Just in Time for Halloween!

Having recently reclaimed my publishing rights from Scholastic for a bank of my classic short story plays, I’m very pleased … More

Pip & the Prisoner

When most people think about Charles Dickens’ novel, Great Expectations, they land on Miss Havisham and her creepy old mansion … More

Here are ten great paired texts with which to recognize black history month while meeting numerous Language Arts standards. All … More

That last week before Christmas vacation can be a real doozy. While thoughts of sugar plums may not derail that … More

I’ve just released a new reader’s theater play script. I put it together early in the summer but have waited … More

In case you weren’t aware, March was Women’s History Month. Celebrating the contributions of women to history, though, needn’t be … More

Here are two plays in one package with which to celebrate and teach about Presidents’ Day. The first, President’s Day … More

In addition to all the MLK plays featured in my last post, here’s more great reader’s theater for Black History … More

Whether for RT or stage performance, here are half-a-dozen kid-friendly scripts to ramp up your MLK Day celebrations and Black … More

My class of fifth graders staged a nifty trio of plays recently. Eric paced about the stage as the insanely … More