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7th grade balanced literacy scripts for Microsoft Word
Greek Myth Readers' Theater and Creative Activity Packet
Greek mythology is so much fun to explore with your students! This activity packet includes FOUR myths:-The Story of Fire (with character trait literary focus)-Pandora’s Box (theme in literature literary focus)-The Seven Pomegranate Seeds (Persephone and the Seasons)-Orpheus and Eurydice (Journey to the Underworld)For each myth, you will receive a Readers’ Theater Script. This will have your students actively engaged in the myth rather than merely listening to it or reading it! They will be
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Reader's Theater "Oh the Places You'll Go"
9 Narrators, Reader's Theater "Oh the Places You'll Go" by Dr. Seuss. You might also like Oh the Places You'll Go Comprehension Questions
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3rd - 7th
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Romeo and Juliet Act 1 Scene 2 Drama Circle
This is a sequencing and review activity designed to make sure that students understand the important events from Act I - Scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet. I use this with beginner and intermediate ESL/ELL students to solidify the events in their minds. The students love to act out the fight scenes :) It is alinged to two different common core standards, included in the download. Great to begin for Valentine's Day. Blank cards included for you to modify if you wish.
Drama circle, drama, sequencing,
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Explicit Instruction Lesson to teach Compare and Contrast in Texts
This is an explicit instruction lesson that I used to teach the Compare and COntrast text structure in texts. The students responded so well to it. You could use it as a template to use with other Compare/Contrast texts or to teach other text structures. It would also work great along with a Native American Unit.
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Grades:
3rd - 7th
Everything Old is New Again; the 1920s Roar to Life
What was so distinctive about the Roaring Twenties? Was it the innovations? Relief from the austerity of the War years? Rebellion against Prohibition? Scandalous music and dance crazes?
Read through this slice of 1920s life as readers’ theatre or research it, stage it, choreograph it, and perform it to make this unique era roar to life.
This download contains questions for research into motivation for actors, costumes, dance/music, language, sports, and technology. Use the prompts as well
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Grades:
5th - 10th
Hansel & Gretel - A Twist on an Old Story
This Reader's Theater is for 4 students. The theme is Hansel and Gretel but things don't happen the way they are said to in the original story. In the script, Hansel and Gretel have a step-mother and they are very poor. Their step-mother decides that life would be easier without them and leads them into the forest to get rid of them. That is where things begin to differ from the original. The stepmother is the one who never comes out of the forest. Hansel and Gretel find a picnic basket full of
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3rd - 7th
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Finding The Turkey's Purpose: Thanksgiving Reader's Theatre
When the lone turkey on the farm starts asking questions as Thanksgiving is approaching, the other farm animals must find a delicate way to tell him why he’s at the farm. In the end, the Turkey is given a very special opportunity to be able to celebrate future Thanksgiving with his farm animal pals!
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2nd - 8th
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Balanced Literacy Prototype
This tool will help you organize your Balanced Literacy block.
Great for teachers, coaches, and administrators.
Works with ALL literacy curriculums.
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Grades:
K - 8th
The Sequential Order of Fairy Tale Plays in a class period
This is one of eight 45 minute plays to produce in your K-8 program. Eight stories will take 8 classes to present. Another four to develop props, and yet another 4 for practice. This thematic unit encompasses the entire spring session, with additional materials required for the lower grades who after reading and organizing their thoughts are not presenting the plays. However, they are the fond recipients of the entertainment once a week. There is a gap of four weeks while props are being ma
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Grades:
K - 8th
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Monster by Walter Dean Myers Reader's Theater
This script is meant to give readers a taste of this great novel. It has 7 parts and is editable.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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JONAH A Bible skit using highlights from the book of Jonah
A Biblical skit using highlights from the book of Jonah. Can be used in religious classrooms, home school, Bible camps or where ever spiritual or character development is to be illustrated.
Grades:
1st - 11th
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Also included in: Christian Skits Bundle
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