Reader’s theater has become one of my favorite tools to use for fluency, reading comprehension, word work and journal prompt writing. I encourage every teacher to try reader’s theater with their classroom!
If you are looking for an engaging Thanksgiving activity for your middle school ELA class, my Thanksgiving reader’s theater script with comprehension activities is a great option. Depending on your readers’ level, you can use this script from 4th through 7th grade. It is a …
Reader’s theater is one of my favorite ways to improve reading fluency, comprehension, and engagement in the middle school ELA classroom. While I love reading aloud so my students can hear fluent reading, I also want them to practice fluent projection and inflection. With reader’s …
Halloween in a middle school classroom is a battle against attention spans that vanish before lunch. After many years of teaching ELA, I’ve found the trick is to embrace the holiday! I lean in with a Halloween reader’s theater script that keeps students reading, talking, …
Reader’s theater is the perfect tool to add to your middle school ELA toolbox for so many reasons: it is interactive and highly engaging, enhances student fluency, targets and enriches reading comprehension, and strengthens vocabulary. Here are the top reasons why I decided to make it …
St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday that even my “cool” middle school students love to participate in. As teachers, this gives us a chance to boost engagement by adding a little green to our ELA classroom instruction. A few years ago, I published my St. …
Reader’s Theater is an amazing tool to utilize with students at so many levels. I first discovered it through my daughter’s kindergarten teacher, and it quickly became a staple of my upper elementary reading lessons. At first, I had no idea how to implement it …
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