Earth Day Reader’s Theater Script and ELA Toolkit

$3.75

This Earth Day reader’s theater script and reading comprehension toolkit will be a hit with your middle school students! Practice fluency and speaking while incorporating fun Earth Day activities into your language arts classroom. This 12-character reader’s theater script is offered as a printable PDF download and also includes comprehension questions, journal writing prompts, and word work activities.

This engaging ELA reader’s theater toolkit includes:
• 6-page, 12-character script reader’s theater script
• Context clue worksheet to enhance vocabulary
• Reader response questions to check for comprehension
• Journal writing prompt
• Earth Day close reading passage with comprehension questions and journal prompts
• Teacher answer key
• Estimated Lexile Range: 610L – 800L

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Project Beautify is an Earth Day reader’s theater script your middle school class will love! The students at Lakeland Intermediate have been given the annual Earth Day Challenge. With only recycled materials, they must landscape the front of their school building. They are competing against another school in the district that bends the rules. Who will come out victorious in the challenge? Your readers will only find out at the very end.

This high-interest, realistic fiction reader’s theater will have your students laughing out loud at the thoughts and actions of the cast. They might even be inspired to launch an Earth Day Challenge at your school!

What you receive with your purchase:
– Printable PDF file with script, activities, and answer key.

Reviews and Grade Level Usage:
– Over 65 5-star reviews on TPT
– Mostly used with 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th grade.
– “My class this year LOVES readers theater and are always so engaged. This was great! They even asked if we could do something like this at our school.” -TPT Review
– “This is a wonderful resource and I was able to have them do it in the middle of our testing days to keep them practicing and learning!” -TPT Review