Five Silly "Easy-to-Read" Fairytale Reader's Theater Scripts
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K - 3rd
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19 pages
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I used this with a mixed-age group at our homeschool co-op. These were so fun and easy for the kids to use! The kids enjoyed all the plays.
My students want different ways to practice their reading skills which engage them. Being able to do short plays is such a fun way to do this and the students actually enjoy reading. These are great to offer them an alternative to traditional and frequently given forms of reading.
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This is a fantastic collection of five silly "easy-to-read" fairytale reader's theater scripts. Each script features a silly version of a classic fairytale. For example, in "Cinderella", Cinderella arrives to the ball in a zucchini carriage instead of a pumpkin carriage. Your students will love performing these silly versions of their favorite fairytales! I use this collection when comparing and contrasting different versions of the same fairytale. Reader's theater scripts are a fun way to help your students practice their fluency. This collection includes:
- "Beauty and the Beast" (5 parts)
-"Cinderella" (7 parts)
-"The Princess and the Pea" (5 parts)
-"Hansel and Gretel" (6 parts)
-"Little Red Riding Hood" (5 parts)
- "Beauty and the Beast" (5 parts)
-"Cinderella" (7 parts)
-"The Princess and the Pea" (5 parts)
-"Hansel and Gretel" (6 parts)
-"Little Red Riding Hood" (5 parts)
Total Pages
19 pages
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