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12th grade End of Year religion scripts
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Holy Week Readers' Theater Skit Script
This Holy Week readers’ theater script is an informative and worshipful experience for kids and adults. This serious skit features readings of fourteen eyewitness accounts of the events of Holy Week based on what is found in the four gospels. Starting with the events of Palm Sunday, characters like a Jewish traveler, a disciple, Simon the Leper, Judas, James, Peter, Caiaphas, Pilate, a Roman soldier, Simon of Cyrene, John, Joseph of Arimathea, and Mary Magdalene tell listeners what they saw, h
4 graduation speeches for elementary, middle & high school principals (editable)
You can use as a draft or take parts of each speech to customize it to your needs and audience.
Grades:
K - 12th, Staff
Living Stations of the Cross Script
This is a 30 page packet. If you are responsible, or want to take on, having your students present the Living Stations of the Cross to the school community, this may be for you. This script is powerful. It will involve all your students and will be such a great visual for the school community. The packet includes the script, the songs you should use, and a powerful video link to show to your students.We have great success with this, and I hope you do as well! We have presented to both the s
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7th - 12th
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Easter Play | All-in-One Complete Skit Kit for Children and Teens | Good Friday
Uncover the greatest secret to why Jesus had to die on a cross this Easter with our All-in-One Easter Play Kit for Children and Teens. This complete package is inspired by the a Little Bird who was in search of a King who would rescue God's people from their greatest enemy... the Romans! Even though the bird found kings who were skilled with the sword and kings who had immense riches, God ended up choosing a king who would be hanging on a cross. This king's name was Jesus and he came to conquer
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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"Nobody Knows My Name" Religious Christmas Program/ Children's Play
Loosely based on characters from "A Christmas Carol," this play, "What's in a Name?" uses an Angel of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, to show how the man labeled 'innkeeper' in books and plays all over the world may feel if he were to find out his name wasn't included over the centuries of retelling Christ's birth story.
Does it matter if nobody knows your name?
This play has 23 speaking parts, but can be easily edited for more/less. There were four songs (available on iTunes) that I us
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4th - 12th
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Stations of the Cross Drama Script- easy and effective for Lent Passion Play
Looking for a way to involve your students in the Lenten tradition of Stations of the Cross? This student-friendly adaptation will get your students actively participating by representing the fourteen events in Jesus' life with silent "tableau" pictures while a classmate reads the scene. Involve an entire class of 30 with parts for narrator, Jesus, Pilate, the soldiers, Veronica, Mary, and the townspeople. Included in this product is a link to a fully-staged live production of this script pe
Grades:
4th - 12th
Christmas Nativity Play All-in-One Kit for Children and Teens | Editable Skit
Unleash the magic of Christmas with our All-in-One Nativity Play Kit for Children and Teens. This enchanting kit is inspired by the heartwarming story of a little star's quest to do something great for God. It is ultimately led on a journey towards pointing 3 Wise Men to a baby boy cradled within a manger. Even though this story touches on the themes of humility and surrender, the greatest lesson this Little Star discovers is that God's plans for greatness often looks quite different from the wo
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PreK - 12th
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The Pilgrim's Progress: A Reader's Theater Script-Story + Excerpt Handout
Second only to the Bible in all-time readership, John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress is a classic allegory and a staple of British Literature. Plagued by visions of destruction, Christian (the titular pilgrim) must travel the true path in search of the narrow gate, through which he may lose the burden upon his back. This adaptation covers the first portion of Christian's journey from the City of Destruction, through the Slough of Despond, past Worldly Wiseman, and finally to the Wicket Gate, wh
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6th - 12th
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John Milton's Paradise Lost: The Fall of Satan (Reader's Theater Script-Story)
This 9-page Reader's Theater script-story adapts the first part of John Milton's epic work Paradise Lost, giving students an overview of the poem's main characters and themes, as well as a taste for Milton's poetic language. Satan, decisively defeated by God, decides to build a capital in hell called Pandemonium and make it his personal mission to corrupt God's perfect creation. The poem addresses concepts of good and evil, free will, and the power of divine grace.Anticipatory Guide: Students r
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9th - 12th
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End of Year Concert Script - Musical "A Sense of Wonder."
Save time this year preparing your end of year concert with this original script that will take your students, staff and community through a fun filled exploration of the world during an end of year performance that will be remembered for many years to come. An end of year play script to link each class performance through a musical structure/format that includes stage instructions throughout.
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K - 12th, Staff
Skit for Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan
This skit covers the following book sections:The City of Destruction, meeting Evangelist, Obstinate and the Slough of Despond, meeting Help.
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4th - 12th
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Also included in: Skits for Pilgrim's Progress Bundled
Full Play Script Melodrama: Magic Merle's Miracle Makeover Mush
I wrote this melodrama for my Intermediate and High School workshop students and they absolutely love it! "Magic Merle's Miracle Makeover Mush" is about an escaped criminal named Menacing Mike who enters the town of Elderville under the guise of "Magic Merle" and tries to peddle his "miracle mush" to the elderly residents, only to be foiled by a daring daughter! Perfect for schools or fundraisers, it teaches that mind over matter is better than a mouth full of mush!It's set in the early 1900's
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Student Led IEP Meeting - End of year / Editable Presentation (Template Slides)
Empower middle and high school students to take control of their Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings through a student-led approach. This involves equipping them with a structured script, progress report, and goal review materials. By embracing student-led IEP meetings, adolescents and young adults can assume responsibility and ownership over the proceedings with appropriate guidance and preparation.How does it work?Students familiarize themselves with the IEP meeting framework and a
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Chapel Plays Bundle
A bundle of four plays that can be presented in chapel service or for student drama clubs. Funny, silly, based on video games, history, heroes, and popular culture, with Biblical messages.Each play is also available on its own.1. Gamer's Guide to Looking Like Jesus2. Beautiful Things3. Escape from the Time Travel Laboratory4. DragonBlade
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4th - 12th
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Middle School Awards Program Agenda (EDITABLE/Template)
Functional TEMPLATE for most any awards program to recognize outstanding student achievement.Just insert your pertinent information into the template and voila...your awards program guide is finished. Formating: Microsoft Publisherlandscape orientation8 1/2 inches https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Chuck-Nolens-Notables
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4th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Scripts: Easter package 1
Bundle contains 10 reader's theater scripts (from Mark 14-16), 2 monologues, 2 short skits and 6 one act plays in one Zip file.. *The Meaning Of Easter Interview (characters: 5, run time: 1-2 minutes) Ace news reporter interviews people on the street who think Easter is all about chocolate bunnies, new outfits or a big ham dinner until he meets Jesus*Alien at Easter (characters: 6, one is a child, as many extras as wanted.) Run time: 1-2 minutes) An alien visit at Easter wondering what the h
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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The Exodus Play Ch.1-15 (very flexible play; 8-30+ students, 4 acts!
This four act play is designed to fit your needs as you teach the story of Moses. You can use it as a simple reader's theater or go all out and use the suggested props, backgrounds and sound effects to make it a grand production. You probably need at least 8 kids but you can have many more. The script is flexible with plenty of tips. I used this for my 6th graders, but it would be fine for just about any age, probably 4-12. Have fun!
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4th - 12th
Also included in: The Ultimate Bible Bundle!
Puppets: The Joystealer, Spanish Audio Track
Puppets are a great way to tell a story or teach a lesson in a fun & interesting way.
Christian puppets are funny-sometimes sad, sometimes silly-but they
always touch children with God’s love and further his Word.
Puppets not only capture the undivided attention of children, they
also see the world through a child’s eyes. Christian puppets can
take a scripture verse and shed humorous light on it that provides
new insight for kids.
The Joystealer is great for attracting a crowd & wa
Drama Skits for the Salt and Light Players
This is a collection of nine drama skits for church schools or youth groups. There are three units of focus: Christmas, Bible stories, and assorted, with three skits in each unit. The skits address a variety of Biblically-based ideas ranging from experiencing the wonder of Bethlehem's star from a humorous, yet thoughtful perspective of two shepherds to how Zaccheus grew up in his outlook after an encounter with Jesus to making major decisions about influence.Each skit provides a list of characte
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6th - 12th
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Script: Stars in the Christmas Eve Sky
by Kathy ApplebeeA silly Christmas (or just after) comedy set in the Stellar Departure Department of heaven. The egotistical stars, a frantic Mr. Sandman and one lost child will have the audience laughing whether you present this as a bare stage, simple set or reader's theater production. Mr. Sandman can't figure out what he is to do with the newest star who shows up without orders. The Star of Bethlehem explains she helped guide the magi to the Jesus 2000 years ago, leading people to Christ
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4th - 12th
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Senior Awards Program Guide (EDITABLE/Template)
Functional TEMPLATE for most any awards program to recognize outstanding student achievement.Just insert your pertinent information into the template and voila...your awards program guide is finished. Formating: Microsoft Publisherlandscape orientation8 1/2 inches https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Chuck-Nolens-Notables
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8th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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THE MIRACLE OF PENTECOST PLAY SCRIPT
This NEW and ORIGINAL resource for Christian Schools, Sunday School Groups and Churches brings to life the wonders of God. It shows the events written in the Bible at Acts, chapter2.
It is a play script in one act and 11 scenes, easy to put on stage with students from Junior High, High School and/or adults. The action starts with two bystanders who feel they live in the 21st century.
DURATION: about 15 minutes. The stage decor can be adapted from having nothing in the background to how the d
In the Beginning: The Bible As Literature (A Script-Story Collection)
The English language contains more allusions to the Bible than any other work of literature. References to the Bible even beat out references to Greek and Roman mythology. Allusions to the Bible permeate our conversation, literature, and even pop culture. In spite of this ever-presence of the Bible's influence, many students lack a basic familiarity with the Bible, its stories, and its language. This leaves students to puzzle over allusions that they encounter in art and literature.Teaching the
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6th - 12th
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Game: To Kill a King (mystery party package/script)
To Kill a King: Herod Antipas
By Kathy Applebee
Date: 39 A.D. Herod Antipas is throwing a big banquet with fine food, lavish entertainment and a number of unexpected guests. Which one killed him?
Mystery party games are an engaging alternative to studying life in the Roman Empire and make wonderful drama activities. Add spice to Bible classes or youth group activities while immersing everyone in Roman customs of the first century. Acting experience and knowledge of police procedures are no
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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