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"Squanto's Squash" jumps into the history of Thanksgiving with Pilgrims, Native Americans, and more. "Squanto's Squash" is available in two flavors: lively, with group participation or calmer, without interruptions.
Mole and the Crow" Readers Theater provides entertaining practice for beginning readers focusing on long vowel "o." Complete with annotated curriculum links for easy lesson plans, "Mole and the Crow" is perfect for kindergarten, emergent, ELL, special ed and other beginning or remedial readers.
Short. Silly. Special. "The Spy Fly" focuses on words with the sound of the long "i" even though they are spelled using the letter "y." This partner play or Choral Readers Theater script also provides practice in intonation and expression because of the questions included as part of the script.
Short. Sweet. Easy. "The Baby's Tune" Readers Theater script focuses on long "u" words in a partner play that may also be done chorally. Perfect for beginning readers of all ages.
Silly fun in an easy partner play or choral Readers Theater script? Students will enjoy reading "Luke's Mule" with an emphasis on practicing long vowel "u" sounds.
Another script in our series on Aesop's Fables, "The Dog and the Wolf" creates a conflict with no real resolution. Who is right?
Ask your students, "Can you ever please everybody?" Then let them enjoy this humorous adaptation of another of Aesop's Fables,
Adapted from Aesop's Fables. The original Aesop's Fable is known as "The Honest Woodcutter," "The Honest Woodman," "The Golden Axe," "Mercury and the Woodsmen," and more.
What's a wise rooster to do with a sly fox interested in rooster pancakes? Find out in this entertaining Readers Theater script adapted from one of Aesop's fables.
This Readers Theater adaptation of Aesop's Fable includes a frog chorus for challenged readers, too (e.g., "Ribbit. Ribbit. Ribbit. Zing!"). Aesop does not mention an election in his story, but our Reader's Theater adaptation includes one.
Adapted from Aesop's Fables for Readers Theater, "The Council of Mice" provides an opportunity for a wide range of readers to participate in the fun. The "Council" functions as a chorus in this creative twist on a sometimes familiar story.
So, you think you know Aesop's Fable "The Fox and the Crow"? This script for puppets or Readers Theater continues the story and adds a humorous twist at the end to please any audience.
This Readers Theater adaptation of Aesop's familiar fable, "The Tortoise and the Hare," has no tortoise. With all the excitement of a true race, "Racer Rabbit's Marathon" builds mystery–who will win the race?
Sled dogs. Saving children. Non-fiction adventure. "The Great Race of Mercy 1925 (Part 3–Simplified)" brings this exciting 3-part story from history alive.
Sled dogs. Saving children. Non-fiction adventure. "The Great Race of Mercy 1925 (Part 2–Simplified)" brings this exciting 3-part story from history alive.
Sled dogs. Saving children. Non-fiction adventure. "The Great Race of Mercy 1925 (Part 1–Simplified)" brings this exciting 3-part story from history alive.
Sled dogs. Saving children. Non-fiction adventure. "The Great Race of Mercy 1925 (Part 1)" brings this exciting 3-part story from history alive.
Sled dogs. Saving children. Non-fiction adventure. "The Great Race of Mercy 1925 (Part 2)" brings this exciting 3-part story from history alive.
Sled dogs. Saving children. Non-fiction adventure. "The Great Race of Mercy 1925 (Part 3)" brings this exciting 3-part story from history alive.
Sled dogs. Saving children. Non-fiction adventure. "The Great Race of Mercy 1925 (Part 1–Middle School)" brings this exciting 3-part story from history alive.
Sled dogs. Saving children. Non-fiction adventure. "The Great Race of Mercy 1925 (Part 2–Middle School)" brings this exciting 3-part story from history alive.
Sled dogs. Saving children. Non-fiction adventure. "The Great Race of Mercy 1925 (Part 3–Middle School)" brings this exciting 3-part story from history alive.
Sled dogs. Saving children. Nonfiction adventure. "The Great Race" remembers The Great Race of Mercy in 1925 saving Nome, Alaska.
Silly fun in an easy partner play or choral Readers Theater script? Students will enjoy reading "The Tune" with an emphasis on practicing long vowel "u" sounds.
