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Drama Common Core W.5.4 resources for homeschool

Preview of Aesop’s Fables Unit & Lesson Plans – Genre Study for 3rd, 4th, 5th Grade

Aesop’s Fables Unit & Lesson Plans – Genre Study for 3rd, 4th, 5th Grade

Created by
Brenda Kovich
This fables unit offers a complete reading, writing, speaking, and listening experience! It includes lesson plans, 10 stories with comprehension questions, 7 plays, writing, and compare-contrast activities. You’ll have everything you need to teach your third, fourth, or fifth grade students. Open the preview to take a closer look at the components. Lesson PlansThree weeks of ELA lesson plans are ready to go! You may use them to guide your study of fables. (Open the bonus preview to see the plans
Preview of Reading & Writing Pirate Unit Activities "Talk Like a Pirate Day" Grades 3 4 5 6

Reading & Writing Pirate Unit Activities "Talk Like a Pirate Day" Grades 3 4 5 6

Pirate-themed bundle of reading and writing activities for a pirate unit or to help celebrate International Talk Like a Pirate Day (every September 19th!).The bundle of pirate activities includes three products:>The Three Little Pigs becomes . . . THE THREE PIRATE PIGS (6-page fractured fairy tale readers' theater script for 5-8 readers plus extension activities)>PIRATES DON'T WEAR LIFE JACKETS (3 1/2-page readers' theater script for 6-9 readers plus extension activities) >THE TALK-LIKE
Preview of Writing a Reader's Theater Script Presentation

Writing a Reader's Theater Script Presentation

Created by
Kelly Heyen
This slideshow is designed to accompany my "Writing a Reader's Theater Script" project, which you can also download from my shop! The presentation is designed to introduce the project to the whole class and guide students through the close reading and script writing process.
Preview of RL 5.5 Halloween Drama- Scenes Fit Together to Form Structure of Drama

RL 5.5 Halloween Drama- Scenes Fit Together to Form Structure of Drama

Created by
Fabiculous
Did a werewolf really eat Bellamy’s homework? Mrs. Tamp has heard a number of his fanciful stories in the past explaining why he never turns in his homework. She’s never believed him before. But perhaps he has real evidence this time, like a shredded backpack. Will Bellamy’s persuasion finally achieve his goal? Will Mrs. Tamp believe this tall tale and excuse his missing homework? Or could Bellamy be finally telling the truth? Read (and experience) the drama “A Werewolf Ate My Homework” to find
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