theater scripts plus supplemental literacy activities. It's also available as part of the GREEK MYTHOLOGY BONUS BUNDLE ~ THE MANGLED MYTHS SERIES, which includes 6 readers' theater scripts and LOADS of s
3rd - 6th
Drama, Literature, Reading
Anansi and the Sky God's Stories: An African Folktale (Script-Story)
Anansi, the world's original spider man, is one of folklore's greatest tricksters! Originating with the Ashanti people of Ghana, Africa, this story tells of one of Anansi's greatest feats: winning stories from Nyame the Sky God. He does so by defeating four fearsome creatures: Mmboro the hornet swarm, Osebo the leopard, Onini the python, and Mmoatia the fairy. With the help of his cunning wife, Aso, Anansi uses his spider skills to win the Sky God's stories for the humans of earth! This 12-page
4th - 12th
African History, English Language Arts, Literature
Also included in:Â Hero Tales from World Mythology Bundle
Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet for Kids
Introduce kids to Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet using a storybook version of the play, then engage them in worksheets, a plot and charades game, and a scene script to remember the plot. These materials are geared for 3rd-5th graders but could be used as low-end differentiation for middle school students as well. There are enough materials here to cover three to five 45-minute class sessions. Contents: Basic lesson plan and materials explanationsShakespeare story books resource list (actual sto
3rd - 8th
Drama, Literature
CHRISTMAS PLAY! Goldilocks & The Christmas Elves
Get ready for a hilarious romp across the North Pole in this crazy, mixed-up fairy tale adventure, with an appealing, comical script for a Christmas performance play or a Readers’ Theater. Goldilocks wakes Sleeping Beauty and transports her to the North Pole, and what follows is a madcap adventure with lovable and memorable characters, including Santa Claus himself, and a engaging variety of Christmas Elves. There are 15 characters in this script, as outlined below. Note that elves can be added
4th - 8th
Sherlock Holmes Short Stories | Reading Activities Bundle, Middle & High School
Engage students with classic mysteries using this comprehensive Sherlock Holmes Short Stories Bundle, featuring all 12 stories from The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, along with ready-to-use ELA reading activities designed for middle and high school classrooms. This comprehensive bundle includes reading comprehension activities, reader’s theater scripts, digital escape rooms, and print-and-digital lessons designed to support close reading, literary analysis, vocabulary development, and critical
6th - 10th
Drama, English Language Arts, Short Stories
CCSS
RL.8.2
, RL.8.3
, RL.8.4
 +12
Melodrama Lesson Plan with Drama Script - HEROES AND VILLAINS
MELODRAMA Lesson Plan with drama script + Hero, Villain, Sidekick and Victim Character Cards. This is an introduction to melodrama lesson (double lesson) where students perform a melodrama script but also a fun drama lesson for advanced students. NO PREP REQUIRED - the whole lesson resources are included: INCLUDES: - 102 Drama Cards to cut out and use - In class handout - Example melodrama script YOU WILL LOVE THIS RESOURCE! Just print, laminate (optional) and cut out a set of versatile improvi
6th - 12th
Creative Writing, Drama, English Language Arts
Earth Day Reader's Theater and Informational Text Toolkit for Grades 4-8
Looking for Earth Day reading and writing activities for your middle school students? This reader's theater script is the perfect way to combine reading, writing, and fluency while raising awareness about our environment! Project Butterfly is an Earth Day reader's theater script your middle school students will love! This 11 character PDF script includes comprehension questions and word work activities, making this unit a flexible teaching resource you can use in multiple ways! • 6-page, 12-char
4th - 7th
English Language Arts
CCSS
RL.4.1
, RL.4.2
, RL.4.3
 +13
Romeo and Juliet: Modern Balcony Scene Assignment
This assignment requires students to re-write the famous 'Balcony Scene' from Romeo and Juliet into modern English. Assignment includes instructions, the full text of Act II, scene ii (I have eliminated some lines in order to shorten it), and a space for the students to write their new, modern scene. A student example and an assessment rubric are also included. I always give the option to students to act out their modern balcony scene for the class - this is usually quite entertaining.
8th - 11th
English Language Arts, Literature, Reading
Script for Part of Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery" and Other Activities
This script is arranged to be read by groups of eight students, though this can be modified. With several groups reading or acting it out, everyone is involved with parts and gets inside the story, strengthing comprehension and making discussions more lively. Students highlight their parts before reading so they can anticipate their parts and stay in character. After reading the script, students in groups of four brainstorm and reflect on the questions provided. Next, discuss and share as a cl
7th - 10th
Drama, Literature, Reading
How Would You Respond? Comic Strips for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Students
This resource includes 5 pages with 4 comics on each page (20 total). Each picture includes a character asking a Deaf or Hard of Hearing character a question about his or her hearing loss. In the speech bubble, have your student write how he or she would respond to that question. This activity is great for developing self advocacy skills. This activity is great practice for the student to learn how to speak up, become more comfortable with his or her hearing loss, and learn more about themselves
K - 12th
Classroom Community, Writing
Classroom Etiquette Reader's Theater and Literature Toolkit
If you are looking for the perfect resource to start your school year that incorporates reading, responding, using context clues, summarizing, and journaling, all while setting up classroom expectations and etiquette, then this is the perfect tool for you! The start of the school year is an incredibly exciting time. It is full of anticipation of what is to come, but also filled with establishing routines and expectations for students. This Classroom Etiquette reading literature toolkit combine
4th - 7th
English Language Arts
CCSS
RL.4.1
, RL.4.3
, RL.4.4
 +20
Also included in:Â Back to School ELA Activities for Middle School
20 One-Minute Monologues for Grades 4–6 Drama: Fun, Flexible, and Easy to Teach!
Give your students the chance to shine—with short, student-friendly monologues that are fun to perform and easy to teach. This ready-to-use monologue unit includes 20 original one-minute scripts written just for Grades 4–6. Whether you're teaching drama, reader’s theater, or public speaking, these monologues offer a low-pressure way to build confidence, creativity, and performance skills. With clear guidance, scaffolded worksheets, and a flexible pacing plan, this resource makes it simple to in
4th - 6th
Character Education, Drama, Social Emotional Learning
READERS THEATER Thanksgiving & Christmas Scripts - 5th 6th 7th 8th grade fun
This fun Readers' Theater Thanksgiving and Christmas play script bundle will ensure exciting seasonal ELA or drama lessons! These plays give you all the 5th-8th grade activities you need for two of the year's biggest holidays.No prep for you and high-interest laughs and learning for your classes - what a win-win!Two of the scripts are Readers' Theater mysteries, so after the read alouds, your students become detectives.Get 3 scripts for the price of 2; this bundle is a -30% ($4.00 off) bargain.
5th - 8th
Drama, English Language Arts
CCSS
RL.5.2
, RL.5.5
, RL.5.10
 +10
Chocolate Fever CCSS Reader's Theater and Close Reading Toolkit
Have your students read the novel Chocolate Fever and LOVED it? Here is the perfect tool to enhance their work with the novel. Allow this novel to come to life with the help of this script before your very eyes. Your middle grade, enthusiastic readers won't even realize they are: enhancing fluency, reading comprehension, context clue word work, and writing. This 21-page Chocolate Fever CCSS Reader's Theater Close Reading Fun Pack includes: -9-page, 15-character reader's theater -CLOSE readin
3rd - 6th
English Language Arts, Literature
CCSS
RL.3.1
, RL.3.2
, RL.3.3
 +30
Winter Groundhog Day Readers Theater Script & Literacy Activities, Grade 3 4 5 6
Groundhog Day Readers' Theater Script & Literacy Toolkit: "Groundhog Day with Mr. Loony": When Mr. Loony brings a bag of grass seed, a tub of Crisco, and an exceptionally large pig into his classroom, it's bound to be a Groundhog Day to remember. This 27-page readers' theater literacy toolkit provides a terrific winter readers' theater script and literacy activities for Groundhog Day or anytime! It includes the following: > "Groundhog Day with Mr. Loony": 6-page script for 6-9 readers > So
3rd - 6th
Drama, Reading
Visual Support Cards for Autism, Down Syndrome, and Communication Needs
Visual Support Cards for Communication Students with significant communication needs have to be directly taught how to use social communication. Just as they may have been taught to make simple requests the process of a conversation also needs to be visually represented and presented in a systematic way. These supports are great for students with autism, Down Syndrome, and other significant disabilities. This product has the single pictures that represent the beginning part of this communicat
PreK - 8th
Annexation of Texas Activity with Google Slides and Doodle Notes
Should Texas be annexed to the United States? Create a class debate with your students. Your students will learn key vocabulary, read about the issues surrounding the annexation of Texas, complete Doodle Notes, write a dialogue and perform a brief puppet show. They will demonstrate what they have learned by analyzing point of view statements at the very end. This activity includes: - Word Wall Terms and a Vocabulary Activity, -5 pages of informational text (2 in favor, 2 opposed and 1 page
7th - 8th
Other (Social Studies), Social Studies, U.S. History
Also included in:Â Texas History 7th Grade TEKS Curriculum Bundle of Activities
Julius Caesar - Shakespeare Play - A Readers' Theater Script & Activities
This adapted Julius Caesar Shakespeare play is 10 - 15 minutes long, and will instill a love of Shakespeare and boost literacy skills! Arranged in two sections, the teacher section includes assessment forms, a brief Shakespeare biography, ideas for presenting, discussing, and working with the play. The student section includes the script, and two creative thinking and writing worksheets and comprehension activities that allow students to demonstrate their comprehension of the materials at ha
4th - 6th
Drama, Reading
Scripts, Skits: Fairy Tales and Folk Tales of the Slightly Unbalanced Sort
Each script is 3-4 pages long. The "fractured" storyline includes characters from traditional folk & fairy tales. Grades 3-6 students will enjoy the humor whether reading for fun, performing readers' theatre or presenting to an audience, and may be inspired to write their own "slightly unbalanced" tales or skits. A great way to culminate a fairy tale unit!
3rd - 6th
Drama, Literature, Reading
Christmas Stuff: A Fun, Funny and Simple Christmas Concert Skit and Song
Summary: This is a terrific, crowd-pleasing, performance tested, secular Christmas concert number designed to be performed by students in Grades 3 - 6. The premise is that a group of seniors (your students in costume) have been picked up from their retirement home to go and see the school's Christmas concert. While they are waiting for the performance to begin, they discuss what they miss about being kids at Christmas. This conversation leads into the theme-matching song "Christmas Stuff" by Nat
3rd - 6th
Drama, Music
Alexander the Great and Ancient Greece Reader's Theater Skit
Ancient History can come alive in your classroom with the Alexander the Great and Ancient Greece Reader's Theater Skit! This approximately 11-13 minute skit will get students moving and acting as they reenact Alexander the Great's journey across Europe, Africa and Asia. The central question that students will be answering: How did Alexander the Great become "Great"?
Included in this resource:
1. 6 page script for 10 students (estimated time: 11 - 13 minutes)
2. 5 discussion prompts
Please take
5th - 8th
Ancient History, Social Studies, World History
Also included in:Â Ancient Greece Unit Bundle
Lesson Plan - Script for HOW to Teach Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences
This 11-page document provides step-by-step instructions for how to introduce simple, compound, and complex sentences. It includes practice identifying dependent and independent clauses, as well as a guide for students to use to provide detailed descriptions of pictures and events - great for retell or summarizing goals!
Need posters to compliment this lesson? Check out my FREE Sentence Structure Posters for Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences
6th - 10th
Speaking & Listening
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