In doing Reader’s Theater, the children experience the beauty of literature and the joy of using their voices to interact with it. 

For example, sometimes the children write dialogue for characters that are depicted in the illustrations, but don’t have dialogue in the text. Other times, the children might write dialogue that answers questions they have about the events in the story.  

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Why

Reading and dramatizing dialogues that they themselves have written makes the activity meaningful to the children, and empowers them because they experience that together with others, they can effect change in their world in a joyful and creative way.  

Results

They are becoming more confident, deepening their literacy skills and social skills, and having fun (without electronic devices!).  And, children learn best when they are having fun !
 

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