A play written especially for Readers Theater- Miss Bookworm, the friendly librarian, comes to the aid of the Book Family when Mr. Illiteracy threatens to make them homeless. The Books gain strength as they state their cases on why they should be read and a transformation occurs. This delightful play enlightens and promotes reading enjoyment for children and adults. It encourages diversity and literacy through the use of Readers Theater which increases reading fluency, comprehension, vocabulary, appreciation for the arts, ...
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A play written especially for Readers Theater- Miss Bookworm, the friendly librarian, comes to the aid of the Book Family when Mr. Illiteracy threatens to make them homeless. The Books gain strength as they state their cases on why they should be read and a transformation occurs. This delightful play enlightens and promotes reading enjoyment for children and adults. It encourages diversity and literacy through the use of Readers Theater which increases reading fluency, comprehension, vocabulary, appreciation for the arts, and more.
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