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Scenes

Scenes for High School

Seventeen two and three character scenes. The collection contains:

  • Four scenes for a boy and a girl 

  • Three scenes for two boys 

  • Six scenes for two girls  

  • Four scenes for three characters, flexible casting

Click here to read a sample.

 

Download the scripts with the purple button. If you want to offer a little money for them, please hit the green button.
Scenes for Middle School

Sixteen two character scenes and two three character scene written for middle school students. The collection contains:

Three scenes for two boys 

  • Five scenes for two girls
  • Four scenes for two boys
  • Two scenes for a boy and a girl
  • Two scenes for two characters, flexible casting
  • One scene for three characters, flexible casting
  • One scene for three girls​

Click here to read a sample.

 

Download the scripts with the blue button. If you want to offer a little money for them, hit the green button.

On this page are links to scenes I have written for the classroom.

 

While searching for new material to use in class, I regularly run into three major issues:

 

1. Scenes that are simplistic and talk down to students

 

2. Scenes that are filled with curses and other content I cannot use in my classroom.

 

3. Scenes that are too long.

 

The scenes available here don't hide from content, but they also don't wallow in it. They aim to dramatize conflicts that students encounter and can relate to.

 

The high school scenes are two to four pages long.

The middle school scenes are one to two pages.

(There are some exceptions). The uniform length is based off of the need for multiple groups to rehearse and perform in one forty-minute class period.

 

I love these scenes and I love working with students with them. They offer multiple levels of challenge based on the variety of skills in a typical classroom.

 

Download the script for free. If you feel moved to throw me a little money for them, you are invited to also click the Paypal button. Why do this? I am a fan of Amanda Palmer, who advocates making art available and letting fans pay what they want for it. My goal is to make useful classroom materials available to teachers and students. If, in the process, I make a few dollars, terrific.

 

 

 

(Scenes updated with new material, July 2022)

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