Readers Theater resources, articles, & scripts specifically related to English Language Learners–English as a Second Language Learners.
Radio Readers Theater? Podcast? Television? Based on true stories of Hispanic immigrants, "How I l Learned English" shares individual stories in a panel interview Readers Theater script. The guests in Episode 3 are from Peru, Puerto Rico, and Paraguay.
Radio Readers Theater? Podcast? Television? Based on true stories of Hispanic immigrants, "How I l Learned English" shares individual stories in a panel interview Readers Theater script. The guests in Episode 2 are from Ecuador, El Salvador, and Peru.
Radio Readers Theater? Podcast? Television? Based on true stories of Hispanic immigrants, "How I l Learned English" shares individual stories in a panel interview Readers Theater script. The guests in Episode 1 are from Chile, Cuba, and Mexico.
Short. Cute story. Long vowel "ai" focus. "Cain the Snail" Readers Theater is perfect for beginning readers who already know their short vowel sounds.
Short. Easy. Focus on "ng" words. "King and the Bird" tells a touching story Readers Theater style using several words with the digraph /ng/.
Here's a true dog story to tug on the hearts of students of all ages. "Mystery of the Runaway Mutt" combines real life dialogue with real life problems and adds an unexpected twist at the end.
Here's a true dog story to tug on the hearts of students of all ages. "Mystery of the Runaway Mutt" combines real life dialogue with real life problems and adds an unexpected twist at the end.
Here's a true dog story to tug on the hearts of students of all ages. "Mystery of the Runaway Mutt" combines real life dialogue with real life problems and adds an unexpected twist at the end.
Short. Fun. Real life. "The Haircut" Readers Theater script provides beginning readers with an easy, 2-part, 1-page script based on real life. Perfect for puppets, grades K, 1, 2, ELL, and struggling older students,
"Dog Jog Adventure with the Sisters" was requested by a Script Buffet Club member for an all girl cast. Actually, the narrators could be boys. This light-hearted script is based on a true story that is guaranteed to make people laugh–or groan!
Here's a fun twist on a Guatemalan folktale requested by a Script Buffet Club member. "Fiddlewings the Cricket Sings" shares a character-building story in a light-hearted way.
Here's a fun twist on a Guatemalan folktale requested by a Script Buffet Club member. "Fiddlewings the Cricket Sings" shares a character-building story in a light-hearted way.
Here's a fun twist on a Guatemalan folktale requested by a Script Buffet Club member. "Fiddlewings the Cricket Sings" shares a character-building story in a light-hearted way.
A pair of twins eating a pair of pears. What could be more fun or more confusing? "A Pair of Pears" plays with words in this conversation with a sitter. Homonyms, homophones, or just learning English will come alive with this delightful Readers Theater script.
Short. Funny. Easy. "A Hoarse Horse (Homonyms/Homophones)" provides a fun introduction to homonyms or homophones. Written Abbot and Costello style (i.e., comedic communication), this short script focuses on the homonyms "horse" and "hoarse."
Easy. Fast. Fun. Choral Readers Theater. This script comes in two font versions (the Chalkboard font letter "a" is easier to write) as well as two font sizes (so you may print it as one page or two pages).
Short. Easy. Fun. "Can You See Cat?" provides a one-page Readers Theater script for beginning readers. Written from experience with cats, this script shares the fun of watching cats playing.
"The Little Red Roosters, Master Chefs (Choral–Simplified)" shares a fun version of our adaptation of "The Little Red Hen." But, don't expect this to be the classic "Little Red Hen" story. Your students will notice many fun differences for compare and contrast discussions.
The Little Red Roosters, Master Chefs (Choral) shares a fun, full-class version of our Readers Theater adaptation of "The Little Red Hen." But, don't expect this to be the classic "Little Red Hen" story. Your students will notice many fun differences for compare and contrast discussions.
Easy. Fun. Printable. Here's "The Whale Cake" focusing on long vowel "a." This one-page script has two parts for easy choral reading or tutoring.
Ben Franklin wanted to be perfect. He compiled a list of virtues and made a plan. "Ben Franklin–The Be Better Plan (Part 1)" shares Franklin's list of virtues and plan. Paraphrased from Franklin's autobiography.
Ben Franklin wanted to be perfect. He compiled a list of virtues and made a plan. This dcript is also available in a combined version with Parts 1 and 2 together.
Ben Franklin wanted to be perfect. He compiled a list of virtues and made a plan. "Ben Franklin–The Be Better Plan (Parts 1-2 combined)" shares Franklin's list of virtues and plan. Paraphrased from Franklin's autobiography.
Here's a Readers Theater script based on Franklin's own accounts of his childhood (from chapter one) we call "Benjamin Franklin Speaks About Growing Up (Simplified)." This historical Readers Theater Script is filled with Franklin quotes–including quotes from Poor Richard's Almanac.
