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Kindergarten drama Common Core RL.3.1 resources
Goldilocks And The Three Bears Reader's Theater Masks. Mother Goose Fairy Tales.
Look out Goldilocks, here come the three bears, and Papa bear is angry, Mama bear is worried and Little baby bear is just upset! Goldilocks and the Three Bears Fairy tale theater masks.Print on Card stock and Laminate to preserve. place small ponytail holders on the tabs to hook on the ears. My children find this more comfortable than the traditional method, and they won't tangle hair.Schools love our Reader's theater masks. They are used in literacy centers for elementary schools everywhere. Pr
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PreK - 3rd
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Little Red Riding Hood Reader's Theater Masks
Reader's Theater masks based on the fairy tale, Little Red Riding Hood in PNG format.Little Red Riding HoodThe Big Bad WolfeGrannyWolfe In DisguiseThe Lumber JackTheater, Plays and SkitsFall FestivalHalloween CostumesGroup CostumesFamily CostumesDress UpCartoon Characters Nursery RhymesFairy Tales
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PreK - 3rd
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2 Reader's Theaters for T is For Turkey: A True Thanksgiving Story (w/ posters)
This packet contains 2 reader's theater scripts adapted from the picture book, T is for Turkey: A True Thanksgiving Story written by Tanya Lee Stone and illustrated by Gerald Kelley. I find it to be educational and culturally sensitive, explaining true facts and debunking some myths.The first script is the text (poem) from the book, which I edited only slightly. It is designed for grades Pre-K to 2nd. It features a small 4-line stanza for all 26 letters of the alphabet (A-Z) and a poster for eac
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PreK - 6th
Aesop's Fables Reader's Theater Masks Bundle
Aesop's Fables Reader's Theater Masks Bundle. 33% Savings.
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PreK - 3rd
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Story Structure: Write Your Own Story!
This five-step story planner is intended to help kids understand stories by creating their own. By devising a character with a specific desire, kids can lead their protagonist through a problem, solution and ultimate conclusion.
This story structure could be used in your classroom in many ways, from writing a short book to creating a class play. However you use it, your students will learn how stories often follow a main character's journey, and how that journey is created by authors. They
Readers Theater: The Boy Who Cried Wolf
The must-read fable in fun, Readers Theater script form!
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K - 4th
Adding a Page to "The Book That Didn't Want to Be Read"
Encourage creativity and writing skills with this fun activity! Students will draw and describe a new page for the imaginative book "The Book That Didn't Want To Be Read." Great for sparking imagination and storytelling.As with all of our resources, this comes as a ready-to-print PDF and the editable version which you can customize for your class. Also this can be found on my teachers pay teachers page.This engaging worksheet is perfect for literacy lessons and for building creative writing skil
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K - 4th
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