Drama
SKITS
Some of these skits are from "the days of yore" back when I first started teaching. When I first put up my website I was in a hurry to get them posted so I just scanned the pages instead of retyping everything. I think everything is still legible. (And history hasn't changed, so the content should be as fresh as it ever was. ;)
- A skit about Fort McHenry
- "A Window Into the Stomach" a skit about the discovery of digestion
- A skit about Thomas Edison
- A skit about Marconi (inventor of radio)
- A readers' theater skit called "The Political Soap Opera Before Christ" (approx. 300-100 BC) (This one is recent--spring 2011.)
More science skits:
In my "Elements" curriculum there are five more skits, all focusing on the discovery of elements on the Periodic Table.
FULL-LENGTH PLAYS
- "Cyrano de Bergerac" and "The Canterbury Tales for Gentlefolke" used to be listed as free downloads. They have now been published and are available (for sale) through Jasper Publishing in the UK (jasperpublishing.com).
- I have also written:
- "Much Ado about Nothing in Queen Elizabeth's Court"
- "Treasure Island"
These will all be submitted for publication eventually, but as of summer 2010, are still copy-right free. If you are interested in seeing samples, email me.