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Oral communication Common Core RF.1.4 resources
Decodable Reader's Theater Plays / Readers Theatre Scripts for 1st Grade
This is a set of 20 decodable Reader’s Theater scripts (short plays) for first grade. Students practice and read aloud their lines for the plays, giving them an opportunity to build reading fluency and improve their communication skills! Plus, these Readers' Theatre scripts are decodable, giving students an opportunity to practice specific phonics skills.These decodable Reader’s Theater scripts are:Limited in the phonics skills and high-frequency words they include - so your first graders can su
Readers' Theater: Partner & Trio Plays #1
Looking for a way to help your readers practice fluency and expression? These short Readers' Theater scripts are it!This pack contains 10 different fables that have been turned into Readers' Theater scripts for partners and trios. So if you have an even number of students doing this (small group or whole group) then you can use the partner scripts. If you have an odd number, then you can use the trio scripts. So each fable (except 1) has 2 scripts. That's a total of 19 plays!The fables are
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K - 3rd
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Readers' Theater: Partner/Trio plays MEGA pack
50 partner and trio plays based on fables, books and fairy tales are now in one MEGA bundle so your students can dramatically improve their fluency (smoothness, pace, expression). Buy this bundle and save $6.50 instead of each pack @ original price.
Print, copy and use during your small reading groups or leave them out for Partner Reading time. I 100% guarantee that your students will LOVE them because they're based on known literature and they're FuNnY.
* Partner plays are usually 3 pag
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K - 4th
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Readers' Theater: LEGOs
This is a 4-page, non-fiction partner play about the history of the greatest toy ever created (my opinion) and how they're made. Your students will improve their fluency (pace, smoothness, expression) and have fun learning about how their favorite toy (again, my opinion) is created! They, like me, will want to fly to Denmark and go on the LEGO factory tour :-)
Included with the script is a comprehension check as well as some information on close reading and readers' theater.
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1st - 4th
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Readers' Theater: Pigsty
This hilarious book by Mark Teague really hits home with kids and cleaning their rooms! This is one of my favorite books and is so fun to perform!
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K - 3rd
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Readers Theater: Greatest Hits FREEBIES
17 scripts (14 fiction & 3 non-fiction) with anywhere from 2 to 7 characters to help your students improve their reading fluency (pace, smoothness, expression) and have fun!
Included with the scripts are some informational pieces about close reading and Readers' Theater.
Over 100 pages for FREE, enjoy!
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1st - 4th
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Pig the Pug Readers' Theater PACK
Pig the Pug is a rude, bratty, attention-seeking dog who (in each book) learns a lesson about how his behavior affects others. Aaron Blabey wrote the books in the series and I've adapted them into short Readers' Theater scripts. The funny, 2-page scripts in this pack will get your students reading and improve their fluency at the same time.Each play features 4 characters: the narrator, the owner (can be female or male), Trevor (a weiner dog who lives with Pig) and Pig the Pug. 5 of the 6 play
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K - 3rd
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BUNDLE: 22 Nellie Edge "Read and Sing Little Books"
22 “Read and Sing Little Books” from Nellie Edge Black-line masters for printables Little Books Text of familiar folk songsPictures for the children to colorFold, cut, and staple to make books for each of your students! Differentiated! In the classroom, teachers provide this simulated reading experience by group singing and shared reading. With each child having their own paperback copy or child-sized Little Book of the song, the teacher can carefully guide the children through each book, page b
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PreK - 1st
Bugs: partner & trio Readers' Theater plays
These 14 different readers' theater scripts about various bugs combine reading and science and are great for improving reading fluency! Each bug has both a partner and trio play (in the case of having an odd number of students). Each play also has a partner/trio discussion page (questions to encourage discussion amongst students) as well as a 5 question comprehension check. The plays are informative and funny....and a little bit gross (flies are gross and it was hard to paint them in a positiv
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1st - 4th
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Benchmark Advance Unit 4 Vocabulary Slides
Enhance your ELA Block with once a day vocabulary slides. Each interactive slide will support the daily text you are teaching during your core literacy instruction and will build foundational vocabulary skills. Each unit contains 5 vocabulary words per week for a total of 15 words.
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1st
Readers' Theater: What's the Difference
This pack of Readers' Theater partner scripts is non-fiction and science based. Each of the 4 plays has 2 characters (animals) that are similar yet different. Students learn about the similarities and differences as they read. For each play there are 2 types of assessments: a Venn diagram fact sort -and- a written response to 6 questions.
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1st - 3rd
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Readers' Theater: The Three Little Pigs PACK #2
The classic tale of the Three Little Pigs being bothered by the Big Bad Wolf comes to life in 3 more ways:
1) A new modern spin on the classic.
2) A southwestern spin on the classic.
3) A Cajun spin on the classic.
Kids will have fun performing and seeing the differences and similarities in all 3 versions...and improve their fluency and expression at the same time!
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1st - 3rd
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Readers' Theater: The Sun and the Wind
This play brings the classic weather related fable to life in a 3-page, 4 character script. There are two identical scripts except that, in one, there is a "man" character and, in the other, there is a "lady" character. There is a cloze-style comprehension check, as well as inferential group discussion questions.
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K - 3rd
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Would You Rather Opinion Writing Prompts | Sentence Reading & Writing Activity
These 'would you rather' writing prompts are an incredibly versatile activity, perfect for writing assignments, shared reading, conversation starters, back-to-school ice breakers, and more! Students can verbally share their responses, or write them down on answer sheets to practice sentence structure and fluency. Either way, it's the perfect activity for beginning readers and writers! Who's it for?• Kindergarten ELA students• 1st grade ELA students• 2nd grade ELA students• 3rd grade ELA students
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K - 3rd
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Pumpkin Themed Reading and Language Activities- Fall Reading Comprehension
Fall/ Pumpkin Reading Passages : 2 Free Fall Reading ActivitiesAdd some pumpkin spiced fun to your student reading comprehension goals with these Free Fall-themed reading passages and questions. These pumpkin-themed reading activities can be used for virtual or in-person instruction. They can be used for speech therapy, special education, or general education.Different open-ended questions (basic wh questions as well as inferential questions) are includedWhat's included2 Fall Reading Passages2
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1st - 4th
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Also included in: Fall Articulation Games- S, Z, R- Tic-Tac-Toe Game BUNDLE
Readers' Theater: Eggstravanga (Non-Fiction)
This unit will help your students reading fluency and comprehension AND infuses science! Plus, these 5 scripts are meant to be peer teaching tools so your students can pair up, learn about 1 particular oviparous (egg laying) animal and teach others about it.
Each script is 2 pages and has 2 characters (both of which are animals):
-Ducks Lay Eggs
-Butterflies Lay Eggs
-Crocodiles Lay Eggs
-Turtles Lay Eggs
-Snakes Lay Eggs
Also included:
-note taking sheet for peer teaching & learning
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K - 3rd
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Increase Vocabulary: Gimmicks, Games, and Goals !
Please see preview. This product has two components. The first offers 5 fun games/activities that can be used all year to teach vocabulary—activities that easily engage and motivate students of all ability levels. Most activities require little or no materials or preparation on the teacher's part, however a pocket chart is a huge asset in many games. Most games are whole class activities, but adaptations can be made in that setting for struggling students. The games can be also be used in a Reso
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K - 3rd
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Readers' Theater Barry & Hammy partner plays for beginning readers
Looking for a reading resource that is fun and engaging for beginning reading students that takes their early reading abilities into account? The partner plays in this pack do exactly that. You can use these as part of your reading instruction (in small groups) or make them available for students to do independently during a "Read with Someone" type small group.Each play in this pack has a readability index to show how many and what kinds of words are in the script (completely decodable, parti
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K - 2nd
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The Chicken Who Couldn't Reader's Theater
I have created a reader's theater based on the children's book, The Chicken Who Couldn't, by Jan Thomas . This script has 8 parts, but can be adapted to fit the needs of your classroom.Reader's theater is a fun, engaging way for students to practice fluency and expression!
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1st - 3rd
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FIre! Fire! and Curious George at the FIre Station
These text work great in October when Fire Safety is studied! Students will compare and contrast an informational and fictional text while leaning about fire safety! Turn, talk and share activities keep students engaged. Many common core standards for reading, writing, speaking and listening are covered in the 2 week study!
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1st
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Readers' Theater: A Pride, A Streak and a Sleuth Oh My!
This is a rhyming partner play all about the unusual names that different groups of animals have (collective nouns, i.e. a herd of elephants, a school of fish, etc.). The play is about two pages long and the two characters are Kid #1 and Kid #2.
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1st - 3rd
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Fluency Development Lesson Plan (Adapted from The Fluent Reader)
Do your students struggle to read fluently? If so, here is a quick and fun lesson format that will definitely have your students reading with fluency and voice in no time!
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K - 3rd
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