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Class Assembly - The 6 wives of Henry VIII - Ages 8-11 - duration 20 mins+
A humorous look at Henry and his six wives. The focus is upon entertainment (of the school/parents) although there is plenty of educational information behind the jokes.
This is a word document including a list of characters, a narration framework and 7 separate scenes. In all there are 24 roles within the assembly but this may be increased or decreased by splitting or combining pieces of narration or having different children play the same character in different scenes. Works well with an acc
3rd - 5th
British History, Middle Ages, Social Studies
Class Assembly - The Spanish Armada - Ages 8-11 - Duration 20mins+
A humorous look at the precursors to the Spanish Armada, focusing upon Philip 2nd's many grievances against Elizabeth I. The focus is upon entertainment (of the school/parents) although there is plenty of educational information behind the jokes.
This is a word document including a list of characters, a narration framework and 5 separate scenes. In all there are 22 roles within the assembly but this may be increased or decreased by splitting or combining pieces of narration or having different
4th - 6th
British History, European History, Middle Ages
Medieval Europe/ Middle Ages Reader's Theater Activity | Feudal System & Vikings
This activity is a 5-Act, 25-role reader's theater script for the Middle Ages/ Medieval Europe! Reader's Theater is an engaging instructional strategy for students that allows them to act out various historical scenes. This resource also helps build fluency and reading comprehension skills. The acts are as follows: Act I: Early Medieval Europe (Charlemagne/ The Vikings) Act II: The Feudal System Act III: The Church and the Crusades Act IV: Revival and Technology Act V: The Later Middle A
5th - 7th
European History, Middle Ages, Social Studies
World History Reader's Theater Activities | Ancient Civilizations & Empires
This resource contains six complete Reader's Theater activities for middle grade students for world history! The plays in this product cover world history from 700 B.C to 1600 A.D. and include Reader's Theaters for Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, Medieval Europe/ Middle Ages, the Mongol Empire, Later Empires, and the Renaissance and Reformation! Each play is a 5-Act, 25-role Reader's Theater script. Reader's Theater is an engaging instructional strategy for middle grade students that allows them
5th - 7th
Middle Ages, Social Studies, World History
The Inferno (Reader's Theater script-stories + unit activities)
Teach the heck out of Inferno! Dante’s epic journey through Hell is filled with horrifying and fascinating sights. Although the Inferno is the perfect text to nab your students’ interest, it still proves to be a difficult and daunting read for many students. Use this Reader’s Theater script-story adaptation of the Inferno to bring the afterlife to life! Teach the scripts on their own (they cover the full Inferno) or use them in conjunction with the original text to build interest and increa
7th - 12th
English Language Arts, Middle Ages, Poetry
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.2
, CCRA.R.3
+1
The Reluctant Dragon Readers Theater Play Script
Dragon refuses to fight. Spouts poetry instead! So much fun, yet equally instructive! Here's Kenneth Grahame’s classic story adapted to speak to today's young people about generalizing, prejudice, and conspiracies. The wise “Boy,” the pompous (but amiable) knight, and the flamboyant (and poetic) dragon are the main characters. Fourteen parts in all plus numerous extras. Most appropriate for grades 5 and up and suitable for readers theater or podcast, but given the action in the "fight" scene,
5th - 8th
Drama, Literature, Middle Ages
Reader's Theater Script "Everyman" + Lessons Middle & High School
Medieval drama has never been this fun - share a taste of Medieval European culture and drama with your students, both middle school and secondary! With this purchase, you will receive BOTH the PLAY and lesson materials for a cross-curricular history and ELA experience. This product is also available in my My Top Five Favorite Products in My Store. Check it out - it's a great deal! Students analyze a cultural experience reflected through this short work of literature (RL6). Check out the prev
8th - 11th
Drama, English Language Arts, Middle Ages
CCSS
RL.8.1
, RL.8.2
, RL.9-10.1
+6
Also included in: English Language Arts - Bundle of MY Favorite Products in My Shop
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (Reader's Theater Script-Story + Teacher Guide)
Want to add a little fun to your study of the 14th century poem SIR GAWAIN AND THE GREEN KNIGHT? This Reader's Theater script-story adaptation designed for 10-12th graders serves as a perfect complement to the study of the original poem. Students love inhabiting the characters of the story: The naive young knight Sir Gawain, the blustering Lord Bertilak, his mischievous lady, and the mysterious Green Knight. To implement this script-story in your classroom: First, read this 30-minute script-st
10th - 12th, Higher Education
English Language Arts, Literature, Middle Ages
CCSS
RL.11-12.2
, RL.11-12.3
, RL.11-12.5
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King John and The Magna Carta: The (Kind Of) Historically Accurate Story
This is an amusing script for a class play revolving around King John and the signing of the Magna Carta. It is loosely based on actual events and examines grievances many barons had with the King, including habeas corpus, taxation, and wartime duties, among others. The script includes 12 characters and is infused with humor, as its designed to be both entertaining and informative. Also included is an exit ticket to check for understanding. The play file is editable as well. Check out these ot
6th - 12th
European History, Middle Ages, World History
Also included in: Medieval Europe Middle Ages Bundle
Age of Exploration Talk Show Reader's Theatre Script Graphic Organizer & Rubric
What a FUN way to get students involved in the Age of Exploration (Early Exploration or European Exploration)! This can be done as a Common Core interactive reading lesson or class play. This content-rich theater script or class script is student-centered, interactive and easy to use! The script cast includes Spanish Conquistadors Cortes and Pizarro, Inca Leader Atahualpa, Aztec Leader Montezuma, Sir Francis Drake, Queen Elizabeth, and many others. The script is seven pages long and covers the
4th - 10th
Middle Ages, Social Studies, World History
CCSS
RH.6-8.1
, RH.6-8.2
, RH.6-8.3
+5
Fall of Rome and Rise of Middle Ages A Play
The purpose of this activity is to help students identify and understand the causes and effects of the Fall of the Roman empire.
Students will participate in a play in which the Roman emperor continually taxes his people into poverty and then enslaves those unable to pay. Students will understand how the Emperor’s financial policies led to the Middle Ages and the conditions of serfdom for many poor people of the empire. Students will also understand the reasons barbarians attacked Rome, leadin
7th - 9th
Drama, Middle Ages, World History
The Enlightenment | Monarchy vs Philosophers Simulations & Primary Sources
Students reenact the Enlightenment from both perspectives, then analyze primary sources to decide what really happened. Each of the four scenes has two acts: one from the Monarchy's perspective, one from the Philosophes' perspective. Students watch absolute rulers defend divine right and censorship while Enlightenment thinkers challenge them with ideas about natural rights, free speech, and the separation of powers. Each act covers the same conflict from a completely different angle. Sa
7th - 10th
Drama, Middle Ages, Social Studies
Snow White and the Seven Dwarves (A Reader's Theater Script-Story)
Mirror, mirror, on the wall, which story is the most captivating of them all? Snow White and the Seven Dwarves has enchanted people for generations, but the original tale is darker—and bit more grisly—than you might remember. After Snow White falls victim to the jealousy of her wicked stepmother, an evil queen schooled in forbidden magic, seven dwarves give her asylum in their woodland cottage, but the evil queen has more tricks up her sleeve–including the infamous poisoned apple. True to our
6th - 12th
English Language Arts, Literature, Middle Ages
The Crusades | Christian vs Muslim Simulations & Primary Sources
Students reenact the Crusades from both perspectives, then analyze primary sources to decide what really happened. Each of the four scenes covers a different moment across two centuries of conflict: one act from the Christian perspective, one from the Muslim perspective. Students watch Pope Urban II call for holy war while life in Jerusalem continues as normal. They see the fall of Jerusalem in 1099 through the eyes of the people celebrating and the people burning. They watch Richard the Lionh
7th - 10th
Drama, Middle Ages, Social Studies
Protestant Reformation | Church vs Reformer Simulations & Primary Sources
Students reenact the Protestant Reformation from both perspectives, then analyze primary sources to decide what really happened. Each of the four skits presents the same event from two perspectives: one from the Catholic Church's perspective, one from the Reformers' perspective. Students watch the sale of indulgences defended by Church officials while reformers challenge the practice. They see Martin Luther questioned at the Diet of Worms as each side frames his actions differently. Same ev
7th - 10th
Drama, Middle Ages, Social Studies
Also included in: Protestant Reformation Bundle | Lessons, Skits & Primary Sources
Conquest of Mexico | Aztec vs Spanish Simulations & Primary Sources
Students reenact the Spanish conquest of Mexico from both perspectives, then analyze primary sources to decide what really happened. Each of the four skits presents the same event from two perspectives: one from the Aztec perspective, one from the Spanish perspective. Students watch Montezuma welcome Cortés as a god while Cortés writes about capturing him. They see the Aztecs describe an unprovoked massacre at a religious festival while Cortés calls it self-defense. Same event, completely d
7th - 10th
Drama, Middle Ages, Social Studies
Charlemagne Worksheet and Skit Bundle
This worksheet and skit provide an engaging and informative look at Charlemagne, one of the most influential kings of the Early Middle Ages. The 1 1/2 page passage covers his life, achievements, and legacy, including his military conquests, his relationship with the Church, and his impact on European culture. The skit portrays the historic moment when Charlemagne is crowned as the new Emperor of the Romans by Pope Leo III in the year 800. It explores the reactions of various attendees and the im
6th - 9th
European History, Middle Ages, World History
Dr. Phil Interviews Galileo, The Inquisitor, The Pope, and a NASA Scientist
This is an original play written to help students identify the reasons Galileo was imprisoned by the church and understand the Church's reasoning. Includes an exit slip to check understanding. Thanks for looking.
9th - 10th
European History, Middle Ages, World History
Crusades: A Visit with Sir Bartholomew, A Crusader(Reader's Theater Script)Play
Learn about the Crusades with this fun and informative play. Students will have fun acting out the different parts, especially those of Sir Bartholomew. There are 10 audience questioners. Part of my Ms. Bie Ografee Talk Show Series, the format is that of a talk show host with a studio audience that ask Ms. Bie Ografee's guest questions about the time period. Included: cause, different crusades(ie: People's Crusade, Children's Crusade and the Third Crusade) and the important results of this peri
5th - 9th
Informational Text, Middle Ages, Reading
Also included in: Medieval Times: A Bundle of Resources
The Sword in the Stone: A Reader's Theater Script-Story
Britain lies in darkness, a land without a king, fractured and adrift. All hope seems lost—until a miracle appears: a mysterious sword embedded in a stone and anvil. Its inscription dares the bold and brave: Whosoever pulls this sword forth shall be the rightful king of England.Amidst the turmoil, an unsuspecting orphan named Arthur stumbles into destiny. Little does he know, he is the one chosen to draw the blade and unite a kingdom. Enter Merlin, a wise and enigmatic wizard, who takes Arthur
5th - 12th
English Language Arts, Literature, Middle Ages
Medieval Japan Feudal Hierarchy SKIT
Students enjoy taking on the roles of emperor, shogun, daimyo, samurai, and peasant when performing in this skit on the Medieval Japan Feudal Hierarchy that I wrote. (I even have students dress up in costumes I created out of construction paper!) The skit basically teaches students the roles and relationships of the 5 main groups (above) during medieval Japan. It's a fun way to introduce this concept!
6th - 9th
Drama, Middle Ages, World History
Middle Ages Reader's Theater {Leveled Parts}
Three leveled reader’s theaters that describe various aspects of the Middle Ages civilization and culture. The first play, Journey to a Medieval Village, explores various jobs in a medieval village. The second, At the Tournament, has a young girl enjoying herself at a medieval tournament. The third play, Talking History- Feudalism Edition, describes the levels in a feudal society.
Leveled Parts
Journey to a Medieval Village
•Jean – 2nd Grade
•Harold – 2nd Grade
•Meredith – 3rd Grade
•Step
Not Specific
Middle Ages, Social Studies
Scripts: The Canterbury Tales reader's theater
Short modern English versions of four of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales plus graphic organizers, extension ideas, links to internet resources and a rubric for grading. These are perfect for drama clubs, literature circles, an introduction to the Middle Ages or for concluding a unit on British literature. Pardoner’s Tale (FK reading level 2.4) has one scene and 7 characters Nun’s Priest’s Tale (FK reading level 2.4) has two scenes and 6 characters Wife of Bath’s Tale (FK reading level 3.6) has
8th - 12th
Drama, Literature, Middle Ages
Fairy Tale Reader's Theater Script Blue Bundle
Ready for Grimm with a grin? These Reader's Theater scripts re-tell classic fairy tales, keeping the events of the original stories in tact while adding wit and humor. Works for elementary, middle school, or even high school.Buy 4, Get 1 Free with this Bundle of Fairy Tale Reader's Theater Script-Stories:"Little Red Riding Hood""Puss-in-Boots""Jack and the Beanstalk""Rumpelstiltskin""Hansel and Gretel"
4th - 12th
English Language Arts, Literature, Middle Ages
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