By Suzanne I. Barchers
This booklet of readers theatre scripts for low-achieving center grade readers is intended to motivate. Written at clarity degrees of grades 2 and three, scholars who fight with examining will take pleasure in studying concerning the lives of individuals either present (Bob Woodruff) and historic (Franklin Roosevelt) who're inspirational due to their perseverance and talent to beat adversity of their day-by-day lives. by means of interpreting, acting, and discussing those performs approximately those who own the real personality trait of perseverance, scholars won't basically perform their oral interpreting abilities, hence construction the $64000 ability of fluency, they are going to additionally construct their very own types for stable personality. Grades 3-8. clarity degrees: Grades 2-3.
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He is looking for an actress to fill a part. Casting Director: Can I help you? Halle Berry: Yes. I’m Halle Berry. My manager sent me to read for a part. Casting Director: Oh. You’re Halle Berry? I was expecting . . a different actress. Halle Berry: Well, can I read for the part anyway? Casting Director: I don’t know . . Halle Berry: Is there any reason I shouldn’t read for the part? Casting Director: No, of course not. It’s just . . we weren’t thinking about going black for this part. Halle Berry: Excuse me?
May be copied for classroom use. From Against All Odds: Readers Theatre for Grades 3-8 by Suzanne I. Barchers and Michael Ruscoe. Westport, CT: Teacher Ideas Press. Copyright © 2008. 45 Scene 4 Narrator 2: Andrea and his family are sad that summer. Then they start talking about school again. Andrea wants to go to a new school. They start planning for the fall. Then Andrea hears about a music contest. Andrea: Can I do this contest, Father? How does it work? Mr. Bocelli: Of course you can. We will go to the café.
She tries for a career in acting and modeling. She goes to many auditions but has trouble landing roles. She also marries a young baseball player. His career takes off. Halle, however, struggles to find work. Narrator 1: One day, she visits a casting director. He is looking for an actress to fill a part. Casting Director: Can I help you? Halle Berry: Yes. I’m Halle Berry. My manager sent me to read for a part. Casting Director: Oh. You’re Halle Berry? I was expecting . . a different actress. Halle Berry: Well, can I read for the part anyway?