Reader's Theater Scripts, 7 Plays to Teach About Women's History Month

Reader's Theater Scripts to Native American Indians, 5 Plays to Teach Diversity.

Do you call it Reader's Theater or Reader's Theatre? Either way, it's fun learning!

Elevate your classroom experience with 5 Native American Indian plays. Designed to instill valuable lessons about equality, they bring meaningful stories to life, fostering a positive and inclusive environment for elementary students.

7 Scripts Included:

All plays teach kids the power of believing in themselves and making a positive difference in the world. They all honor women for Women’s History Month in March!

• Michelle Obama, A Journey of Hope - First Lady of the United States; known for her determination, kindness, and advocacy.

• Maya Angelou, A Voice of Hope - Renowned poet, memoirist, and civil rights activist. Known for her voice of hope.

• Amelia Earhart, Trailblazer in the Skies - Aviation pioneer, first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean.

• Ruth Bader Ginsburg, A Champion of Justice - U.S. Supreme Court Justice, advocate for gender equality and women's rights.

• Mae Jemison, Reaching for the Stars - Astronaut, first African American woman to travel in space.

• Oprah Winfrey, Power of Inspiration - Media mogul, philanthropist, and advocate for education and women's empowerment.

• Ann Martin, Writing Herstory - Author who helped shape our world through her words and imagination.

Also included:

Exit Tickets, 2 Different Questions on 1/2 Sheets plus a writing fact sheet about Women's History.

Teacher-Friendly Resource: Easy-to-follow scripts and adaptable characters make these plays suitable for both seasoned educators and those new to readers theater. The 4 page scripts have 4-7 characters including a narrator role.

Transform your classroom into a stage of role models to celebrate Women's History Month. Let KIDS teach KIDS the important lessons that make classrooms a happier place.