Musical Theatre Day / Short Scene Script Reading
Short Scene Script Reading
Children read short scripts in small groups, choose roles and act out the scenes with expression.
How to run it
- Choose short, age-appropriate scripts with several roles.
- Help groups assign parts.
- Read through, then rehearse with actions and voices.
- Perform the scenes for the group.
You will need
- printed short scripts
- simple props
Make it easier or harderUse short repetitive scripts for less confident readers; older children can write their own scene.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 5Children develop reading fluency and expressive communication.
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