Here are a few words our parents OR grandparents may have wanted to say, but never did--or never could. The guys represent the voices of fathers, the girls represent the voices of mothers, and the two groups reading together represent the voices of the children.
Who is Luis Walter Alvarez? He's the 1968 Nobel Prize winner in Physics. Son of a Spanish dad and an Irish mom... The man is a bit controversial because he was recruited to work on the atom bomb.
"Kit Carson (Part I): Mountain Man" is based on an adventure story Kit dictated in 1856-57 in his book, Kit Carson's Own Story of His Life. EASY version. Members only.
"Kit Carson (Part I): Mountain Man" is based on an adventure story Kit dictated in 1856-57 in his book, Kit Carson's Own Story of His Life.
How do you teach about honoring soldiers, veterans, or their memories? "Sack Lunch Flying" is a free Readers Theater script that will make it easy.Perfect for Memorial Day, Veterans Day, Remembrance Day and patriotic programs.
"The White Elephant Birthday: The Party Invitation (Part III)" is the last in a series of three fun Readers Theater scripts telling the story of Daniel's (or Danielle's) birthday party
"The White Elephant Birthday: The Party Invitation (Part I)" is the first in a series of three fun Readers Theater scripts telling the story of Daniel's (or Danielle's) birthday party
"The White Elephant Birthday: The Party Invitation (Part I)" is the first in a series of three fun Readers Theater scripts telling the story of Daniel's (or Danielle's) birthday party.
Funny and friendly, little Porker meets Mickey at Grandpa's pork belly farm and Porker does love to tell jokes. (annotated curriculum links for Charlotte's Web included)
Honor mothers with this short, free choral Readers Theater script. "Mom: Every Day Is Mother's Day" could also work well as a puppet script for Mother's Day.
Are you looking for a free Earth Day or environmental Readers Theater script that's humorous and educational? This script for primary level readers should generate giggles and discussions about the environment.
"Mystery of the Missing Cat"–Based on a true story, this true-to-life Readers Theater script explores the confusion of moving, the love of pets, and the importance of teamwork.
If puns do NOT annoy you, then this humorous Readers Theater script may tickle the funny bones of your students. Beware! Punning is sometimes contagious!
"Here Comes Spring, Silly or Not" combines jokes, motivation, and character building into one short unique script. Suitable for primary grades through middle elementary.
The small cast in this free Readers Theater script makes it flexible for 3-part choral reading, puppet plays, family fun, tutoring, small group classroom Readers Theater, and performances. (Elementary)
Light-hearted fun between a kitten and a poodle, this primary level Readers Theater script is perfect for choral reading (e.g., girls/guys), use with ESL or ELL students, or even puppets. Older students may enjoy performing it for a younger audience.
Our primary version of the Readers Theater script "Presidents' Day Quiz Parade" (with trustworthy curriculum links for easy lesson plans) provides a game show/parade format that engages an audience of nearly any age.
So, how do you cover content and have a great time with your class? Our Readers Theater script "Presidents' Day Quiz Parade" (with trustworthy curriculum links for easy lesson plans) provides a game show/parade format that engages an audience of nearly any age.
Based on historical documents and suitable for President's Day celebrations or patriotic programs, this free Readers Theater script comes in two versions: one for group/audience participation and one shorter version.
Have you ever taken a trip with young children? The fun sneaks in when the youngest child quips unexpected remarks. 3-part script.
Have you ever taken a trip with young children? The fun sneaks in when the youngest child quips unexpected remarks. 3-part script.
Have you ever taken a trip with young children? The fun sneaks in when the youngest child quips unexpected remarks.
From the original biography of Harriet Tubman by Sarah Bradford (1869). Harriet Tubman told Mrs. Bradford the story of her life, including some of her adventures as a conductor on the Underground Railroad.
In this free Readers Theater script, "The Good Samaritan," you get both a trusted script and trusted curriculum links for lesson plans. Based on Luke 10:30-37 in the Bible.
