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  A COMPREHENSIVE, ALL-IN-ONE READERS THEATER SITE FOR EDUCATORS 

SCRIPTS FOR SCHOOLS

    www.scriptsforschools.com

     

LOIS WALKER

lois@scriptsforschools.com

 

We are pleased to announce that Scripts For Schools  has been reviewed for educational relevance and usefulness by the teacher review panel of Schoolzone and has been awarded a Highly Recommended rating. Schoolzone is the UK's leading evaluation service for online educational resources. 

Many thanks to you, Schoolzone! We truly appreciate your endorsement and hope teachers around the world feel the same.

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New to Readers Theater?  What's the difference between RT and a Traditional Play Script?  Please click HERE.

Watch some short YouTube videos of Readers Theater in action.  Please click HERE.

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INTRODUCING: Sue Russell! 

I've happily connected with a new teacher/writer who is supplying my site with some extraordinary Group Read-Aloud Teaching Packages. 

Divide your readers into groups, give each group a script addressing the same central teaching theme (or unit), then READ-ALOUD! The scripts may be read aloud as a classroom learning activity, or rehearsed until they are ready to perform for a special audience or your entire school. (You've heard of "learn while you earn time"?  Well, this is "learn while you read" time)!

This innovative Readers Theater "Group Read-Aloud" approach is surely the way of the future for educational supplements in our schools.  For more information, please click HERE.

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Environmental Themes.  Looking for scripts concerning environmental themes?

For more information, please click HERE.

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Camouflage Critters! 

New Read-Aloud Script for Elementary School Readers. What do you do when you run out of ideas for a script? Call your grandchildren! My oldest grandson, Justin, was learning about the word “camouflage” in school. He suggested the title and that got us started. Younger brother, Nicholas, joined in on the fun and we all contributed critter names, camouflage ideas, and possible rhyming words. I did a final brush-up and edit – and a new script was born! We hope you and your students enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed creating it.

For more information, please click HERE.

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NEW! A Basketball Script for Intermediate/Advanced Readers.  

Script is available as both Choral Speaking/Reading or Readers Theater.  Many "Onomatopoeia words" included in the text.  For more information, Please click HERE.

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(From Literacy Connections: Promoting Literacy and a Love of Reading).

"Lois Walker is one of my favorite Readers’ Theater writers. The stories Walker presents are humorous and engaging, but I particularly enjoy the lyrical manner in which she writes them."

http://literacyconnections.com/ReadersTheater.php

 

I hope you'll enjoy a surf through our   site. Please don't hesitate to contact me with questions, comments, or suggestions!

lois@scriptsforschools.com

Sincerely, Lois at Scripts for Schools

 

LOIS WALKER, BA, MA: Lois is the publisher of Scripts For Schools and is a writer, teacher, and Canadian television personality. She is the creator of 4 successful television series for children, including Tell-a-Tale Town, which has been syndicated internationally, and Hands Up! Hands On!,which won a CAN-PRO Gold Award for excellence in Canadian Children's Programming.

Her Readers Theater stories, scripts and books have been published and featured worldwide by leading educational publishers, including Contemporary Drama Services (USA), Ginn, East/West Publishers, Taiwan, Pearson Australia, and Scholastic, among others. She recently returned from  Taiwan where she conducted Readers Theater workshops in 7 different cities for more than 800 Taiwanese EFL teachers. She has been seen regularly  on YTV and the CanWest Global Television network since 1988 and is currently seen on the Educational Channel, BookTV.