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Free other (ELA) scripts
{Are You a Text Talker?} Using the Language of Textual Evidence: ELA CCSS 1
This freebie is a quick cheat-sheet for students to remind themselves of the text-based language called for by students in the Common Core for ELA, in particular, during and while participating in teacher-directed close readings of text. These sentence starters give students a head start on how to begin their thinking and use text-based language when orally citing evidence from the text.
This product is one sheet with the option of several different backgrounds. Print full sheets or select "m
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K - 12th, Higher Education
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Reader's Theater for the book 'The Gruffalo' by Julia Donaldson
This exciting book by Julia Donaldson comes complete in script form and I am now adding a fabulous coloring sheet to get your students started.
There are parts for up to:
* 7 students individually
*14-21 working in groups
The vocabulary is easy to read and remember because of the rhyme.
I know you will have loads of fun. Drop me a note to let me know how you do with this.
Lizzie Taylor
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K - 4th
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Reader's Theater for Two: The Very Thirsty Crow
This is a short Readers Theater script written for two readers and based on Aesop's fable "The Crow and the Pitcher". After the script, I've included two pages of optional questions meant to test the readers' skills in comprehension, sequencing, character analysis, context clues, and the ability to go back into a text to find evidence to support their answers.
I work one-on-one with a third-grade student who struggles with reading at grade level, and I had a lot of trouble finding RT scripts i
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2nd - 5th
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Readers' Theater: The Christmas Spiders
This is a 3-page, 4 character (Narrator, Mommy Spider, Daddy Spider, Baby Spider) script that fictionally explains how tinsel was invented.
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1st - 3rd
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SAMPLE 7th Grade STAAR Reading Review: Drama
This sample resource is part of a 7th Grade STAAR Review product for Drama. This resource contains the reading passage “Ruin A Food”.
The full resource, 7th Grade STAAR Reading Review: Drama, includes:
A template for taking notes, along with a completed copy to project for the students, or to use while giving instrauctions.
PRE-READING VOCABULARY for “RUIN A FOOD” A Frayer model activity to help familiarize students with words in the play. Two versions are available – one for ESL studen
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6th - 8th
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Sub Plan Template - Google Slide Editable
This is a downloadable pdf with the link to edit at the bottom of the first page. There is one page with class info, contact info, start/end time, etc., and there is a separate page for other notes.When you click the link at the bottom of the first page, you will be directed to a Google Slide document. There you can MAKE A COPY that you can save to your drive and edit yourself. You can change fonts, text sizes, and anything else to fit your needs.Enjoy!
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Not Grade Specific
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Reader's Theater for Two: The Deer and the Hunter
This is a short Readers Theater script written for two readers and based on Aesop's fable "The Deer and the Hunter". After the script, I've included two pages of optional questions meant to test the readers' skills in comprehension, sequencing, character analysis, context clues, and the ability to go back into a text to find evidence to support their answers.
I work one-on-one with a third-grade student who struggles with reading at grade level, and I had a lot of trouble finding RT scripts in
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2nd - 5th
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Seven Blind Mice Adapted Version for Reader's Theater First- Second Grade
Seven Blind Mice by Ed Young Adapted Version for Reader's Theater First- Second GradeIncludes a mice hat/mask and a script with 8 parts.
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K - 3rd
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Academic Conversation Sentence Starters
Want your students to have more academic conversations? Here is a great guide for asking and answering questions at various cognitive levels. It is based off Bloom's Taxonomy and Webb's Depth of Knowledge, starting with the most basic level of thinking at the top. This guide allows you to teach your students to engage in academic conversations, pushes them to engage in higher order thinking skills, and allows you to differentiate for various levels at the same time!
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9th - 12th
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Christmas Play - The Grinch
I adapted Dr. Suess' beloved Christmas story into a play that would work in elementary school. In my case, I had my grade 6/7 class as the actors, and the other classes each performed a song. I had help from the music teacher and other classroom teachers for the songs. If you don't have a music teacher, then you could easily omit the music portion and the play would still run great. I suggest surveying your potential actors to see who is interested in learning a lot of lines and who isn't befor
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Not Grade Specific
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Reader's Theater Three Little Pigs
Enjoy this free 'Three Little Pigs' Reader's Theater script!Students will love this story of the Three Little Pigs and the big bad wolf! This story has 6 characters, and the resource includes approximate Lexile levels for each character. This will be a great way to differentiate while working on fluency!
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K - 2nd
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The Neighborhood Grill
Make your reservation at The Neighborhood Grill today to create a personalized Restaurant & Menu using yummy FOOD vocabulary! This Integrated Arts lesson plan will provide endless opportunities for authentic, vocabulary-driven, student-generated work, with an entire smorgasbord of fun on the side!
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4th
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Biography Project Script
This script is perfect for Wax Museum projects, or I used it this year as a green screen project for Black History Month.
Grades:
2nd - 4th
TELPAS Transitional Speaking Graphic Organizer
Train your students to create their own blank graphic organizers when taking the speaking portion of the TELPAS test. By using the transitional organizers, students will initially have their steps listed with images provided. Middle of the year, you only provide the images, and a month or so before testing, take it all away. Steps should be memorized and their step by step process should now be engrained.
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Not Grade Specific
A Maisy Sticker Book Reader Script and Activity Ideas
Did you know that books are more lively when you make it into scripts?For very young children, I make scripts out of the lines in the children's books so that the book can sound more interesting and alive.It also allows parents to read the book more times, letting children listen to the book as if its their first time. Scripts are more useful when it comes to sticker books.After all the stickers are put, what should we do with the book?I make it into a play with little bit of script writing. If
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PreK
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CCSS:
Talk Moves (For assisting students in group discussion and socratic seminar)
The TALK MOVES MAP is a great resource for students to help them engage and participate in discussion. Both expert and novice discussion participants can use this tool as a way to: - dig deeper into the topic at hand- practice inquiry- support inclusion- help students be more confident with public speakingI have personally used this map by having my students tape it into their notebook and open back up to it whenever we´re in discussion. They have used it in:- Large group discussion with me as t
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4th - 12th
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My Playscript Plan
A booklet for students to use when creating their own playscript (or adapting from a story). Print as many pages of page 3 and 4 as needed per student for the rough draft of their playscript.
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3rd - 6th
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Acting Out the Rules and Procedures for Station Work
This file contains scripts listing mock assignments with parts for two groups with three students each per scenario. The scripts feature common issues that can arise during group work or work at stations. Discussion questions are listed to suggest key issues present in each script. Topics range from what cheating looks like in a group to managing noise level and focus. I will be using these in my fifth grade ELA class to introduce and discuss what work at stations and in groups should and should
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3rd - 9th
KLQ Brainstorm
After completing their Novel Study book, prepare your scholars for their Socratic discussion with this KLQ brainstorm! They can prepare key points they know and they learned, and they can prepare 2-3 questions to ask during the whole class discussion!
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3rd - 5th
Silly Shorts Sample
Silly Shorts is a collection of familiar as well as unfamiliar rhymes, jokes, and word play that have been adapted to Readers' Theater. The adaptation often includes a Chorus and plays with the language of the original rhyme, joke, or word play.
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1st - 4th
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School Announcements
School Announcements:Introduction template for the date and lunch choice.
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3rd - 6th
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Montessori Paper - Blue
I made this lowercase A-Z cursive sheet, inspired by montessori paper and Spencerian penmanship copy books, it really helps my daughter with her cursive, so I thought I would like to sell it, hoping can help other children with their cursive too.
It's pdf file. I made custom helping lines for each letter and each page has 3 lines (so it still big enough for children who learn cursive first time on paper). First line, it has the letter printed, so they can trace it, second line, it only has the
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PreK - 2nd
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Student Led Conference Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer supports young students communicate their goals and successes with their parent, guardian, or other caring adult. Empower students to lead their own academic conference and remove the fear associated with parent-teacher conferences.
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K - 1st
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Animals Theatre Play
A short theatre play for elementary pupils.
It is about animals living in the savanna.
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1st - 3rd
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