Maria Boydston

The Boy Who Cried Wolf is part of a series of adapted children’s stories written in play form for pre-k through 3rd grades. *The plays are fun and can be put together in just a few short rehearsals. *They require no set and can be done with or without costume. *They are great for parent programs or for school reading programs. * They give students the opportunity to see familiar stories brought to life. *The lines are easy for students to learn and the blocking is easy to follow.

These are five cute and easy plays for even non-reading children. The plays are fun and can be put together in just a few short rehearsals. They require no set and can be done with or without costume. They are great for parent programs or for school reading programs. They give students the opportunity to see familiar stories with a fresh twist. The lines are easy for students to learn and each play is complete with easy to follow blocking.

Chicken Little is the first in a series of adapted children’s stories written in play form for pre-k through 3rd grades. The plays are fun and can be put together in just a few short rehearsals. They require no set and can be done with or without costume. They are great for parent programs or for school reading programs. They give students the opportunity to see familiar stories brought to life. The lines are easy for students to learn and the blocking is easy to follow. Also check out "The Cind

The Princess and the Pea is part of a series of adapted children’s stories written in play form for pre-k through 3rd grades. The plays are fun and can be put together in just a few short rehearsals. They require no set and can be done with or without costume. They are great for parent programs or for school reading programs. They give students the opportunity to see familiar stories brought to life. The lines are easy for students to learn and the blocking is easy to follow. Also included in th