Science Readers Theater Scripts K-8: Environment, Flight, Human Body & Nutrition, Inventors & Inventions, & Space–for Script Buffet Club members or in our TPT store.
Benjamin Franklin looked for practical problems to solve. That led to many ideas and inventions. "The Benjamin Franklin Idea and Invention Show" pulls together a launching pad for your students to study Franklin's inventions with a fun twist.
Visit a classroom learning about the Moon and Apollo 11. Catch Justin's excitement and dream to be able to go to the Moon. "Justin Goes to the Moon (Part 2) is full of surprises.
Historic quotes brand "Thomas Edison–Inventor (Part 2 of his life)," with the true character of the famous inventor. This Readers Theater script focuses on the season of his life when he experimented with electricity.
Some of Thomas Edison's experiments got him into trouble growing up. This script mentions those failures, as well as Edison's heart to work.
Historic quotes brand "Thomas Edison–Inventor (Part 2) (Middle School)," with the true character of the famous inventor. This Readers Theater script focuses on the season of his life when he experimented with electricity.
You won't believe Thomas Alva Edison's boyhood! Some of his experiments got him into trouble growing up. "Thomas Alva Edison: A Bright Boy Full of Surprises" mentions those failures, as well as Edison's heart to work.
From teaching the deaf to inventing the telephone, "Alexander Graham Bell–Part 2: Teacher and Inventor" covers this part of his life with historical accuracy. Although this could be a stand-alone Readers Theater script, it continues the story from Part 1 (based on Bell's childhood).
From teaching the deaf to inventing the telephone, "Alexander Graham Bell–Part 2: Teacher and Inventor" covers this part of his life with historical accuracy. The script continues the story from Part 1 (based on Bell's childhood–including his deaf mother).
From teaching the deaf to inventing the telephone, "Alexander Graham Bell–Part 2: Teacher and Inventor" covers this part of his life with historical accuracy. Although this could be a stand-alone Readers Theater script, it continues the story from Part 1 (based on Bell's childhood).
From teaching the deaf to inventing the telephone, "Alexander Graham Bell–Part 2: Teacher and Inventor" covers this part of his life with historical accuracy.The script continues the story from Part 1 (based on Bell's childhood–with a deaf mother).
Young Alexander Graham Bell (inventor of the telephone) asked a lot of questions. Some led to experiments and inventions. This script includes two related true stories from his teenage years that will make your students want to learn more about the man with "crazy" ideas.
The early life of Bell is filled with fun stories of inventions and experiments. Can you imagine a "talking dog"? This script includes three stories from Aleck's life growing up. (His mom was deaf.)
The early life of Bell is filled with fun stories of inventions and experiments. Can you imagine a "talking dog"? "Alexander Graham Bell–Part 1: Childhood Inventor" includes three stories from Aleck's life growing up. (His mom was deaf.)
The early life of Bell is filled with fun stories of inventions and experiments. Can you imagine a "talking dog"? "Alexander Graham Bell–Part 1: Childhood Inventor (Simplified Full Class Version)" includes three stories from Aleck's life growing up. (His mom was deaf.)
The early life of Bell is filled with fun stories of inventions and experiments. Can you imagine a "talking dog"? "Alexander Graham Bell–Part 1: Childhood Inventor (Full Class Version)" includes three stories from Aleck's life growing up. (His mom was deaf.)
Visit a classroom learning about the Moon and Apollo 11. Catch Justin's excitement and dream to be able to go to the Moon. "Justin Goes to the Moon (Part 1) is the first of two parts of the story, setting the stage with excerpts from Apollo 11's real transcripts from the Moon.
Visit a classroom learning about the Moon and Apollo 11. Catch Justin's excitement and dream to be able to go to the Moon. "Justin Goes to the Moon (Part 1--Simplified) is the first of two parts of the story, setting the stage with excerpts from Apollo 11's real transcripts from the Moon.
In "Moon Talk—from Apollo 11 (Long Version)" you'll find authentic Moon talk from the astronauts themselves, the first men on the Moon. (NASA transcripts adapted to free Readers Theater.)
This version leaves out the conversations with fellow astronaut Michael Collins as he orbits the Moon waiting to pick up his friends...includes astronaut Buzz Aldrin calling for a moment of silent thanksgiving from the Moon.
From NASA's Apollo 11 historic transcriptions here's the free printable Readers Theater script that will launch your class to the Moon.
What kind of love song WOULD the Moon compose for the Earth? Here's a seriously silly possibility with a few word plays. No tune. Just fun lyrics read like a poem in Readers Theater format.
What kind of love song WOULD the Moon compose for the Earth? Here's a seriously silly possibility with a few word plays. No tune. Just fun lyrics read like a poem in Readers Theater format.
Easy. Short. Fun. This Choral Readers Theater is perfect for a Friday Filler or for a science unit study on space or the Moon. Part of our series of Moon and Apollo 11 scripts,
Lots of moon facts for the whole class with Apollo 11 and the first men on the moon. Add a silly clown. Here's a 3-page Readers Theater script for space studies. Iit has a chorus of Experts, 1-10 Readers, and a Clown.
