Multi-part Readers Theater biographical scripts including Clara Barton, Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison, Ben Franklin, Harriet Tubman, & more.
From teaching the deaf to inventing the telephone, "Alexander Graham Bell–Part 2: Teacher and Inventor" covers this part of his life with historical accuracy. The script continues the story from Part 1 (based on Bell's childhood–including his deaf mother).
From teaching the deaf to inventing the telephone, "Alexander Graham Bell–Part 2: Teacher and Inventor" covers this part of his life with historical accuracy. Although this could be a stand-alone Readers Theater script, it continues the story from Part 1 (based on Bell's childhood).
From teaching the deaf to inventing the telephone, "Alexander Graham Bell–Part 2: Teacher and Inventor" covers this part of his life with historical accuracy.The script continues the story from Part 1 (based on Bell's childhood–with a deaf mother).
Young Alexander Graham Bell (inventor of the telephone) asked a lot of questions. Some led to experiments and inventions. This script includes two related true stories from his teenage years that will make your students want to learn more about the man with "crazy" ideas.
The early life of Bell is filled with fun stories of inventions and experiments. Can you imagine a "talking dog"? "Alexander Graham Bell–Part 1: Childhood Inventor" includes three stories from Aleck's life growing up. (His mom was deaf.)
The early life of Bell is filled with fun stories of inventions and experiments. Can you imagine a "talking dog"? "Alexander Graham Bell–Part 1: Childhood Inventor (Simplified Full Class Version)" includes three stories from Aleck's life growing up. (His mom was deaf.)
The early life of Bell is filled with fun stories of inventions and experiments. Can you imagine a "talking dog"? "Alexander Graham Bell–Part 1: Childhood Inventor (Full Class Version)" includes three stories from Aleck's life growing up. (His mom was deaf.)
Part III of our biographical series for beginning readers on the life of Clara Barton, "Clara Barton, Nurse and Red Cross Founder" is the super simple version of our original Readers Theater script written for upper elementary or gifted students.
Part III of our series of biographical scripts on the life of Clara Barton, "Helping Others: Clara Barton, Battlefield Nurse and Red Cross Founder--Simplified" provides an opportunity to build some vocabulary and discuss history.
Part III of our series of biographical scripts on the life of Clara Barton, "Helping Others: Clara Barton, Battlefield Nurse and Red Cross Founder" provides an opportunity to build some vocabulary and discuss history.
"Clara Barton Grows Up To Be A Teacher" is the second in a series of historical scripts on Clara Barton. (Clara Barton became famous as a battlefield nurse during the Civil War and as founder of the Red Cross.) Chronologically, this one starts with her as a teeenager.
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,
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,
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,
In 1907 Clara Barton published a book about her own childhood. This biographical Readers Theater for elementary students, "Helping Others: Young Clara Barton (Simplified)," takes some of her own words and includes them in this character-building script.
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.
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.
"Harriet Tubman, Alias Moses: Joe's Journey" is a true-to-life Readers Theater script 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.
