With master’s degrees in education from both Harvard and Stanford, she’s passionate about creative curriculum development that pushes boundaries, especially considering the influx of today’s technologies. Script: 7.25 each (Click for more items) Director’s book: 22.50 each. The lines are a little too advanced for grade school children to memorize, but they would still enjoy viewing the play. She’s a published author, who has also worked for education-focused media companies including Nickelodeon, IMAX, EdSurge, and Discovery Education. CAST: Flexible cast of 20, optional extras. Tom’s of Maine’s Building Resilience in Children Using Fun Gamesĭarri Stephens is a former member of Teach for America and a seasoned educator, with more than 10 years’ experience in Los Angeles and New York City public schools.’s 27 Resilience Activities and Worksheets for Students and Adults (+PDFs) With the demand of schools to conduct skits in assembly or on any occasion, the need of teachers for skit in a particular format has been.Youth & Adult Ministry Drama scripts for youth ministry, Christian Bible studies, retreats, dinner theater, or sermon illustrations. PBS Kids’ Arthur Family Health: Resilience Drama scripts for children’s church, camps, Christian schools, and family ministry that can stand alone or serve as theme-based series.A Perfectly Messed-Up Story by Patrick McDonnell.The Most Magnificent Thing by Ashley Spires.BrainPOP’s Social-Emotional Learning collection and theme page.Watch some videos, review some posters (don’t have to buy - or even print - to gain some new ideas), read a couple of picture books, and explore some websites: Videos Short, funny plays, one-act plays, and reader's theatre scripts for kids. Royalty-free scripts for elementary, middle school and high school students. So, in the spirit of snake bites, I have rounded up a list of recommended resources for elementary students that might help you become more familiar with the idea of resilience. Huge collection of plays for children and teens.
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