Books Alive
Source/Author: Lillian Nelson, MS Theatre Teacher
November 20, 2015
In drama class, sixth graders have been working on a "books alive" project. After reading popular picture books for young children in the library, students had to script the story line. Then they presented their short skits in front of a student audience of all ages. Kindergarten audiences were especially giggly during "Curious George" and seventh graders liked the cake getting smashed into faces in "Cat in the Hat"!
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