Collection of all Readers Theater All Year's scripts for paying members in the Script Buffet Club
Do you know the interesting story of the old folk song and cowboy song, "Home on the Range"? "My Western Home on the Range" shares the true story of the spontaneous poem becoming a viral song–back in the days before radio.
Short. Light-hearted. Poetic. "Fancy Frogs" explores summer fun and frogs with this Readers Theater poetry script for primary level readers, but fun for all ages.
Here's the 5th-6th grades version of our popular Readers Theater script "Presidents' Day Quiz Parade." There are four versions of this fun audience-participation quiz show script. Focused on George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, this quiz show includes fun facts from American history.
hort. Easy. Choral. "Love My Brain!" explores morning 'til night delights of a brain using "ing" words in a poem.
The Boisterous Oyster decides to run for mayor, but is he a real leader? From bullying to elections or nature study, this Readers Theater script helps build critical thinking and character.
Colors. Animals. Surprises. This fun one-page Choral Readers Theater will motivate your early readers to read and create.
Looking for a simple poetry or writing launch? This short Readers Theater script takes the traditional nursery rhyme "Humpty Dumpty" and transforms it into a poem PLUS a script that may get your students scrambling for their pencils.
What kind of love song WOULD the Moon compose for the Earth? Here's a seriously silly possibility with a few word plays. No tune. Just fun lyrics read like a poem in Readers Theater format.
Did you know even though Clara Barton had been a shy little girl, she used Readers Theater in her school? Although Clara Barton (founder of the American Red Cross after she helped in the Civil War) reluctantly became a teacher,
Did you know even though Clara Barton had been a shy little girl, she used Readers Theater in her school? Clara Barton (founder of the American Red Cross after she helped in the Civil War) reluctantly became a teacher,
Biography in Readers Theater? Why not? Here's the first of a series of historical scripts on Clara Barton. Chronologically, this one starts with her childhood.
Short. Sweet. Fun. Pigs. What more could you ask for in a Choral Readers Theater for beginning readers? If you've ever seen piglets play you'll envision the fun of this one-page script.
Here's part two of a fun Readers Theater version of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, "The Bremen Town Musicians," with a different twist at the end. Guaranteed to sprinkle giggles into your day, this talking animal script comes complete with curriculum links for easy lesson plans.
Fun. Character-building. Nature study. Based on true groundhog stories, "Waddles, the Grateful Groundhog Part 3" introduces readers to the third part of a three-part story of Waddles, a real groundhog who lived in our yard.
Fun. Character-building. Nature study. Based on true groundhog stories, "Waddles, the Grateful Groundhog Part 3" introduces readers to the third part of a three-part story of Waddles, a real groundhog who lived in our yard.
What IS a parable? "The Rich Fool," a traditional parable based on Biblical literature from the New Testament(Luke 12:16-21), should launch students of all ages into some lively discussions about parables as well as the multiple meanings of this one.
Based on a story from the book Kit Carson's Own Story of His Life (dictated in 1856-57), "Kit Carson's Adventure with Amigo" shows what happens when a Mountain Man is surprised by "Indians."
"Kit Carson: Mountain Man and Guide (Part II)" continues Carson's own story as dictated to others in his book. this script shows a short revealing incident Carson and Col. Fremont experienced with "Indians."
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.
