Reader's Theater 

What is Reader's Theater? You can read more in this article from the American English website or this educational article with guidelines, examples, and links to even more scripts!

 For more ideas and information, visit Mitzi Geffen's site about Drama in the EFL Classroom. 

This is a list of scripts based on  children's books. You can adopt these for younger classes as well: https://www.dramanotebook.com/plays-for-kids/scripts-based-on-childrens-books/

Additional multilevel scripts from the "Off Book" site

More Scripts
1. Stone Soup 

Stone Soup Readers Theatre 1.pdf

2. The Little Boy by Helen Buckley - adapted (Flowers are Red)

The Little Boy Readers Theatre Flowers Are Red FIXED Let's Talk.pdf

Listen and Read Along

Harry Chapin's song, "Flowers Are Red" is another artistic expression of the script.

When you thought I wasnt looking Readers Theater.pdf

When You Thought I Wasn't Looking Script

When You Thought I Wasn't Looking Let's Talk Recording.mp4

Follow these links to many more scripts. Many of them are more suited for English speakers/advanced students.
1. http://www.kidsinco.com/complete-list-of-playscripts/

2. http://www.thebestclass.org/rtscripts.html

Audio Books

Do your students enjoy having books or stories read aloud? Here you can find The Giving Tree and many more audio books. It's not a speaking activity but listening to others reading books can make a huge difference to students' vocabulary and an opportunity to hear the pronunciation and intonation. Not all links work - search for those that do.