2ND-3rd Grade room
Featured Presentation
HOW TO IMPLEMENT READER'S THEATER
Dr. Chase Young demonstrates how he implements Reader's Theater into his 2nd Grade curriculum and how much fun it can be!
Power Point Presentation detailing how to implement Reader's Theater in your own classroom.
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CREATE YOUR OWN
Reader's THEATER SCRIPT
Created by Tyler Mann
Student at the University of Texas Arlington
Student at the University of Texas Arlington
readers theater for better readers
Below are two links. In the first are more Readers theater scripts from the website ReadWriteThink that will help your students learn on a variety of topics.
In the second link are scripts from the website PBS kids that are designed to incorporate ideas that will help keep your students engaged. Curated by Zach Porter
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READEr's Theater Rubrics for 2nd -3rd
Rubrics by Amber Nelson
Pre Service Teacher
Spring Hill College
Pre Service Teacher
Spring Hill College
RT Fluency Rubric.docx | |
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File Type: | docx |
a family that reads together succeeds together!
tips to make family reading fun Readers Theater for families
1. look for recommended read-aloud books on library sights
and readaloudamerica.org. 2. Choose age appropriate books by popular authors with male and female characters. 3. Choose interesting plots and themes along with positive messages. www.readingrockets.org |
fun Readers theater Scripts for families can be found on: thebestclass.org/rtscripts.html
The Hat
by Jan Brett Adapted by Gail Madarat Parts (10): Narrator Lisa Hedgie Mother Hen Gander Barn Cat Farm Dog Mama Pig Piglets Pony <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Narrator: The Setting is a Farm; Winter is arriving and Lisa is getting her woolen clothes out of storage. She hangs the clothing outside on the line to air but a strong wind blows one of her stockings off the line. Hedgie finds it, pokes his nose in it, and gets stuck. Hedgie: How embarrassing! Narrator: Mother Hen comes by with her baby chicks. Mother Hen: Cackle, cackle. What's that on your head, Hedgie? Hedgie: Why, it's my new hat. Isn't it beautiful? Narrator: Mother Hen runs off. Gander comes by. Gander: Honk, honk! Ho, ho, ho! Look at that! The hedgehog has flipped his gizzard. Hedgie: Laugh today, Gander. But tomorrow when it rains, my hat will keep me dry. Narrator: Gander runs off and Barn Cat comes along just as Hedgie is tugging at the stocking. Barn Cat: Meow. What a silly looking hedgehog you are, with that thing on your head. Hedgie: But my ears will be warm in a snowstorm. Barn Cat: Hmmmmmmm. Narrator: Barn Cat runs along and Farm Dog and her puppies find Hedgie in a patch of brambles. Farm Dog: Hedgie, is that a hat you're wearing? How funny you look. Hedgie: But I'll be cozy and dry when it snows. Narrator: Farm Dog runs off and Mama Pig and her piglets come along. Mama Pig: Oink, oink! What are your up to, Hedgie? Hedgie: Making sure my hat doesn't fall off if an icy wind blows up. Mama Pig: I see. Narrator: Mama Pig runs off and Pony comes by. Pony: Hedgie, what is that ridiculous thing on your head? Hedgie: It's my hat, of course. Don't you know that everyone should wear a hat in winter when it's cold and snowy! |
Select your own Reader's Theater script.
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More Reader's Theater resources from Pinterest!
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2nd-3rd GRADE PROJECT MANAGER
TYLER MANN
Tyler is a film student at the University of Texas at Arlington graduating in May 2015. He is well versed in all aspects of filmmaking and is also a working actor.
When getting his minor in Communications, Tyler chose to take a course with Melanie Mason where he quickly found the benefits of Reader's Theater. He has since used RT to improve in all aspects of his work in front of and behind the camera.
Tyler is a film student at the University of Texas at Arlington graduating in May 2015. He is well versed in all aspects of filmmaking and is also a working actor.
When getting his minor in Communications, Tyler chose to take a course with Melanie Mason where he quickly found the benefits of Reader's Theater. He has since used RT to improve in all aspects of his work in front of and behind the camera.