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Black History Month child care scripts
Keep Hands Out of Pants / Private Parts Social Narrative Story - Personal Safety
This PDF social story engages and prompts students to avoid placing hands down this pants/underwear. There are numerous replacement strategies mentioned in the story, including appropriate places it is acceptable to place hands in pants. For more Personal Safety / Public & Private framework, visit my other resources below,- Public vs Private BEHAVIOURS: Social Narrative- Public vs Private BODY PARTS: Social Narrative- Public vs Private CLOTHING: Social Narrative- Knowing my Personal Space: S
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Not Grade Specific
Sitting Down for Dr. King: Sit-ins Protests RT
Here's a powerful classroom play set during the Greensboro Lunch Counter Sit-ins of 1960. The event is viewed through the eyes of a middle-class white boy who gets angry when the protests prevent him from enjoying his family celebration at the Woolworth. As the historically-accurate events unfold, he comes to understand the plight of the young protesters and in the end overcomes his own preconceptions to "stand" with them.Best suited for reader’s theater, podcast, or discussion-based classroom r
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5th - 8th
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Jackie Robinson readers theater baseball play
Here's a compelling play about Jackie Robinson. Over my nearly thirty years of using drama in the classroom, kids say this is one of their favorites to enact. This original script recounts the events surrounding Jackie's breaking of the color barrier through the narration of the Hot Dog Man and the Peanut Vendor at an "actual" ballgame today. (You can hear a podcast presentation of the play at ReadAloudPlays.com) Parts for from 7 to 13 actors, and suitable for reader's theater, podcast, or sta
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4th - 7th
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Visual Resources for Art Class
Elevate your art class experience for students with special needs and autism using this comprehensive collection of visuals, schedules, social stories, and communication aides. Aligned with successful classroom supports, this resource is tailored for art class to enhance communication, reduce problem behavior, and foster appropriate skills. The resource features a Visual Art Resource Quick Guide covering colors, numbers, shapes, and lines, an Art Project Steps Sequencing Board with 15 options, a
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PreK - 8th
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Visual Resources for Music Class
Enhance the music class experience for students with special needs and autism using this specialized collection of visuals, schedules, social stories, and communication aides. Aligned with successful classroom supports, this resource is tailored for music class to improve communication, diminish problem behavior, and foster appropriate skills. The toolkit includes a Visual Music Class Schedule with 10 schedule options, a First/Then Board with 3 Reinforcer options, a Good/Bad Music Class Behavior
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PreK - 8th
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Black History Month Skits & Readers Theater Plays with Scripts 4th and 5th Grade
Are you looking for exciting Black History Month skits or readers theater plays that connects with kids using pop culture, have scripts with a variety of roles for all students, and teaches history in an engaging way? Then this is it! Readers theater = better comprehension!There is no better way to teach students critical reading skills than with reader's theater. As they perform and learn about the various historical heroes, students will improve their skills by:- connecting with the text- lear
Visual Resources for Gym Class
Optimize the gym class experience for students with special needs and autism using this specialized collection of visuals, schedules, social stories, and communication aides. Aligned with successful classroom supports, this resource is tailored for gym class to improve communication, diminish problem behavior, and foster appropriate skills. The toolkit includes a mini visual schedule with 25 activity options, a First/Then board with 3 reinforcer options, 2 social stories addressing common gym cl
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PreK - 8th
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Black History Month 30 minute Motown Play! Detroit History, Motown History
This short play is written from the perspective of a young Berry Gordy (Motown Records Founder) and tells how perseverance helped him launch one of the biggest record companies of all time. Students will perform classic motown songs that the whole audience is sure to enjoy! Perfect for Black History Month and for teaching music history. Students will enjoy bringing this play to life!When my students performed this play for Black History month we created a powerpoint slide to play in the backgrou
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Readers Theater scripts: African American scientists & inventors
Nine African-American scientists/inventors (Benjamin Banneker, Mae Jemison, Patricia Bath, George Washington Carver, Dr. Mary Chinn, Lewis Latimer, Yvonne Cagle and Elijah McCoy, Patricia Bath) are featured in this collection of reader's theaters. They may be used in language arts, science or history class, adapted for a school wide program or even memorized and done, royalty free, as a stage play or video.Each interview is self-contained so students can be divided into groups to read and rehea
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Black History Month bundle (in person and remote)
I Can Keep My Hands to Myself Social Story
Teach your child or student to use their words instead of their hands to solve problems. This social story explains that sharing and taking turns is important, and offers ideas on how to deal with a problem without grabbing a toy or hitting a friend.
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PreK - 3rd
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Black History Month Skit and Readers Theater Play with Script 4th and 5th Grade
Are you looking for an exciting Black History Month skit or readers theater play that connects with kids using pop culture, has a script with a variety of roles for all students, and teaches history in an engaging way? Then this it! Readers theater = better reading comprehension! There is no better way to teach students critical reading skills than with reader's theater. As they perform and learn about the various historical heroes, students will improve their skills by:- connecting with the tex
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4th - 6th
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My Shoes Stay on my Feet at School Social Story Narrative / Keep Shoes On
This PDF social story/narrative reinforces for students the importance of keeping shoes on whilst at school.For more stories on minimising negative behaviours, view my other resources below,- Hitting Others is Not Okay: Social Narrative- No spitting: Social Narrative- Sitting on the Mat: Social Narrative- Knowing my Personal Space: Social Narrative- Rushing my Work is not Okay: Social Narrative- Red and Green Choices: Social Narrative- Hands out of Pants: Social Narrativeand more..
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PreK - 1st
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African Folktales Reader's Theater Scripts Bundle
Discover African folktales while practicing fluency with this bundle of reader's theater scripts. Perfect for Black History Month or any time of year!Includes:• Anansi the Spider Script• Anansi and the Talking Melon Script• How Anansi Got His Stories Script• Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters Script• Little Red and the Very Hungry Lion Script• Viola Desmond Script• Headbands for each role• Response activities - story map, summarizing, comparing and contrasting tales• Assessment tools - fluency self-a
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2nd - 3rd
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Big and Small Problems Social Story
This social story teaches children the difference between big and small problems. It offers examples of how big and small problems are different, and provides strategies to help children become problem solvers. Your child will feel proud of themselves and have skills to use at school and in the neighborhood. Your child will be solving small problems in no time!
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PreK - 4th, Staff
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The Shepherd Boy Who Cried Wolf Aesops Fables Book Game & Story Retelling Props
Aesop's fable The Shepherd Boy Who Cried Wolf comes to life in this reproducible mini book, reading game, and puppet show story retelling kit! Your students will enjoy reading and retelling the story, and can then follow up with the game to reinforce vocabulary from the book. Presented in a fun, game format, students won't notice how much reading they are doing as they enjoy the story and props! See the preview for even more details.Click here to be notified when new resources are released at 50
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1st - 3rd
Juneteenth Readers Theater
Perfect for celebrating Juneteenth! Based on actual slave narratives, Freedom for the First Time is historically-accurate, kid-friendly, and comes embedded with discussion prompts and historic photos. It’s the narrative of ten-year old Tyree during the Civil War. Tyree believes whatever her masters say. But when Tyree’s brother, Sweet Walter, arrives with a band of Union soldiers to tell her the war is over, she and her family experience their day of Jubilee, the day they know freedom for the fi
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4th - 8th
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Separation Anxiety / Where is Mom?
This is a social story targeting separation anxiety for children who experience fear and become upset/meltdown when apart from their Mother. The story is to read daily to the child. Instructions on how to read social stories are on the very first page. The goal of this story is to help the child begin the process of estalishing security/safety when Mom is away. It also has a visual/verbal script for the child to use and repeat when upset/anxious, "I'm okay". These can be cutout and placed near
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PreK - 5th
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Claudette Colvin Twice Toward Justice Readers Theater Play Script
A true and compelling story from the Montgomery Bus Boycott! Who can forget Claudette Colvin? Well, history did for nearly fifty years. Claudette was just fifteen when she was dragged off a Montgomery city bus for refusing to surrender her seat. Unlike Rosa Parks a year later, Claudette was convicted and then ostracized by her peers, by Civil Rights leaders, and by history. Her story has resurfaced thanks to Philip Hoose’s book, Twice Toward Justice. Use this script independently or paired it wi
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5th - 9th
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"I Need to Go..." Door Sign Visuals for Autism, Special Ed & Elementary Ed
Visuals are a great way to help students who have difficulty initiating the necessary language skills when they need them most! These visual choice door signs can help your students to identify (from a list of choices) their need and express themselves (whether it be with vocal language, a picture exchange or other augmentative communication device) when they need to leave the room or are preparing for a transition.
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PreK - 12th
Ruby Bridges Black History Readers Theater
Ruby Bridges was headline news in 1960 as she naively trudged into the all-white William Frantz School. Her compelling story, that of a first grader integrating New Orleans Public Schools is indelible. Famed American author John Steinbeck wrote about it. Norman Rockwell painted it. And Ruby herself, nearly forty years later, revisited it in her stunning book, Through My Eyes. By pairing Ruby’s book with this lovely RT script, you’ll inspire learning that’ll stay with your students for years to c
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4th - 7th
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Ruby Bridges Reader's Theatre Play
This is a 5 minute interactive play about Ruby Bridges. This play breathes life into the story of Ruby Bridges and allows students to imagine what it would have been like to be in her shoes. This play also includes a teacher's guide and Common Core aligned activities for students. This play and its supporting materials have been updated, revised and edited for clarity.
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2nd - 5th
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Martin Luther King, Jr.--Three Powerful Reader's Theaters!
Do you want your students to have a thorough understanding of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s life and accomplishments! Then...THIS is the product for you! Three scripts- "Young Martin", "Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement," as well as "Martin Luther King, Jr. and the March on Washington" complete this fine product. Each Reader's Theater builds upon previous events and uses examples, photographs, and illustrations to clearly explain the importance of Dr. King to the history of
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3rd - 6th
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Anansi the Spider Reader's Theater Script
Discover African folktales while practicing fluency with this reader's theater script for Anansi the Spider. Perfect for Black History Month or any time of year!Easily integrate the history and culture of Black people into the curriculum. Includes:• 3-page script (black and white copy and color copy for each role)• Headbands for each role; 10 speaking parts• Response activities - story map, summarizing, comparing and contrasting tales• Assessment tools - fluency self-assessment and rubricTake a
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2nd - 3rd
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Also included in: Black History in Canada Mega Bundle | Canadian Black History
Letter from a Birmingham Jail reader's theater script
Letter from a Birmingham Jail reader’s theater is a 2 page script for 8 readers that explains the events leading up to Dr. Martin Luther King’s arrest and subsequent letter, summarizes the content of the letter and provides a peek at subsequent landmark events that came as a result of the civil rights movement.Also included: a rubric, reader's theater version of MLK's I Have a Dream speech, and some Black History visual writing prompts/bulletin board items to promote critical thinking.Check out
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Black History Month bundle (in person and remote)
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