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7th grade geography scripts
6th Grade Social Studies Ancient Civilizations Activities Greece China Egypt +
6th Grade Ancient Civilizations Activities - Travel back in time to Ancient Greece, Ancient Egypt, Ancient China, and Mesopotamia with these fun travel brochure templates! This bundle also includes an "Important Book" template for each civilization, four Greek Myths Reader's Theater Scripts ( in the bonus file), and my Greek / Latin Root of the Day Activity!The Important Book This is a great activity to help students practice scanning for the most pertinent information.Directions: Have students
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4th - 7th
3 Social Studies Reader's Theaters - Geography
This is a super exciting resource that will help your students:Learn about Geography, including tons of key vocabularyUnderstand the Social Studies and Reading connectionBuild reading fluency by performing a reader's theaterGain confidence as readers and in front of an audienceLearn to work togetherReflect on their new thinkingINTEGRATE SOCIAL STUDIES TOPICS INTO READING FOR THE WIN!Included in This Resource:3 RT scripts at different ability levels (basic, average, advanced).6-8 Character roles
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5th - 7th
Also included in: Reader's Theater MEGA Bundle for Grades 5-7
The Eight Geographical Regions of North America Readers Theatre Script
This short script on THE EIGHT GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS OF NORTH AMERICA involves students in reading and reviewing information about the major physical regions in North America (Coastal Plain, Appalachian Mountains, Canadian Shield, Interior Lowlands, Great Plains, Rocky Mountains, Basin and Range, and Coastal Range). This 2-page (2-column) script incorporates humor and contemporary language and references. It’s part of a collection in my book CURRICULUM-BASED READERS THEATRE SCRIPTS: SCIENCE.
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5th - 7th
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Class Play on Spain
Spanish Class Play
Cast of 25 plus, duration 10-15 mins. This class play on Spain is one of a *set Sue Russell has written on different countries (Great Britain, England, Scotland, Wales, Holland, Australia, France, Spain, Malta, India, Africa)
It celebrates all things Spanish and is a tribute to the country - its people and culture, as celebrated in Hispanic Heritage Month Sept – October, starring a rather 'full of himself' Christopher Columbus and some seriously crazy Pamplona bull runners!
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3rd - 8th
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Latitude and Longitude Readers Theatre Script
This script on LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE involves students in reading and reviewing the system of lines used to find the location of any place on the surface of the Earth. The script incorporates humor and contemporary language and references. It’s part of a collection in my book CURRICULUM-BASED READERS THEATRE SCRIPTS: SOCIAL STUDIES.
This script is written for solo speakers with many parts for ALL so that teachers can use it with a whole class. Reading and rehearsing the script reinforces inf
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5th - 7th
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Dance around the World Class Play
Dance Around the World Class Play
Cast of 30
Duration around 20 minutes (though with inclusion of full playlist this could potentially go up to 60 minutes plus!)
What teacher in their right mind would allow their class to choose the theme for their class play? This one did .. with life changing consequences! (Though you have to ask yourself, how could you possibly fail with a playlist of tunes that everybody wants to get up and dance to?!)
As the title suggests, the focus of this script is Dance
The Dust Bowl - Great Plains, Drought, WWI, Depression, New Deal
“The Dust Bowl Years” A Reader’s Theater ScriptThrough vivid storytelling, your students will learn about the impact of farming, World War I, the great depression, and the consequences of the Dust Bowl. Your students will explore the challenges and triumphs of settlers in the Great Plains in the early 1900s. Your students will gain insight into President Roosevelt's visionary New Deal and learn about strategies to restore the soil and prevent further erosion in the Great Plains.Your students wi
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4th - 8th
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Her Handful of Earth (original 10-minute play about a girl's love of nature)
This is an original 10-minute play that I wrote around a theme of if we care for our world, and it will return the favor. It is for 4 actors: one male, two females, one gender non-specific role. The intended age of performers is upper elementary through adults.Summary:Kaia is a 10-year-old girl who has grown up in the country her whole life. Her best friends are Arbor (a tree in her backyard), Rio (a river in her backyard), Zephyr (the gentle breeze). Today, Kaia has come to her backyard to say
Class Play on Australia
Australian Class Play
This class play on Australia was written in celebration of Australia Day - joint narration by Pom and Swagman - an interesting mix of language and culture! tapping into this great country's history, geography and culture.
Review (from publisher contact)
A short play giving a lot of information about the land down under: some history, some wildlife, some music and some facts and figures to round it all out.
This is another well-presented assembly from Sue Russell. There
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3rd - 9th
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Reader's Theater: Xuanzang's Journey to India
Readers' Theater: Xuanzang's Journey to India is a great chance for students to practice reading out loud while also learning about the past. Xuanzang, a Chinese monk wishes to travel to India to learn more about the teachings of the Buddha. Following the ancient Silk Road, he travels from oasis town to monastery seeking enlightenment. With fourteen different characters, students can practice their reading fluency while learning about the past. This resource also comes in two reading levels, lab
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Reader's Theater: Ancient History Bundle
Coniferous Forest/Taiga/Boreal Biome Lesson Bundle (Presentation w/ Activities)
Present answers questions such as: Where is the coniferous forest located throughout the globe? What are the weather conditions in the taiga? What are the features of the trees that make this forest unique? What is the oldest, tallest and widest tree?What other plants survive in these forests?What are some of the animals that call the coniferous forest home?What is food web? This includes an overview of producers, consumers, and decomposers as well as an example food web for this biome.The Power
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5th - 8th
The Great Wall of China Skit
Experience the epic tale of the construction of the Great Wall of China in our exclusive skit, 'The Dawn of the Dragon.' Journey back to 221 BC, discover the compelling stories of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, General Meng Tian, laborers, and common folk who contributed to this magnificent endeavor. This immersive narrative beautifully weaves history, emotion, and human resilience, offering an unforgettable theatrical experience. Great for history enthusiasts, educators, and anyone who appreciates capt
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6th - 9th
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Class Play on Holland
Class Play on Holland
Cast of 30 (easily adapted up or down); duration around 15 minutes.
In this Holland class play, the narrator plus supporting cast are joined by a rather famous artist - none too happy to have his work handed out for free! Read on to find out why this Van Gogh had every right to feel like he'd just lost a winning lottery ticket!
This is one of a set of scripts Sue Russell has written on different countries (Great Britain, England, Scotland, Wales, Holland, Australia, France,
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3rd - 8th
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Class Play on France
French Class Play - Vive La France!
Great moments in history? Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo (bring on Abba!) And not so great moments - Tour de France cyclist.... minus bike! Then there are those slightly eccentric artists - did Degas really have ballet lessons? And as for putting the Bayeux Tapestry in the the wash ....?! Some of the highlights (and low lights!) of this romp through what constitutes France!
This class play on France is one of a set Sue Russell has written on different countries
Volcano Class Play
Volcano Class Play
This class play can best be described as ... explosive! It is highly recommended that you purchase a pair of ear plugs before agreeing to sit through this performance!
Even the Roman god of fire cannot control these forces of nature. ... though no one is about to try and control him!
This script covers the questions what, how, where and a few examples of when - though ‘Pompeii up’ provides a far more comprehensive historical account of what happened in those two Roman cities d
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4th - 9th
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Time Zones - A Geography Play
“Time Zones” is a short geography play introducing international time zones, along with concepts of longitude, latitude, Greenwich Mean Time, International Date Line and absolute location. Playscript contains full set, stage, costume directions along with useful staging tips.
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5th - 8th
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Brazil Host Country to 2016 Olympics Class Play
Brazil Host Country to 2016 Olympics Class Play
This class play looks at the country in which the Olympics is staged this year (plus information on the Olympics e.g. Olympic Torch journey, number of countries taking part etc)
For a history of the Olympics and coverage of sporting events, please select from one of the other scripts listed below (scroll down below sample Text)
Cast of 30 - easily adaptable up or down
Duration - around 10 minutes not including music suggestions
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Child 1
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3rd - 8th
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I'm a Fisher, I'm a Farmer
"Let's investigate different cultures around the world!" peanut-buttered grasshoppers for lunch, home to the yurt for baked prairie dog, evening games – racing the cockroaches.This resource is an individual and collective project for the class and the subject educators. Depending on the time you have available to work with your students, and either the simplicity or the complexity of the performance, it could take two to four weeks or more preparation time to produce an audience-ready ‘Theater
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4th - 7th
Canada Class Play
Canada Class Play
With cast including grumpy Grizzly Bear, belligerent beaver, couple of very loud Canadian Geese and an extremely 'mouthy moose' (jokes should come with public health warning) it's just as well there's a Lumberjack on hand to help out our, as ever, severely challenged narrator!
Cast of 30 - easily adaptable up or down
Duration - around 10 to 15 minutes including music
Also available off teacherspayteachers and www.plays-r-ussell.com are scripts written on other countries e.g. Af
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3rd - 7th
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Desert PowerPoint Lesson w/ Script & Animations-Gobi, Sahara, Antarctic, Mojave
Students will be introduced to the Gobi, Sahara, Antarctic, and Mojave deserts and you will be prepared to present answers to these questions: Where can you find both the hot and cold deserts of the world? What are the famous flora and fauna in the deserts? Why do day and night temperatures vary so greatly? What is continentality?What is a rain shadow?What is desertification and where is this taking place?What water conservation methods are used by the flora and fauna?Other topics include:The Si
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Hawaii Class Play
Hawaiian Class Play
Everyone’s smiling in Hawaii! Could it have anything to do with that azure blue sea, endless miles of sandy beaches .. plus the odd smiling surfer and flower-decked dancing girl? Read on to find out!
This is one of several class plays, written by Sue Russell, on different countries around the world. The list includes scripts on:
Great Britain, England, Scotland, Wales, Holland, Australia, France, Spain, Malta, India, Africa .. all available off TpT and www.plays-r-ussell.com
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3rd - 8th
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Drifting Away
A fun play to act out with your class while learning about the theory of Continental Drifting. My students love Reader's Theater and this is always a hit!
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4th - 8th
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Class Play on Great Britain
Great Britain Class Play
This class play was written in celebration of Great Britain as a country - its culture and its people. It combines coverage of serious achievements, past and present, with a humorous look at Britain’s heritage. Narrated by Queen Elizabeth I (with a little help from her number II, 4 centuries on!) this play aims to present as comprehensive a picture as possible of what it is to be British - quirks and all! Sue Russell has included mention of at least 35 Great Britons in o
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3rd - 9th
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Creative Connections - Grade 7 - English
Creative Connections is a drama resource full of creative, informational material that links Drama to Science, History and Geography in the Ontario curriculum. Inside the Grade 7 manual you will find 14 Reproducible Drama Works (see explanation below), Teacher Reference Guides, Assessment Rubrics, Personal Response Activities, Group Planning Sheets, a Teacher Observation Sheet, and a Peer Assessment Sheet. 100 pages.Drama Works are divided into two categories:1) Rhyming Raps – A performance poe
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7th
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