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12th grade Women's History Month latino and hispanic studies scripts
The Magic Lake: A South American Folktale (Reader's Theater Script-Story)
Take a journey into the magical wilds of South America with this timeless tale from Ecuador! A poor girl named Sisa and her faithful llama, Yaku, must set off on an epic quest to save her family—not to mention the heir to the Inca Empire. To do so, she must retrieve water from a magical lake high in in the Andes Mountains. Along the way, she meets a colorful cast of characters: talking toucans, a murderous puma, a feathered snake, and the heavenly llama himself, Urcuchillay. Ultimately, she lea
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Hero Tales from World Mythology Bundle
Remembering Anne Frank - Reader's Theater Script
"Remembering Anne Frank" is a poignant and dramatic reader's theater script that brings to life the story of Anne Frank and her family's struggle to hide from the Nazis during the Holocaust. Set in the secret annex in Amsterdam, the tension mounts as the Franks, along with other residents, try to stay hidden while the Nazis search for them. The script highlights the challenges, fears, and bravery of those who suffered during this dark period in history. Ultimately, the script ends with a somber
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7th - 12th
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ELEANOR OF AQUITAINE: Laugh and Learn through the Middle Ages
All the core content you want in one (mildly amusing) place! Role-Play the life of Eleanor of Aquitaine in a humorous introduction to medieval life and its impact on the modern world!
PART ONE: ARRANGED MARRIAGE, or, THE HEIR AND THE SPARE explores the days before feminism, when even a woman as rich and powerful as Eleanor must submit to a marriage arranged by her family.
In PART TWO, THE SECOND CRUSADE, Saint Bernard calls for a holy war against unbelievers and Eleanor invents cosplay dur
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8th - 12th
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Hispanic Heritage: U.S. History, Bring Eight Trailblazers to Life!
YOU CAN BRING HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH TO LIFE You will teach your students about the struggles these trailblazers endured and how they overcame barriers. Juana Briones, Fabiola Cabeza de Baca, Pura Belpre, Tito Puente, Barju Benacerraf, Cesar Chavez, Jose Marti, and Roberto Clemente.This resource will enable you to teach your students History in a unique engaging way. You will have active class participation by all your students, even your reluctant students.The scripts are ready for you to pri
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3rd - 12th
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Play Reading: "Dr. Mary Edwards Walker-A Heroine of Women's History and Health"
Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary! Doctor Mary Edwards Walker was a Civil War era surgeon, suspected spy, prisoner of war, free-thinker, a champion for changing women's clothing and an advocate for women’s rights. A heroine in every sense of the word, Walker is the only woman to be awarded the Medal of Honor. This staged reading of Walker's life in seven scenes requires only four Ss: the Narrator, Mary Edwards Walker, a Bully for multiple roles, and the Reciter to quote historical documents. It covers
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5th - 12th
STRONG FEMALE LEADS! BUNDLE of READERS' THEATER SCRIPTS, read aloud
STRONG FEMALE LEADS! BUNDLE of READERS' THEATER SCRIPTS, read aloud, drama, speech, feminism, independence, indigenous culture, nature, family relationships, Maine, leadership******SAVE 20%!!!!********Please click on each product to see each resource!"There is Still Hope""Emily Selects Her Own Society""Ophelia Finds Her Voice"“Awakening Shadows: A Journey of Dreams and Heritage”BONUS FILE!Weird Fish from my clipart collection, Cabinet of Curiosities
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7th - 12th
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Our Lady of Champion - US Marian Apparition - Reader's Theater Skit
Mary appeared to Adele Brise in Wisconsin in 1859. This Reader's Theater skit shares the story of this approved Marian Apparition. In fact, it is the only approved Marian Apparition in the United States! Engage your students in the captivating story of Adele Brise, the appearance of Our Lady of Champion, and a miracle associated with the Shrine!What about Our Lady of Good Help? In 2023, the Vatican granted permission for the Shrine to change the name from Our Lady of Good Help to Our Lady of
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6th - 12th
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Reader's Theater - The Suffrage Movement
In a high school classroom, students immerse themselves in the suffrage movement as they take on the roles of suffragettes, opponents, and curious onlookers, exploring the passion, determination, and sacrifices that led to women winning the right to vote, igniting a spark within themselves to stand up for equality and change.
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8th - 12th
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Plays with Strong Females
The Nonsense of Neutrons - 3F, 2M, 45-50 minutesThe year is 1995, and fanfare and hype over the 50th anniversary of World War Two are all around. But Shannon, a college student, is carrying a long-time rage over her family’s distant connection to the war. Her friends encourage her, warily, to stay positive amidst all of the buzz. And gradually . . . the pending campus symposium of aging nuclear physicists proves pivotal to this play’s climax. John Calhoun and a Thief 2F, 1M, 30 minutesKicked
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9th - 12th
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Reader's Theater - Uprising's 1st Chapters
We love the book Uprising by Margaret Peterson Haddix, but I've found some of my struggling readers find difficulty connecting to the beginning of the story. So I've scaffolded the story introductions of Bella, Yetta, and Jane to be read once Bella is hit by a car and all their stories are melded together, as this 2-day reader's theaters replace the first 137 pages (and 6+ days of reading).Once you buy my reader's theater, please support this amazing tale of immigration, worker's rights, and str
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5th - 12th
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18 Plays for Women's History Month
18 PLAYS FOR WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH is a classroom-ready collection of 18 short plays portraying a wide range of female protagonists from history and folklore in America and around the world. Help your students learn about the courageous women throughout the ages who have changed our world for the better. Each playscript contains full set, stage, costume directions along with useful staging tips.
INCLUDES: Mothers & Daughters of Invention: 4,000 Years of Women in Science • Around the World
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4th - 12th
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ONE WOMAN STRONG: A New One-Act Theatre Piece for Five Female Performers
ONE WOMAN STRONG*A One-Act Theater Piece for Five Female Performers Dramatic/SuspenseOne-Act5 femalesPlaying Time: 55 - 60 minutesA collection of five one-act monologues featuring the works of O'Neil, Gerstenberg & Strindberg in a new context. The collection can be performed as a full-evening's entertainment or the monologues can be performed individually as complete stand alone pieces.The American Alliance for Theater & Education (AATE), reports that performing arts students have a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Historical Theater: The Great Depression ©
Tired of giving lectures on complex historical topics? Do you have high energy students looking for an outlet? At Mano Koa Enterprises, we have developed an interactive lesson strategy which enables students (especially the high energy ones) to do the teaching for you with Historical Theater: a hands-on bodily kinesthetic activity which expresses complex points of view during an historical time period. Historical Theater activities provides classrooms with an active and engaging way to tackle is
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6th - 12th
Ruth Bader Ginsburg - A SUPREMELY Wonderful Judge!
This reader's theater was written for four students. It ties in Social Studies with Language Arts. It is a short biorgraphy of Ruth Bader Ginsburgl. The students have dressed up for a class as someone famous. Two of the students do not know who Ruth Bader Ginsburg was and two are excited to tell them all about her. I use reader's theater as a way to encourage my reluctant readers to raise their fluency. It motivates everyone! My name is Melanie Whitesides but my store name is Wonbyone. I wrote t
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Most Dangerous Woman in America: Mother Mary Jones
This short U.S. History play is based on the life of labor organizer Mary Harris Jones, known popularly as “Mother Jones”, who devoted her life to helping American workers win fair wages and humane working conditions during the early 20th century. Playscript contains full set, stage, costume directions along with useful staging tips.
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6th - 12th
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First Mothers: The Women Who Raised America's Presidents (A History Play)
DESPITE THE personal and political diversity of the men occupying the White House over the last two centuries, one common factor emerges — the essential ethical character and philosophical outlook of each were strongly shaped by his Mother.
Through compelling first-person dramatizations, FIRST MOTHERS presents crucial moments in the lives of 14 women who not only raised a President ... but helped determine the destiny of the United States as we know it today.
FEATURING: Elizabeth Jackson, Sar
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6th - 12th
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Short Story: Little Orphan Cuca Illegally in the USA Again!
Cuca’s Conundrums Episode Eight: Little Orphan Cuca Illegally in the USA Again - At the meeting of Club Minerva, the Mexican Branch of the YWCA, Dora reminds all the members, “We have to collaborate with everyone in our rapidly growing Multicultural Community, in order to grapple with the intolerance of recent immigrants.” On Halloween Eve, Cuca sends her aunt a telegram informing her that her older brother had been killed and that she would be returning to live with her, illegally, in the USA a
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Short Story: In Arizona Without Documents
"Cuca's Conundrums Episode Three: In Arizona Without Documents" is part of a collection of 17 interrelated short stories that was first published by the author, Norma Landa Flores under the title, “From Jalisco to Boyle Heights: Plays for Reader’s Theatre, Stage or TV, A Collection of 17 Plays for Oral Performance.”Copyright © PAu-128-796 by the Register of Copyrights, USA on July 9, 2007.These cuentos, stories about thinking in two cultures, speaking in two languages and adapting to everyday bi
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Illegal Mexican Immigrant Widow's Strategies to Survive In the USA
Cuca’s Conundrums Episode Five Widow In Boyle Heights Without Legal Papers-Illegal Mexican Immigrant Widow's Strategies to Survive in the USA. This collection of 17 interrelated short stories/ episodes was first published by the author, Norma Landa Flores under the title, “From Jalisco to Boyle Heights: Plays for Reader’s Theatre, Stage or TV, A Collection of 17 Plays for Oral Performance,Copyright © PAu-128-796 by the Register of Copyrights, USA on July 9, 2007.This fifth story, cuento, is abou
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Short Story: In El Paso Without Documents
Cuca's Conundrums, Episode Two: In El Paso Without Documents is the second story, for oral communication presentation in the collection of 17 interrelated short stories that was first published by the author, Norma Landa Flores, under the title, "From Jalisco to Boyle Heights: Plays for Reader's Theater, Stage or TV, A Collection of 17 Plays for Oral Performance, Copyright © PAu-128-796 by the Register of Copyrights, USA on July 9, 2007These cuentos, stories about thinking in two cultures, speak
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Short Story: Widow In Los Angeles Without Citizenship
This collection of 17 interrelated short stories was first published by the author, Norma Landa Flores under the title, “From Jalisco to Boyle Heights: Plays for Reader’s Theatre, Stage or TV, A Collection of 17 Plays for Oral Performance.”Copyright © PAu-128-796 by the Register of Copyrights, USA on July 9, 2007These cuentos, stories about thinking in two cultures, speaking in two languages and adapting to everyday bicultural communication interactions with grace, compassion and humor, came fro
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Short Story: Leaving Jalisco Without Documents
Cuca’s Conundrums Episode One: Leaving Jalisco Without Documents is the first story, for oral communication presentation in the collection of 17 interrelated short stories that was first published by the author, Norma Landa Flores under the title, “From Jalisco to Boyle Heights: Plays for Reader’s Theatre, Stage or TV, A Collection of 17 Plays for Oral Performance,” Copyright © PAu-128-796 by the Register of Copyrights, USA on July 9, 2007.These cuentos, stories about thinking in two cultures, s
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Valentine Cutting Strips
Cutting Strips are such a great tool for honing your toddler or preschooler's fine motor skills. It is a practical life skill they will need in the coming years and into adulthood. These scissor strips also help to build hand-eye coordination.Once your child has finished cutting, use the pictures to glue onto a card or scrap book! We used ours to make Valentine cards for friends. Your child can also trace the lines for some prewriting practice and build vocabulary by talking about each picture.W
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
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Mother Teresa - Grades 6 to 12
Mother Teresa Presentation/AssemblyGrades 6 to 12 Born in Macedonia, August 1910, Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu became one of the most famous humanitarians ever known; Mother Teresa. Saint Teresa of Calcutta was a Roman Catholic nun who devoted her life to serving the poor and destitute around the world. Much has been written about the life and legacy of this extraordinary woman. Her example offers up one powerful, yet simple message to anyone who truly seeks to make an impact on the world – There is no
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6th - 12th
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