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5th grade Easter economics scripts
Holy Week Readers' Theater Skit Script
This Holy Week readers’ theater script is an informative and worshipful experience for kids and adults. This serious skit features readings of fourteen eyewitness accounts of the events of Holy Week based on what is found in the four gospels. Starting with the events of Palm Sunday, characters like a Jewish traveler, a disciple, Simon the Leper, Judas, James, Peter, Caiaphas, Pilate, a Roman soldier, Simon of Cyrene, John, Joseph of Arimathea, and Mary Magdalene tell listeners what they saw, h
The Chocolate Bunny - An Easter Reader's Theatre
This 7-part Reader's Theatre is perfect to use for Easter!
The script is 6 pages long and it comes with Reader's Theatre tips and a title page to write down the cast.
The story is about a Chocolate Bunny who has lost his magic and can't make chocolate for Easter until he finds it.
Reader's Theater Play Script: The Tale of Peter Rabbit
This Reader's Theater package includes the spirited script for the spring classic "The Tale of Peter Rabbit," perfect to use for Easter reading, or also an author's study on Beatrix Potter. The script features seven speaking roles.Find this script and more in the Beatrix Potter bundle!Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level Readability: 3.1
An Interview with the Easter Bunny - Small Group Reader's Theater
This reader's theater is for a small group of three students. It was written for Easter. In the script, there are only a few days left until Easter but two reporters have been granted an interview. However, as they talk with the Easter Bunny, it becomes clear that all he thinks about is eggs and all he can say begins with EGGS. I write these scripts for small groups to help with fluency. When the group is small, they don't waste time sitting around waiting for their turn and get more time actua
Easter Bible Play Script - Readers' Theater - Holy Week
The Easter Bible Story comes to life with this 24-page play all about the events leading up to Jesus death and his resurrection! Students will act out the Bible story of Holy Week including Jesus' triumphant entry, the Last Supper, Jesus before Pilate, his death, burial, and resurrection! Characters include: Jesus, Peter, James, John, Mary of Bethany, Martha, Lazarus, Mary Magdalene, Pilate, Nicodemus, etc. I have taken the script from the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John and interwoven
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5th - 9th
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Also included in: Easter Story - Holy Week Bible Activities BUNDLE
Script for the Stations of the Cross
This document is a script to use with your students for the Stations of the Cross. As the readers are reading the script, other students can act out the stations. There are also suggested songs to play after each stations. It is a modern version of the stations of the cross that is school age students can relate to.
Children's Skit "The Story of Jesus" passion play EASTER
This dynamic dramatic presentation takes the gospels and brings them to life through children! Students do NOT have to memorize any lines. Student narrators guide the story of Jesus from creation to birth, life, death and resurrection while their classmates act out the story as disciples, Jesus, Mary, Joseph and even Pontius Pilate. This version includes 21 parts but more disciples can easily be added or parts combined together for your presentation. If you'd like help editing to make that happe
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1st - 6th
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Easter Holy Week Events Reader's theatre scripts - tell the tale together!
Use the scripts to tell the whole story of Holy Week with your class or cohort in small groups or different classes' presentations at assembly: Palm SundayWashing of the feetLast SupperGarden of GethsemaneStations of the CrossMary Visits to tombThe ResurrectionSupporting activities also included
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K - 6th
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Reader's Theater | Easter Activity | Reading Fluency | ESL
Improving reading skills and fluency for your students just became easier with this Easter-Themed Reader’s Theatre! This engaging activity is perfect for your Elementary learners and ESL students. Students will love reading about how the Easter Bunny lost a basket of eggs as they act out this script.What You'll Get:Coloring PageA 7-page script with 10 speaking partsA worksheet for students to draw the characters and use a writing prompt to write about 1 character from the story.Design an Easter
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2nd - 5th
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Stations of the Cross Drama Script- easy and effective for Lent Passion Play
Looking for a way to involve your students in the Lenten tradition of Stations of the Cross? This student-friendly adaptation will get your students actively participating by representing the fourteen events in Jesus' life with silent "tableau" pictures while a classmate reads the scene. Involve an entire class of 30 with parts for narrator, Jesus, Pilate, the soldiers, Veronica, Mary, and the townspeople. Included in this product is a link to a fully-staged live production of this script pe
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4th - 12th
Easter Play
"Which News Do You Choose" is an Easter play. It's set in modern times. Characters discuss what they believe actually happened to Jesus when He died on the cross. This is a great asset for a Christian school and Children's Church groups.
Which News Do You Choose? by Amanda Naimy is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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3rd - 5th
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Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS) Liturgy of Light Booklets
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Liturgy of Light Booklet pack. Includes a Leader Copy and a regular copy to print. The Liturgy of Light is an Easter celebration ceremony we do every year in the atrium to highlight the Paschal Candle and celebrate the change of liturgical seasons to Easter. This ceremony is also wonderful for family or church groups, and homeschoolers. Appropriate for all three levels of CGS. The Leader's Copy includes notes on how to customize your ceremony for each age group. P
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PreK - 6th, Adult Education
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Also included in: Celebration of Easter Paschal Candle and Liturgy of Light Bundle
Easter Bible Readers' Theater Script and Activities - Holy Week
The Easter story comes to life with this 21-page Readers' Theater script and 11 activity sheets! Students will narrate the Bible story of Holy Week including Jesus' triumphant entry, the Last Supper, death, and resurrection! After narrating the story, students fill in character studies for Jesus, Peter, Mary Magdalene, Pilate, etc. I have taken the script entirely from the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John and interwoven them to tell the story. This is the most wonderful story you can sha
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4th - 7th
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Also included in: Easter Story - Holy Week Bible Activities BUNDLE
The Easter Story - Readers' Theater
This Easter Readers' Theater will give students the opportunity to hear and enact the passion story included in the Gospels leading up to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Included are focus questions and answers as well as additional questions for further study.
Grades:
4th - 8th
Easter Story - Holy Week Bible Activities BUNDLE
This Easter Story - Holy Week Bible Activities BUNDLE includes 9 Readers' Theater scripts, 30+ activity sheets, 2 booklets (b/w and color), and 12 flashcards! Students will learn about: Jesus, Mary of Bethany, Judas, Pilate, Roman officer, Joseph of Arimathea, Mary Magdalene, crucifixion, resurrection, and more! Students will learn about the death and resurrection of Jesus as they read, write, ponder, answer questions, color booklets, etc. This activity packet is the perfect way to learn the Eas
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3rd - 8th
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Career Day: All About Goods and Services Readers Theatre
This four-part readers theatre is a great way to incoporate your social studies unit of goods and services into your reading instruction. Designed for four readers, this readers theatre allows students to work on their reading fluency in a small group setting.
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1st - 5th
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Christian Chapel Skit - "A Picture of Peace"
This chapel begins with a humorous depiction of an art contest in which the contestants are tasked with creating a picture that best portrays the word 'peace.' The contestants each share their work and their explanation of their work. The final, seemingly unlikely, submission is the winner. The judges adeptly explain the small detail that put the artist and painting in the winner's seat. Narrators continue the chapel presentation with explaining how our lives can sometimes be stormy, but bec
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4th - 8th
The Golden Egg - Spanish Reader's Theater for Small Groups
This is a small group reader's theater is for 3 students. This is the Spanish version and its Spanish name is 'La Gallina de los huevos de oro.' We wrote this one for Easter but it could be used at any time. It is based on an old fable. Fables are a great way to teach students how to look for lessons or morals! The moral of the fable is ‘One who desires more, loses all. One should remain satisfied with what one gets.’ In the script, a poor man is very hungry and hears a chicken outside of his hu
Christian Easter Play {5 Plays for 5-9 Readers} Religious Easter Readers Theater
Your students will love performing The story of Jesus’ resurrection and ascension this Easter with these reader theater’s scripts! I have made 5 slightly different plays of The Easter Story. Each play is about 3-4 pages long and is based upon the story of Jesus’ resurrection from the Gospels. Each play has Mary visiting Jesus’ tomb, the angel telling Mary that Jesus has risen, the disciples visiting the empty tomb, Jesus appearing before his disciples, doubting Thomas, the Great Commission, and
Reader's Theater Play Scripts: The Easter Hare
Margaret Arndt's "The Easter Hare" introduced readers to the German Easter traditions that have influenced Easter celebrations all over the world. In this new re-imagining of Arndt's classic folktales, students can discover the magic of the Easter Hare in three original scripts with 14 speaking parts.This package includes three Reader's Theater scripts:- The Easter HareWhen Patsie visits her friends Gretel and Barbara in Germany, she learns about the origins of the Easter Hare. But can she think
HEADACHES IN THE HENHOUSE, a Readers' Theater Easter play, grades 5,6,7
(Cast: 8; Actors: grades 4 +; 3 roles, female; 5 roles male or female; (includes SFX Artists); Audience: grades 4 to 7)A farm-fresh comedy interview, SFX, and Voice-overs. Setting: a very big henhouse. Time: the week before Easter. Lesson plan: 5 pages; Script: 11 pages. Run time: 17 minutes. Flesch Reading Ease = 87 Easter – a relaxed, happy time for some; a hectic, stressful time for others. At the henhouse, business booms. Orders soar. Customers need quick deliveries. Can harried hens cope wi
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5th - 7th
Also included in: READERS THEATER INTERVIEW PLAYS, HOLIDAY BUNDLE C, for Middle School
Kids Did it in Business! Now Create Your Business!
This activity was created to have kids design and explain their own businesses. I paired it with the story Kids Did it in Business. This story is part of 3rd grade Open Court. It would also be great to go with a classroom economy lesson.
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Teacher Notes with Website Links to support the lesson
Two business planning pages
A page to write a presentation for the business
A page to create an advertisement for the business
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2nd - 5th
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The Magic Babushka: A Russian Easter Legend -Reader's Theatre Story -Pysanky
Included in The Magic Babushka Reader's Theatre Unit:10 page story6 characters + the narrator1 page explaining the Pysanky1 page glossary of Russian words used in the story, with definitions and phonetical spelling. e.g. Babushka (bah-BOOSH-kah)31 analytical questionsReader's Theatre Evaluations based on 4 levels and 5 criteria.Student Success CriteriaStudent Friendly GoalsTeacher's Reader's Theatre Checklist*Thank you Nadine for recommending this story :)The Magic Babushka synopsis:A gentle, ne
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4th - 6th, Adult Education
Christian Chapel Skit - "The Parable of the Loving Prince"
This chapel skit tells a parable of a king whose subjects have gone astray. Each assault on the perfection of the kingdom builds a wall between the perfect king and his subjects. Both the king and the subjects are saddened by the distance caused by this wall. The prince, however, offers to brave the imperfect world of the subjects and take away the barrier between them and the king. This skit tells the gospel story, so it is appropriate for any time of year.The skit was written for 24 upper-
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Simulation Activities
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Budgeting Exercises
Help students understand the importance of managing their own financial resources by challenging them to create a budget. Give them a few hypothetical scenarios involving income, expenses, and financial goals. For example, you could ask them to plan a fictional character's monthly expenses, or have them create a budget to save for buying a house.
Trade Games
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Cost-Benefit Analysis
Give students a real-world decision to make (e.g., building a new road, investing in a new technology, or buying property) and have them perform a cost-benefit analysis. To deepen the learning, you can ask them to justify their decisions with evidence.
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