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End of Year speech therapy scripts for Easel
Summer End-of-Year Summertime Readers Theater Poetry, Writing Prompts: Grade 3-6
Summer Readers' Theater Scripts and End-of-Year Activities for grades 3, 4, 5 & 6: 8-poem collection of fast and funny summertime poetry and literacy activities to launch 3rd-grade, 4th-grade, 5th-grade & 6th-grade students into summer vacation with fun, summer-themed readers' theater scripts, comprehension questions, writing prompts, and vocabulary word work.The 8 poems are provided as regularly formatted poems plus as 1- to 2-page stand-alone readers' theater scripts. Each poem also in
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3rd - 6th
READERS' THEATER END OF YEAR MYSTERY MIDDLE SCHOOL SCRIPT
This Readers’ Theater end of year mystery script will grip both drama and ELA grades 5-8 classes in the last few WILD days before the summer break. It transforms students into whodunit detectives, giving them high-interest practice in reading aloud, comprehension, and even some writing. -- Question sheets and answers are included. -- Quick peer and self assessment forms are included. -- A reading rubric is included.-- Fast finishers will love the coloring, games, and observation activities! NUMB
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5th - 8th
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Independence Day July 4th Reader's Theater American History Play Script
Here's a fun, fast-paced, yet provocative play about the 4th of July. Use it as a year-end activity or save it for your American history unit next year. When I wrote Read Aloud Plays: Symbols of America for Scholastic back in 2002, it was supposed to be a collection of plays teaching about the history of "patriotic" symbols and holidays. Even though school isn't in session in July for most of us, I included a play celebrating Independence Day. This fun, fast-paced play follows a couple of kids b
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3rd - 7th
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Social Language: Real Life Social Skills Scenarios
Social skills are a vital soft skill for students to develop. Social-emotional learning can be difficult for students with disabilities and especially students who are on the autism spectrum. For success in the classroom and community, this mini-unit allows students to model social situations and a variety of scenarios, allowing them time to process whether the words said are kind or unkind. Included are several layers of embedded differentiation in “Identifying Kind Words”: 2 pages of simpler
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What did you do this summer?
Back to school lesson and conversation starter. Simple 1 page worksheet for students to indicate what they did over the summer. Can ask families for assistance in advance for students who are non-verbal or need more support.
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