Ms. Dorothy,
I would like to do some Reader's Theater with my class. They are a pretty dramatic bunch, but are struggling with reading fluency. Where can I find some good scripts?
- Third Grade Teacher
The IRA (International Reading Association) & National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)'s site Read, Write, Think is a great resource for information about Reader's Theater. They have a link for a website with free printable scripts as well.
Literacy Connections has more resources on the subject, and links to a lot of script sites.
You can also write your own scripts from familiar folk tales and stories, or make it a project for the students to write their own. Have Fun with it!
I would like to do some Reader's Theater with my class. They are a pretty dramatic bunch, but are struggling with reading fluency. Where can I find some good scripts?
- Third Grade Teacher
The IRA (International Reading Association) & National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)'s site Read, Write, Think is a great resource for information about Reader's Theater. They have a link for a website with free printable scripts as well.
Literacy Connections has more resources on the subject, and links to a lot of script sites.
You can also write your own scripts from familiar folk tales and stories, or make it a project for the students to write their own. Have Fun with it!
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