Mrs. Zawacki & Mrs. Schmidt's 4th grade focus students reflect on a year long Reader's Theater project. Tuesday Class
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
The Writing a Reader's Theater Script
In Reader's Theater we are now writing our own scripts! I was writing Knuffle Bunny Free by Mo Willems part one! I was so excited that I got my number one pick ,but I knew that I would have to write a script that would be proof read,typed,and illustrated . I am here to tell you all about this wonderful experience! First we would figure out our book and get parts then we would get started writing! We would start by writing from the book with just a small tweak but no vast changes to were it is nowhere like the story .That would be very ,very bad! You might start with abbreviating the characters if they have a long name.Then you would write away until you are done with your part. Next you would type the script and go from there. Writing a Reader's Theater script was very exciting for me it was something new and trying something new is very splendid ! Emma
experience about writing my own Reader's Theatre script
What I like about writing my own script is that I get word it the way I want to. Like in the other scripts we were given, it said,"The Narrator says,'' Alex thought the flower was pretty." But if it were my script, I would've said," The Narrator says, " Alex thought the rose was gorgeous." One reason I don't like me writing the script is because it's really hard work. Like every 5-10 minutes, my hand would start hurting. And then we have draw the pictures. I really love drawing and that maybe another reason Iike writing the script. But even though it's really hard, by the time the performance comes and when you are done presenting and the audience claps, your hard work finally pays off. That's what I really love about writing the script what I dislike about this awsome, enjoying experience. Thank you very much about giving us this wonderful learning opportunity that teaches us how responsible we are!
- Sheefa
- Sheefa
writting a script
Writing a Readers Theater script was easier than I thought. All you half to do is follow the book. The book my group used was Pirates Don`t Change Diapers. It was very fun. That was the book I wanted. I can`t wight until we preform.
~Alex
~Alex
Under The Snow Reader's Theater Performance
Here is a videocast of our Reader's Theater performance of Under The Snow by Melissa Stewart. The pictures were created by our students for our performance.
You can find out more information about our friend Melissa Stewart at her website.
You can find out more information about our friend Melissa Stewart at her website.
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