Reader's Theater Scripts & Choral Reading Scripts

Readers Theater Scripts

Readers Theater

Adapted from a Pacific Northwest Sechelt Indian Legend.

Readers Theater Scripts

Readers Theater Version, Older Elementary School Readers

A "victim" and a "bully" cross paths after school and sparks fly. A friend, two bystanders, and the victim's mother play a part in finding a way to outsmart that bully - once and for all.

Play Scripts

Traditional Play Script, Older Elementary Grades 

A "victim" and a "bully" cross paths after school and sparks fly. A friend, two bystanders, and the victim's mother play a part in finding a way to outsmart that bully - once and for all.

Readers Theater Scripts

Readers Theater, Older Elementary School Readers

Teaching a unit on insects? Here's a story poem about what it's like to be an ant! Eight readers tell us how busy a worker ant's life can be and, in doing so, impart a few important "ant facts" along the way.

Choral Reading Scripts

Choral Reading, Older Elementary School Readers

If I lived in Africa, would I be a wild dog, a warthog, a meerkat, a cheetah, a camel, an antelope?

Readers Theater Scripts

Readers Theater

If I lived in Africa, would I be a wild dog, a warthog, a meerkat, a cheetah, a camel, an antelope? Nope. A soon as I chose one, I think of another intriguing animal, and then I change my mind.

Choral Reading Scripts

Older Elementary School Readers

If you were the only person in this world, you wouldn't need good manners. However, there are lots of people on our planet and good manners can help everyone get along with each other!

Readers Theater Scripts

Readers Theater, Younger and Older Elementary School Readers

This is a script about good and bad manners in the elementary school. If you were the only person in this world, you wouldn't need good manners!

Choral Reading Scripts

Choral Reading, Older Elementary School Readers

If you won't be my Valentine, what will I do? This script explores all those many possibilities: Cause a scene, go beyond the extreme, pine and whine, not feel fine, fidget, frown and fuss, mope, not cope, fight and bite? The list goes on and on.

Choral Reading Scripts

A SCRIPT ABOUT KLONDIKE HISTORY, Grades 5-9

On August 17, 1896, a crew led by Skookum Jim Mason, a member of the Tagish First Nations, headed down the Yukon River looking for his sister Kate and her husband George Carmack.