My Reader's Theater Reflection

         I love Reader's Theater! It has helped me learn to type a little faster, how to speak in front of an audience, and just reading in general. My favorite story is probably this one, The Boy Who Was Raised by Librarians. It's my favorite story so far because, I have a little more lines to read. Having more lines is cool, because I feel like I'm actually a part of the story.
        When I started Reader's Theater, I didn't know if I would like it. It was OK at first, but now I really love it. Reader's Theater is so fun, mostly because I love reading. So far, I have been a few animals, and two narrators in my Reader's Theater productions. My favorite part of Focus, is Reader's Theater! I have been through good and bad things inReader's Theater, but all in all, I love it!



                                Devon                                                    

Reader's Theater Reflections

When I blog more, I get better at tipping, and I know where all the key,s are. Also out of being a narrator, a butterfly, a woodchuck, a frog, a newt, and a librarian.I would have to say, I love being a librarian most of all for so many good reasons. one is, I have a lot of lines. two I like that I am doing something I realy like to do. Three I love to do it because I want to work in a library when I get older so I have an excuse to read so many good books. Thank you for lisining!




Erin

Reader's theatre :so long

I really enjoyed doing Reader's Theatre this year, it was a really good time!! Reader's Theatre was really fun. It helped me in so many ways like because of all the blogging, I'm a better typer! Plus, performing and acting are one of my most favorite things to do.This time, after all the hard work of writing the scripts, drawing the pictures, and typing the scripts, you really feel great and when the presentation is over, everyone claps. You feel like ,"Wow!" and all your hard work pays off! I'll be honest with you and it was seriously boring writing and drawing but now your work finally paid off!!!! We are going to present The Boy who was raised by Librarians . Reader's Theatre was really a fun time in FOCUS and I can' t wait to present next week!             

                                     - Sheefa             

Readers theatre recap

Honestly i have to say I changed my opinion about readers theatre. At the beggining of the year I didn't like it. I have learned to like it. From playing a supposed innocent wolf to a babysitting pirate. Readers theatre is very fun. My favorite story would be the one we are doing now. it is called Pirates don't change Diapers. It is good because I get to do a good voice. I play a pirate who is looking for the treasure he buried in his friends backyard. My least favorite story is Under the Snow i don't like it because it is non-fiction and was too short.



                                                                         


                                                                                                                              Bryan

Reflection on Readers theaeter

I must say I really enjoyed Reader's Theater because it has really helped my reading level. At first I didn't like it because we  read our scripts over and over. This opinion really changed because I started developing a good voice for all of my characters. My favorite one is the one that we are doing now-Pirates Don't Change Diapers.It was probably the easiest one because I didn't have to come up with a voice. I am going to miss readers theater next year.



                                                                                                   Michael

Readers Theater Year end Review

A long time ago in a class room far far away. A lady by the name of Janet Zawaki made her students do something called Readers Theater I was one of the few who escaped alive and this is my story.

It all started when I graduated from kindergarten I made my way up to third grade that was where I was tested for a thing called focus. I apparently am a good guesser because I made it in. I then moved to fourth grade where she was my teacher. We started doing readers theater and our first play was the Three Little Pigs. Then we did a story called Under The Snow. We are now working on the story Pirates Don't Change Diapers. I am Jeremy Jacob and have to yell to make my teacher happy. I have learned a lot in readers theater like how to read more fluently and that even if people laugh at me I don't lose it, I just keep reading my script.

      
                                MILES

Goodbye Readers Theater

     I will really miss Readers Theater. There is so many things to reflect on. I'm going to start with my favorite story that I did. My favorite story was the True Story of the Three Little Pigs  because all of my friends were in that group, the story was hysterical, and I had a great part. It was fun and our group had a few laughs along the way. My favorite character out of all of the scripts was Betty the librarian in The Boy Who was Raised by Librarians. She looked awkward, so I came up with a southern voice and made sure to make it really loud because she is so different from everyone. Betty only had a few parts, but they were all fun to read out loud. Readers Theater helped me a lot. It taught me how to read out loud more, to finally be silly at school, and to read more fluently. Now I will list all my different team members in my group that helped me along the way. The True Story of the Three Little Pigs: AJ, Emma, and Bryan. AJ was a cool friend. He would correct my mistakes and all. I only listed my favorite story because all of my favorite friends were in that group. I had a fun relationship with Readers Theater and I hope I do it in 5th grade!
                  
                                                                                                 - Emily