If you want the engagement boost of reader’s theater without props, costumes, or a three-day production, this “table read” routine is the sweet spot: students stay seated, you run it like a low-stress script reading, and you still get fluency, tone, inference, and evidence-based discussion out of a single class. It works especially well with... Continue Reading →
Looking for some educational activities during the Halloween or Thanksgiving season? Try these English Language Arts extension activities. Halloween Writing Prompts Halloween Writing Prompts This resource contains 28 Halloween Themed Writing Prompts. Use for Do Now, Writing Prompt, Journal Prompt, or Creative Writing Lesson. Each activity includes a photo and a corresponding writing prompt. Prompts focus... Continue Reading →
Free Readers Theater Scripts to use in the Ela or English classroom. Ready to use classroom play, questions, and writing exercises.
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 14 Resource Bundle includes Readers Theater Scripts, PowerPoint Presentation, Movie Viewing Guide, Pre-Write Assignment, Discussion Questions, Vocabulary & Two Digital Breakout Game for Google Classroom.
Reading Strategies for Middle and High School - Readers Theater Reading Strategies for Middle and High School Readers Theater I love when it's time to read a play in class. The assigned reading parts take away the anxiety for both my students and me, because everyone knows what and when they are expected to read... Continue Reading →
Readers Theater for the Middle and High School English Classroom. Build classroom community through scripts and plays. Reading strategies and engaging lessons.