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Other (social studies) scripts for Microsoft Word
Nevada: A Children's Readers Theater Script for Nevada History
I love being a Nevadan and I love Readers Theater... so I combined the two! Perfect for an upper grades classroom, this 8 page script is educational and fun! There are songs, there are jokes, and there are great facts. Children will love participating and you could even have a performance with costumes for parents! Why not?!? This is a digital download only.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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The Story of the Erie Canal: Reader's Theater Play
This is a short classroom play about the Erie Canal. It is very useful for reader's theater, a class activity, or a short class play! It is filled to the brim with his historical information. Feel free to make changes to fit your school's needs.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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The Scottish Wars of Independence Play Script
19 Page Script for a Scottish Wars of Independence Play which follows a timeline of the Scottish wars from start to finish.Character List:Narrator 1, 2 and 3VikingKing Alexander the ThirdKing Erik of NorwayMargaret the Maid of NorwayJohn BalliolAndrew MorayWilliam WallaceEarl of SurreyScottish SoldierJudgeJohn ComynRobert the BruceRoyal WorkerScenes:Act 1 Scene 1 – The Battle of LargsAct 1 Scene 2 – King Alexander the Third death sceneAct 1 Scene 3 – Margaret the Maid of NorwayAct 1 Scene 4 – Th
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Not Grade Specific
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Revolutionary Women Movie Trailer Project: The American Revolution
In this project students will work in groups to film a movie trailer/preview (not an actual movie) about the accomplishments of a specific historical woman during the American Revolution. They are required to do research on the woman, write a storyboard/script, and film the trailer. It is a really fun project, and my students always get very into it. They have a lot of opportunity for creativity. Included here are the project instructions/requirements, tips, list of historical women of the Revol
Grades:
9th - 12th
A to Z Black History Poem
This poem is 26 lines long. Each letter of the alphabet represents a figure in Black History. It can be used as a performance piece for Black History Month assemblies, or, of course, any time of the year. The rhymes are in couplets, and the lines are simple - a letter, and then no more than 5 words for each line! This poem can be performed by students at any grade level.
As a performance piece, it can be enhanced with costumes, movement, posters, etc., to bring forth the characterization.
Grades:
K - 12th
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American Revolution: Who was the Greatest American Revolutionary?
This is a role playing panel discussion/debate involving 9 American Revolutionaries including such people as George Washington, Ben Franklin, Abigail Adams, and James Armistead. Each Revolutionary attempts to persuade the audience that they should be considered the Greatest American Revolutionary. Everything is included to complete this debate...procedure, History and Language Arts standards, differentiation options, role sheets for each candidate, complete moderator script, and discussion quest
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Superheroes! Assembly / Presentation
'Superheroes!' is one of a series of outstanding assemblies created for primary school children, which includes full script songs and prayers with a part for every child. This assembly is ready to go! ‘Superheroes’ links with many areas of the National Curriculum, including the: English, Music, Drama and PSHE spheres, with a theme that is rooted in upstanding values and is relevant to the children’s everyday lives and interests –including a healthy ‘self-esteem’ injection for all! This assembly
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Not Grade Specific
Social Studies Play about New York
This is an incredible play about a teacher who takes her class to NYC on a walking tour from the Statue of Liberty through the Bronx and even Queens! Each landmark has an original poem that uses real facts about each place - including how many steps are in the Statue of Liberty, and how many home runs Jackie Robinson hit. This play is versatile enough to cater to many grades. It was written for fourth grade and was a rousing success! Depending on the number of students (we performed it with
Grades:
3rd - 6th, Staff
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A PLAY ABOUT GEORGE WASHINGTON
FROM PIE TO PRESIDENT is a play for classroom use about the life and presidency of George Washington. Many of the lines are direct quotes from Washington, Mrs. Washington and other people from that time in our history. This is a great way to study Washington and invite the students to have fun acting out the parts. This is simple to produce in the classroom.
Grades:
3rd - 9th
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Oyster War Play
This short one act play focuses on one battle from the Oyster Wars in the Chesapeake Bay. The accounts are accurate. I only added the dialogue. The play is appropriate for 7-15 students. Some discussion on the war should have already taken place in class.
Grades:
4th - 6th
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WE SING AMERICA
The History of America is actually the history of the various immigrants who have come to these continents--North and South and Central America.
This is a choral reading for first graders with a song at the end, sung to the tune of the Battle Hymn of the Republic. It begins: THE SONG OF AMERICA IS THE SONG OF THE IMMIGRANT.
Grades:
1st - 2nd
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VCE Sociology U4 AOS2 Social Movements Unit Outline for Students
VCE Sociology: Unit 4, Area of Study 2 - Social Movements and Social Change. Unit outline with study design and unit plan (weeks, topics, assessment timeline and recommended reading). Great for the Year 12 Sociology students (suitable to hand out) and for teachers in developing a unit timeline.
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Grades:
12th
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San Jacinto Readers Theatre
This is a San Jacinto Readers Theater that I wrote to correlate with a unit my team and I created. We also created a You Tube video for students to listen to. Practice makes perfect!
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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History Report Comments (Year 7)
A set of well written History comments for your students reports. All comments are long paragraphs of 750 characters. Believe me you will save a hell of a lot of time!
Grades:
7th - 9th
History Report Comments (Year 8)
A set of well written History comments for your students reports. All comments are long paragraphs of 750 characters. Believe me you will save a hell of a lot of time!
Grades:
8th - 9th
Classroom News - Land Bridge Theory
Interview real people and social studies 'archetypes' from the past in these excellent television talk-show style activities. Students read in partners or small groups first. Afterwards, while selected students fluently read aloud for the class, the teacher can lead a discussion/presentation about the concepts discussed. Students enjoy filming and re-watching these great scripts.
Literacy and Social Studies Questions included. Choose from a few options or complete them all!
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Partn
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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History Report Comments
34 well written comments ready to use for your students. All comments is long paragraph of 750 characters. Believe me you will save a hell of a lot of time!
Grades:
7th - 11th
Reports - Pastoral Comments templates
A set of well written pastoral comments for your students reports. Believe me you will save a hell of a lot of time!
Grades:
7th - 11th
Life In A Small Chinese Village
This mind movie is designed to be read out to the class, its about a young boy who lives in a small village in China working on a farm in back-breaking conditions. He has the opportunity to move to the city to earn more money but its up to the students whether he goes or not
Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Invisible Hand
A 5 minute lecture with easy to understand illustrations on Adam Smith and his idea of the Invisible Hand
Grades:
7th - 9th
The Beginning-Civil War Era
A short skit from the viewpoints of those who fought in the Civil War.
Grades:
3rd - 8th
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