Readers Theater Scripts: Fractured Fairy Tales

The most engaging and memorable moment of the year: Readers Theater! These three short plays are perfect for helping students read with expression and fluency, review stage directions AND are an absolute HIT across grade levels!

Included are THREE Readers Theater Scripts of ORIGINAL fractured fairytales in a PDF printable file! Name tags for each role are also included along with one blank page if you would like students to create their own character tags.

These plays make a fantastic addition to any fairytale unit, sparking meaningful discussions comparing to the original versions with these unique stories that shed light on the misunderstood villains!

There are now two printable versions of the scripts:

• original version (less pages, ink saver!) AND
• one with the "Open Dyslexic" font designed for better readability for students with dyslexia (larger print - more pages for each script).

Looking for more Readers Theater? Check out the options below before purchasing! Even better, get the biggest bang for your buck and purchase the ⭐️The Readers Theater BUNDLE⭐️ now!

• Back to School Plays
• Thanksgiving Plays
• Fractured Fairytale Plays
• Historical Fiction Plays

The Four Little Pigs (five roles)

Everyone knows the story of the Three Little Pigs, but did you know they had a sister? In this play, a fourth pig (the busy, powerful C.E.O. sister of the brothers has to save the day now that all three brothers are living under the same brick roof!

Naughty Red Riding Hood (five roles)

This story tells the TRUTH of Little Red Riding Hood - an awful, disrespectful little girl who ate all of the grandma's treats and stole sweet and sophisticated Mr. Wolf's red teapot! Mr. Wolf just wants to teach Red a lesson and Grandma even helps him...but of course, no one (especially the woodsman) believes a wolf!

Jack and the Big Fib (six roles)

Mr. Giant and Mrs. Giant just want to make friends and even hire a living harp to perform at their dinner party when a naughty little boy named Jack tries to steal all of their goodies. Jack claims Mr. Giant was going to eat him, but of course, he couldn't have been more wrong!

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