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Sea Songs: Readers Theatre From The South Pacific
Teacher Ideas Press | James W. Barnes | Readers Theatre | Available ISBN 10: 1591580773 ISBN 13: 9781591580775 Allow students to experience the richness of Polynesian culture as well as the challenge of dramatic reading with this Readers Theatre resource. Can$36.00 [Add to Cart] [View Cart] Other Readers Theatre titles from Teacher Ideas Press Around the World Through Holidays: Cross Curricular Readers Theatre Born Storytellers: Readers Theatre Celebrates the Lives and Literature of Classic Authors Character Counts! Promoting Character Education through Readers Theatre, Grades 2-5 Classic Readers Theatre for Young Adults Extraordinary Women from U.S. History: Readers Theatre for Grades 4-8 Frantic Frogs and other Frankly Fractured Folktales for Readers Theatre From Atalanta to Zeus: Readers Theatre from Greek Mythology From the Page to the Stage: The EducatorŐs Complete Guide to Readers Theatre How and Why Stories for Readers Theatre Judge for Yourself: Famous American Trials for Readers Theatre Just Deal With It! Funny Readers Theatre for LifeŐs Not-So-Funny Moments Multicultural Folktales: Readers Theatre for Elementary Students Readers Theatre for American History Readers Theatre for Beginning Readers Scary Readers Theatre Sea Songs: Readers Theatre from the South Pacific Silly Salamanders and Other Slightly Stupid Stuff for Readers Theatre Simply Shakespeare: Readers Theatre for Young People Story Fest: Crafting Story Theatre Scripts Tadpole Tales and Other Totally Terrific Treats for Readers Theatre "For its excellence in presentation, its coverage of a culture largely ignored in normal curriculum, and its ease of use toward enriching a learning experience, this work is higly recommenced for the contribution it offers to the middle school and high school grades. Excellent. Highly Recommended." - Teacher Librarian, February 2006 |
