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Are you looking for fun reader’s theater for your kids? These mock trials of your favorite fairy tales will have your students deciding if the villain is guilty or innocent of his/her crimes.

Save 20% off when you buy the whole bundle.

These scripts are for upper elementary (3rd, 4th, & 5th) and are a spinoff of popular fairy tale villains.

Bundle includes:

Goldilocks Mock Trial:

• Reader’s Theater with 11 speaking parts

Judge, District Attorney: Mr. Wood S. Mann, Plaintiff’s Attorney: Mr. Pork E. Pig,

Goldi Locks, Mama Locks, Papa Bear, Babe E Bear, Dr. Ted E. Bear, Mr. Alexander Wolf, Bailiff, Jury Foreman

There is also a jury that is in charge of the final verdict.

• Activities

Introduction of Trial Vocabulary

Comprehension Questions with multiple choice and fill in the blank

Witnesses Questionnaire

Writing Assignment for punishment

• Headbands

Headband in Black/White and Color for each character and jury member

 

Alexander T. Wolf Mock Trial:

This reader’s theater includes 7 speaking parts:

Judge, district attorney, the wolf, 3 witnesses, jury foreman

There is also a jury that is in charge of the final verdict.

• Activities

Introduction of Trial Vocabulary

Comprehension Questions with multiple choice and fill in the blank

Witnesses Questionnaire

• Headbands

Headband in Black/White and Color for each character and jury member

 

Red Riding Hood Mock Trial of the Big Bad Wolf:

• Reader’s Theater with 10 speaking parts

Judge, District Attorney: Ms. Daffy E. Dill, Plaintiff’s Attorney: Mr. Pork E. Pig,

Wolfie S. Badd, Lil Red, Granny, Mr. Wood S. Mann, Mr. Alexander Wolf, Bailiff, Jury Foreman

There is also a jury that is in charge of the final verdict.

• Activities

Introduction of Trial Vocabulary

Witnesses Questionnaire

Writing Assignment for punishment

Fairytale Times News Report

• Headbands

Headband in Black/White and Color for each character and jury member

You can have more than one jury to see if they came up with a different verdict. This reader’s theater is a great social studies lesson on how our judicial system works.

I hope you enjoy these activities!

Thanks,

Jennifer Dowell

Love Teaching Kids