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A blog designed to assist teachers in using Readers' Theatre as a tool both to enhance student literacy and as a method of more effectively presenting content material.
Introduction
According to Lois Walker, “Readers’ Theatre is so new in the classroom that some of its implementation forms are still emerging. Teachers looking for ways to add fun, excitement, and meaning to classroom oral reading activities are experimenting and creating their own strategies. Teachers wishing to impart information, or teach facts, ideas, and concepts are finding Reader Theatre a stimulating resource.”While what Walker says is primarily true, I have been using Readers' Theatre in my classroom for over thirty years. Many teachers use RT to enhance student literacy, but few take advantage of it as a method of inproving the way students do classroom presentations.
Readers' Theatre Websites
- RT Bibliography
- RT for Math
- RT for Health
- RT for Science
- RT for Science
- RT for Science
- RT for Science
- RT for Social Studies
- RT for Social Studies
- RT for Social Studies
- Literacy Connections
- RT Scripts
- Lesson Plan
- Gander Academy RT
- RT Scripts for Schools
- Fiction Teachers
- RT Internet Resources
- RT Teacher's Guide
- RT Tips
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Blog Archive
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- Readers' Theatre Script from Scientific Data
- Readers' Theatre Script from Historical Data Part 1
- Readers' Theatre Script from Historical Data Part 2
- Readers' Theatre Script from Historical Data Part 3
- Readers' Theatre Script: The Critics
- Readers' Theatre Script: Who Is Silvia?
- Readers' Theatre Script: Rumble in the Jungle
- Readers' Theatre Script: One Fish Two Fish Red Fi...
- NYS Learning Standards Addressed by RT
- Oral Interpretation
- A Brief History of Readers' Theatre
- Scripting
- Methodology
- Benefits
- Essential Questions
- Essential Skills
- For Presentation
- For Literacy
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