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Shared history
Students work on the same event and essential questions together.
Pagh Publishing collection · Grades 4–8
Founding America
History told through voices, choices and evidence. Founding America uses differentiated Readers Theater to help students enter the debates and turning points of the American Revolution.
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Different entry points
Differentiated roles and scripts support different reading demands without separating the subject matter.
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Beyond performance
Historical context, perspective, evidence and inquiry turn dramatic reading into history learning.
The collection
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5-resource bundle
Road to Revolution
A connected Readers Theater sequence from colonial tension to Lexington & Concord.
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Differentiated Readers Theater
The Boston Massacre
Levels A–C plus Mixed Cast, historical inquiry, primary-source work and teacher support.
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Free Readers Theater
The Vote for Independence
A free mixed-level script that puts five students inside the debate over American independence.
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A collection designed to work as individual lessons or a sequence
Start with one historical moment, use the free resource to try the approach, or build a longer unit around the Road to Revolution bundle.
Best first step
New to Pagh Publishing? Begin with The Vote for Independence. It is a complete free resource and shows how mixed-level Readers Theater works in practice.
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