I'm curious about the general consensus on Reader's Theater for middle and high school. Do you actually use it in your classrooms, or do you feel like it doesn't translate well to older students?
Drop your grade level and your honest thoughts below—whether you swear by it or absolutely hate it, I want to hear the reasoning.
I'm curious about the general consensus on Reader's Theater for middle and high school. Do you actually use it in your classrooms, or do you feel like it doesn't translate well to older students?
Drop your grade level and your honest thoughts below—whether you swear by it or absolutely hate it, I want to hear the reasoning.
I'm looking to add a few more literary games into my classroom next year. The ones I use are great for getting students' brains working a bit (and having a bit of competition) before the main lesson. We do word squares, synonym puzzles, Scattergories, word ladders, etc. Does anyone have others they would recommend for ELA students grades 9-12?
I'm looking to add a few more literary games into my classroom next year. The ones I use are great for getting students' brains working a bit (and having a bit of competition) before the main lesson. We do word squares, synonym puzzles, Scattergories, word ladders, etc. Does anyone have others they would recommend for students grades 9-12?