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St. Patrick's Day Common Core RL.6.10 resources
Irish Small Group Reader's Theater Pack
In a world where reading is pushed so hard on students that many are losing their love of reading it is IMPORTANT to give them opportunities to read that are fun. Reader's Theater does this. In this package I have placed 6 Reader's Theaters. Each one has been written for Saint Patrick's Day but can be formed at any time. The names of the reader's theaters are Fair, Brown and Trembling - Jack Fox & the Leprechaun – Leprechauns, Rainbows, and Saint Patrick's Day - Not Every Rainbow has a Pot
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4th - 8th, Adult Education
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Fair, Brown, & Trembling - The Irish Cindrella
This reader's theater was written for 5 people. It is the Irish version of Cinderella and we are using it for Saint Patrick's Day. There are three sisters. Their names are Fair, Brown, and Trembling. Trembling is the youngest sister and the most beautiful. Fair and Brown want to be married and do not dare let anyone see Trembling. When they go to Mass each week, they insist on leaving Trembling home. One day a hen wife helps Trembling get a beautiful dress and slippers and sends her to Mass. Eve
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4th - 8th
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Not Every Rainbow has a Pot of Gold - Reader's Theater
This reader's Theater is for a small group of four students. It is about the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and I use it for Saint Patrick's Day. The children see a rainbow and Elizabeth wants them to go look for the pot of gold at the end. Thomas doesn’t believe in fairies, leprechauns, and pots of gold but Marty and Melanie aren’t sure. This leads them to a discussion about Irish fairy tales and Saint Patrick. If you are interested in scripts for Saint Patrick's Day you can buy all six
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4th - 7th, Adult Education
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The Three Wishes - Small Group Reader's Theater
This reader's theater was created for four students. I have used this script with my third graders but it was for a higher group. This script is used around Saint Patrick's Day and involves a leprechaun. A leprechaun appears out of nowhere to grant Sally, Pat, and Brian three wishes in honor of Saint Patrick’s Day. As they try to decide what they really want, each of the students loses their wish on something silly. With the last wish the leprechaun leaves proving that leprechauns are very trick
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4th - 7th, Adult Education
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