Stuart Wyss

This is a reading/study guide for Tony Abbott's first book of the Underworlds series "The Battle Begins" from Scholastic Books. Each chapter has an associated "workbook" page in this packet. Pages have different activities including matching, sequencing, cloze, true & false, visualizing, plus two follow-up activities for after the book is done (word search, whole-book sequencing). Answer key included with sample answers. I used this reading packet with my 2nd grade class as a read-aloud comp

THERE IS NOW A REVISED VERSION AVAILABLE. PLEASE SEE MY STORE! This is a readers theater script originally written for 2nd graders, but could be used in 3rd or 4th as well. There are six parts, the 3 pigs, the wolf, a narrator, and a "man". Basic sound effects/stage directions are included should the performers wish to act it out as well. Rather than having the narrator primarily descibe the end of the wolf, which happens so often, I made sure the piggy characters also told each other (an

A five page readers theater script based on the Gingerbread Man fairy tale, for 4 readers. The gingerbread man speaks mainly in rhymes, while the other 3 readers take on the roles of the various people, animals, and narrators. Watch out for a couple of really corny puns that you might need to explain. Be sure to check out my other scripts for readers theater.

This is a script similar to my other Three Little Pigs Readers Theatre, but I've updated the script to add some more details to the story. Also, this new version comes with TWO variations... A full script for 6 readers A full script for 5 readers I know sometimes my reading groups vary in size, so here are two options. (Revised March 2016) This is a readers theater script originally written for 2nd graders, but could be used in 3rd or 4th as well. Basic sound effects/stage directions are inc

Join Hansel and Gretel in this Readers Theater Script for 4 readers. Each character has about 30 lines. Be sure to check out my other Readers Theater scripts in my TpT Store.

Take students on a brief shopping trip to four stores to practice different skills relating to money. Estimating sums/totals Calculating sums/totals (with or without a calculator) Estimating change Calculating change (with or without a calculator) Making/Showing change Problem-Solving using Guess & Check/Estimation A "blank" shopping slide appears at the end of each "store" for you make up your own questions. An answer slide is provided. This was designed to go along with Everyday Math, but t

my students love venn diagrams, invented by Mr. Venn, so technically i didn't invent this! But this one is in color! Light blue and light yellow combine to light green in the middle.