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How to Catch a Leprechaun: A St. Patrick's Day Story Reader's Theatre Activity
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Let's celebrate St. Patrick's Day and practice presentation skills, along with reading skills!
Everyone wants to catch a Leprechaun on March 17th, so let's go!
Your students will be begging to be a Leprechaun in this 8-page Reader's Theatre of How to Catch a Leprechaun by Adam Wallace. Working on fluency while also working on presentation skills is a quick way to inject some fun into your classroom while enjoying this fun holiday book.
The How to Catch a Leprechaun script is written for 14 students but can easily be for fewer or more students. I have provided instructions and suggestions on how to do this in the packet. The Reader's Theatre script will be best in upper elementary classrooms, as it has quite a few advanced words.
You will also find some fun no-prep independent or small group activities in the packet. I include those things that my students love: coloring page, crossword, and word search!
Covers the following Reading standards:
· Knowledge level understanding including fact recall
· Identify key plot points.
· Fluency
· Oral Presentation Skills
· Set a Purpose for Reading
· Group work and cooperation
· Dramatic Presentations
Format
PDF
✓ Easy to Read Script with a “color your part” option.
✓ Teacher Notes to help you know how to assign the script parts.
✓ Script with 14 parts (flexible)
✓ Independent Activities with Answer Keys!
✓ My Reading Theatre Philosophy for Use, instructions and teaching suggestions
✓ Clickable Table of Contents
✓ Easy to Read Script
✓ Crossword Puzzle, Word Search, and Coloring Page
✓ Answer Keys
✓ PDF print version
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An outstanding resource that truly enriches my students’ learning experience.
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My students loved using this resource! a fun activity that they enjoyed using.
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Hi, I’m Kim! I’m an educator with a Bachelor’s and Master’s in Elementary Education and more than 30 years of classroom experience.
I started The Literature Lady because I wanted to make reading come alive for students—and make lesson planning a lot easier for teachers. I create resources that were way too time-consuming to create while teaching full-time, so that now you don’t have to! My passion is creating engaging, low-prep resources, such as novel studies, Word Noodle vocabulary games, and reader’s theatre scripts, that help kids fall in love with books while building real skills.
When I’m not writing or designing new lessons, you’ll find me teaching right here on the TeacherStore.io community platform! The Young Scholar Academy is an online small group learning community that teaches homeschool students in grades 1-8. We teach core classes, electives, one-on-one tutoring, and so much more! As Tiffany would say, "Come for the classes, stay for the community!"
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