A Reader's Theater Production from
Mrs. Theresa's First Grade Class at Sacred Heart - St. Stephen's

These students are well on their way to becoming great readers! During this production of "Seven Sillies" by Joyce Dunbar, they practiced reading with fluency and expression. Congratulations to our cast!

Pig - Jasmine         Rabbit - Xavier
Hen - Quincy          Sheep - Stella
Goat - Tatiana        Mouse - Briana
Frog - Maurice        Narrator - Mrs. Theresa

Enjoy this funny story about some silly animals looking at their reflections in a pond.

Students have been learning how authors write shapely and significant stories in Writers Worshop. Students have learned how to create and build suspense. I am very proud of how they took the skills they learned from Writers Workshop and wrote scripts from our read aloud book "Tuck Everlasting". This project shows how you can connect a Literacy Unit and Technology into the classroom.

Great job class!
Many, many thanks to Libby Baker.

~ D. Minadeo
PS 38

This scene is when the Stranger got hit in the head with a shotgun. The Stranger almost died and the constable saw the whole thing.

Written and performed by
Taylor, Brandon, Dennis and Vanessa
Class 3-240 @ PS38

This scene is when Winnie meets Jessie for the first time. Winnie is watching Jessie at the spring.

Written and performed by
Tyson, Kamillah, Kiaira and Pranab
Class 3-240 @ PS38

This scene is when Mae Tuck goes to Treegap and tells Winnie that she was going to take Winnie back home as soon as possible. And Pa Tuck was so frustrated that Winnie was going to tell their secret about the spring.

Written and performed by
Gabby, Ali, Jaquana and Yassine
Class 3-240 @ PS38

This is the scene when Winnie meets the Stranger.

Written and performed by
Gabriel, Faith, Dameir, Thomas and Adalberto
Class 3-240 @ PS38

This scene is when Winnie is at the spring to drink some water.

Written and performed by
Angelica, Deandre and Sierra
Class 3-240 @ PS38

This scene is when the Tucks tell Winnie the story about the spring.

Written and performed by
Sitoe, Jonathan and Amber
Class 3-240 @ PS38