Reader's Theater Scripts & Choral Reading Scripts

eBooks

A practical, step-by-step teachers' guide to the use of Readers Theater for oral language skill development in the Elementary Classroom.

Play Scripts

Wrapping up a unit on "Relationships" or "Anger Management Skills"? Why not end the unit with a performance of short skits that support what's been learned?

Readers Theater Scripts

A Readers Theater Script for Intermediate Readers

Choral Reading Scripts

Choral Reading, Older Elementary School Readers

A Christmas choral reading script about the gift-bringers in America, Canada, England, Holland, Sweden, Italy, and Iceland. These countries were chosen because the stories and legends of their gift-bringers are so colorful and varied!

Readers Theater Scripts

Readers Theater Version

Did you know that in Iceland, thirteen Yuletide Lads bring gifts to children and also play nasty tricks on them?

Choral Reading Scripts

A Geology Script

Choral Reading, Older Elementary School Readers

Teaching the terms SEDIMENTARY, METAMORPHIC, and IGNEOUS? This script will make those terms unforgettable.

To view a short video of this script being performed by Elementary School students, please click below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6QFujaGWnU

Play Scripts

Shakespeare's well-known story of two ill-fated lovers. The story is retold in verse and in a lighthearted (and sometimes comical) way, yet the basic intent has not been compromised.

Choral Reading Scripts

Choral Reading Version, All Elementary School Reading Levels

Five fat turkeys stand in a line and survey their kingdom. They proudly fluff their feathers, prance, twist, and turn. They know Thanksgiving is coming, but they're not worried.

Readers Theater Scripts

Run turkey, Run (Finger Play Primary Version)

A Finger Play Story for Early Primary Grades

Thanksgiving is just not a good time for turkeys. As the day approaches, it's certainly time to RUN TURKEY, RUN! "Run turkey, run, Thanksgiving is fun. It's fun for most, But not for the roast!"

Readers Theater Scripts

Readers Theater Version

Five fat turkeys stand in a line and survey their kingdom. They proudly fluff their feathers, prance, twist, and turn. They know Thanksgiving is coming, but they're not worried.