We have been learning about the importance of reading fluently. This means to read smoothly, at the right pace, paying attention to punctuation, and with the right expression. Reading with fluency is very important for reading comprehension. A great way to practice reading fluently is with Reader’s Theater scripts. Reader’s Theater scripts are kind of [...]

Here is another reader’s theater script that we have been performing to improve our reading fluency. This is adapted from a poem by Roald Dahl. It is the story of Little Red Riding Hood, with an unexpected twist. The readers are Lucy, Sean, Cole, Nick B., and Ireland. We got the idea for this reader’s [...]

Here is another reader’s theater script about the unusual students and teachers from Louis Sachar’s Wayside School book series. The readers are Brianna, David, Gabby, Graham, Karin, Kyle, and Nathan. If you enjoyed this reader’s theater, or our other one about Joe learning to count, try one of the Wayside School books. *

We have been learning about the importance of reading fluently. This means to read smoothly, at the right pace, and with the right expression. A great way to practice reading fluently is with Reader’s Theater scripts. Reader’s Theater scripts are kind of like scripts for a play, but instead of acting the parts out, the [...]