Readers Theater Scripts: Historical Fiction Plays
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These TWELVE unique and engaging Reader's Theater Scripts will be the most memorable part of the school year for your students! Readers Theater develops fluency and gives students a safe space deliver their lines after practicing and rereading!By purchasing the bundle, you receive the best possiblePrice $15.95Original Price $24.50Save $8.55
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These FOUR original historical fiction Reader's Theater Scripts are perfect for reviewing across genres: drama, historical fiction, and informational text!
Reader's Theater increases fluency, engagement, and students' confidence!
Jump start nonfiction reading by first introducing the topics through these plays and create a memorable experience for your students. All plays have been thoroughly researched for historical accuracy.
HISTORICAL FICTION PLAYS
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1.) March on Washington (1968)
- Civil Rights March on Washington D.C.
2.) The Night of Broken Glass (1938)
- The day after the Night of the Broken Glass in Berlin, Germany
3.) Welcome to Ellis Island (1800s)
- Ellis Island Immigration Process
4.) Just a Spot of Tea (1733)
- Night of the Boston Tea Party
CLASSROOM IMPLEMENTATION
- Create a unit to compare to informational text about the historical event/time period
- Use as a short introduction to the genres: dramas/historical fiction
- Practice fluency and following stage directions by acting out in groups in front of the class
- Create your OWN historical fiction plays after researching a time period/event
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