Our radio and theater scripts are suitable for all ages. Even if a student doesn't understand exactly what they're saying – they're still learning how to communicate and read. Here is a list of all our scripts.
The most downloaded series in our ever expanding collection of free radio and theater scripts. Many of our online scripts also include audio to help younger students learn how to read.
What happens when Io Moth Caterpillars get defensive? What does pawpaw have to do with Zebra Swallowtail Caterpillars? Read, listen and learn how Caterpillar Cop solves each case.
Twenty stand-alone skits originally written for a theater production with a cast of seven. Can be used for both theater and radio. Some of the skits you just have to watch. All scripts come with audio.
A kid jumped up onto a table, raised his arm and yelled, "Men in milk - dairy defenders!" He was little, but he still had to get off the table. These online scripts also include audio to help younger students learn how to read.
These scripts have been used for both theater and radio productions. Listen and read each synopsis and you could take a test about Moby Dick and pass.
These are radio pieces were developed during Kranky Kids After-School programs and then used for live radio shows. As usual, the online scripts also include audio.
This series began as part of a live Kranky Kids radio show at Stanford Unversity's KZSU station. The online scripts also include audio so students can hear how other students performed pretending to be different cattle breeds.
This series began as part of several live Kranky Kids radio shows at the University of New Hampshire's WUNH station. The online scripts also include audio to help younger students learn how to read.
Uhm, well, he's really big and we got to thinking about what his wardrobe might look like. This started out as a theater piece. We learned a lot about Godzilla monsters that you can find in INFO.
Are you teaching or learning Italian? These very simple scripts helped our students and we all had fun acting them out.
Stanford University's KZSU let us give you skits and music recorded in after-school programs from all over the USA. Have a listen to how silly it all gets (and sometimes serious because we did interview real humans too). And there's cows!