Bring the story of Canada’s beginnings to life with “A Country in the Making”, an engaging classroom play exploring Canadian Confederation (1864–1867) and the events that led to the creation of Canada as a nation. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students understand the key figures, ideas, and challenges involved in uniting the provinces and shaping Canada’s future. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce historical understanding and encourage meaningful classroom discussions. Ideal for History, Social Studies, English, or classroom performances, this play provides an interactive and memorable way for students to explore democracy, leadership, cooperation, and an important moment in Canadian history. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the resource can easily be adapted to suit your classroom, students, and teaching context. Bring Canadian history to life through drama while helping students develop a deeper appreciation of the people and decisions that shaped the nation.

Bring an important moment in American history to life with “A Table for Us All”, an engaging classroom play based on the story of the First Thanksgiving. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students explore the historical events surrounding the First Thanksgiving while encouraging discussions about cooperation, gratitude, and community. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce key learning and support meaningful classroom conversations. Ideal for history, social studies, literacy, or Thanksgiving classroom celebrations, the play provides an interactive way for students to deepen their understanding of this significant event in American history. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a memorable learning experience that combines drama, history, and literacy while bringing the story of the First Thanksgiving to life for your students.

Bring Cicada by Shaun Tan to life with this engaging, ready-to-use teaching unit that helps students explore the book’s rich themes through meaningful and creative learning experiences. Aligned with the NSW English Syllabus, this comprehensive resource includes a wide variety of activities based on Bloom’s Taxonomy and Habits of Mind, encouraging students to think critically, interpret symbolism, and respond thoughtfully to the text. The unit features a word search, art activity, extension tasks, assessment and self-assessment rubrics, providing everything you need to confidently teach the book while keeping students actively engaged. Ideal for use as a complete class novel study or as part of your literacy program, the activities strengthen comprehension, creativity, vocabulary, and higher-order thinking skills while encouraging students to explore themes of identity, belonging, perseverance, and hope. Supplied in Microsoft Word, the entire resource is fully editable, allowing you to customise lessons and activities to suit your students, classroom, and teaching style. Save valuable planning time while delivering a rich, curriculum-aligned learning experience that inspires thoughtful discussion and a deeper appreciation of Shaun Tan’s extraordinary storytelling.

Step into the fascinating world of Ancient Rome with ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME, an engaging classroom play that explores the rise, achievements, and influence of the Roman Empire. Through drama and storytelling, students will discover the people, events, inventions, and ideas that helped shape one of history’s greatest civilizations. Perfect for whole-class performances or small-group activities, this resource includes a complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to support historical understanding. Ideal for History, English, Drama, and cross-curricular learning, this play encourages active participation while helping students develop confidence, teamwork, and communication skills. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the script and activities can be easily adapted to suit your students, curriculum, and teaching context. This low-prep resource provides a creative and memorable way for primary students to explore the Roman Empire and the remarkable legacy of Ancient Rome.

Introduce your students to the inspiring life of St John Paul II with “Be Not Afraid”, an engaging classroom play that brings his story of faith, courage, and service to life through drama and storytelling. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students discover how St John Paul II used his leadership, compassion, and message of hope to inspire people around the world. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, comprehension questions, and additional activities about St John Paul II to extend student learning and deepen their understanding of his life and mission. Ideal for Religious Education lessons, Catholic schools, feast day celebrations, or classroom performances, the play encourages collaboration while exploring themes of faith, courage, perseverance, compassion, and helping others. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a meaningful learning experience that inspires students to follow St John Paul II’s example by living with courage, sharing hope, and making a positive difference in the lives of others.

Bring Jesus’ powerful parable to life with “Built to Last”, an engaging classroom play based on the story of the Wise and Foolish Builders. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students explore the importance of making wise choices, building a strong foundation, and putting Jesus’ teachings into practice in everyday life. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce key learning and encourage meaningful classroom discussions. Ideal for Religious Education lessons, Christian schools, Sunday School, or classroom performances, the play provides an interactive way for students to deepen their understanding of faith, obedience, perseverance, and making positive decisions. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a memorable learning experience that combines drama, literacy, and faith while inspiring students to build their lives on strong values that will stand the test of time.

Bring the story of Canada’s early exploration to life with “The River That Named a Nation”, an engaging classroom play about Jacques Cartier’s voyages to Canada from 1534–1542. This ready-to-perform play allows students to explore the journeys, discoveries, and historical significance of Jacques Cartier through drama, storytelling, and active participation. Perfect for whole-class performances or small-group activities, this resource provides an engaging way for students to develop their understanding of Canadian history while building confidence, collaboration, and communication skills. Included in this resource is the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to support classroom discussions and deeper learning. Designed for easy classroom use, the play is provided in editable Microsoft Word format, allowing teachers to customise the script and activities to suit their students’ needs and teaching context.

Bring the story of Canada’s early settlement and exploration to life with “A Place Called Canada”, an engaging classroom play about Samuel de Champlain and the building of New France. This ready-to-perform play allows students to explore the challenges, discoveries, and historical significance of Champlain’s contributions through drama, storytelling, and active participation. Perfect for whole-class performances or small-group activities, this resource provides an exciting way for students to develop their understanding of Canadian history while building confidence, teamwork, and communication skills. Included in this resource is the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to encourage deeper learning and classroom discussion. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, this resource allows teachers to easily adapt the script and activities to suit their students, curriculum requirements, and classroom context.

Bring the fascinating history of Canada’s fur trade to life with “Rivers of Fur”, an engaging classroom play exploring the people, events, and impact of this important period in Canadian history. This ready-to-perform play allows students to discover the world of fur traders, Indigenous communities, and explorers through drama, storytelling, and active participation. Perfect for whole-class performances or small-group activities, this resource provides an interactive way for students to develop their understanding of the Canadian fur trade while building confidence, collaboration, and communication skills. Included in this resource is the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to support student learning and classroom discussions. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, this resource allows teachers to easily customise the script and activities to suit their students, curriculum requirements, and classroom context.

Bring the rich history and culture of First Nations Peoples in Canada to life with “Since Before Memory”, an engaging classroom play exploring life before European contact. This ready-to-perform play introduces students to the traditions, communities, and experiences of First Nations Peoples through drama, storytelling, and meaningful classroom discussion. Perfect for whole-class performances or small-group activities, this resource provides an interactive way for students to develop their understanding of Canada’s history while building teamwork, confidence, and communication skills. Included in this resource is the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to support student learning and reflection. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, this resource allows teachers to easily adapt the script and activities to suit their classroom needs, curriculum focus, and teaching context.

Discover the inspiring life and achievements of one of history’s most influential leaders with FIRST LADY OF THE WORLD, an engaging classroom play about Eleanor Roosevelt. Through drama and storytelling, students will explore Eleanor Roosevelt’s role as First Lady, her work advocating for human rights, and her lasting impact on people around the world. Perfect for whole-class performances or small-group activities, this resource includes a complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to support historical understanding. Ideal for History, English, Drama, and cross-curricular learning, this play encourages active participation while helping students develop confidence, teamwork, and communication skills. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the script and activities can be easily adapted to suit your students, curriculum, and teaching context. This low-prep resource provides a creative and memorable way for primary students to learn about Eleanor Roosevelt’s remarkable life, leadership, and contribution to society.

Bring the inspiring story of courage and freedom to life with FOLLOW THE NORTH STAR, an engaging classroom play about Harriet Tubman and her incredible journey as a leader of the Underground Railroad. Through drama and storytelling, students will learn about Harriet Tubman’s bravery, determination, and commitment to helping others while exploring this important chapter in history. Perfect for whole-class performances or small-group activities, this resource includes a complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to support historical understanding. Ideal for History, English, Drama, and cross-curricular learning, this play encourages active participation while helping students develop confidence, teamwork, and communication skills. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the script and activities can be easily adapted to suit your students, curriculum, and teaching context. This low-prep resource provides a creative and memorable way for primary students to explore Harriet Tubman’s remarkable life and her lasting impact on the fight for freedom.

Honour the courage, sacrifice, and legacy of the 28th Māori Battalion with “For Ever and Ever and Ever”, an engaging classroom play that explores the Battalion’s remarkable contribution during the Second World War. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students develop a deeper understanding of the bravery, resilience, and service of the Māori soldiers while learning about an important chapter in New Zealand’s history. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce key learning and encourage meaningful classroom discussions. Ideal for History, Social Studies, English, ANZAC Day commemorations, or classroom performances, this play offers an interactive and memorable way for students to explore the experiences and achievements of the 28th Māori Battalion. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the resource can easily be adapted to suit your classroom, students, and teaching context. Inspire thoughtful discussion and bring New Zealand’s wartime history to life through the power of drama.

Bring Flood by Jackie French and Bruce Whatley to life with this engaging, ready-to-use teaching unit designed to deepen students’ understanding of this powerful and thought-provoking picture book. Aligned with the NSW English Syllabus, this comprehensive resource includes a wide range of activities based on Bloom’s Taxonomy and Habits of Mind, encouraging students to think critically, make meaningful connections, and respond creatively to the text. The unit features a word search, art activity, extension tasks, assessment and self-assessment rubrics, providing everything you need to confidently teach the book while keeping students actively engaged. Ideal for use as a complete class novel study or as part of your literacy program, the activities strengthen comprehension, creativity, vocabulary, and higher-order thinking skills while exploring themes of community, resilience, and compassion. Supplied in Microsoft Word, the entire resource is fully editable, allowing you to customise lessons and activities to suit your students, classroom, and teaching style. Save valuable planning time while delivering a rich, curriculum-aligned learning experience that students will enjoy from beginning to end.

Bring the excitement and traditions of Ancient Greece to life with EVERY FOUR YEARS, an engaging classroom play that explores the origins and significance of the Ancient Olympic Games. Through drama and storytelling, students will discover how the Olympics began, learn about the events and traditions of the ancient competitions, and explore the role they played in Greek society. Perfect for whole-class performances or small-group activities, this resource includes a complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to support historical understanding. Ideal for History, English, Drama, and cross-curricular learning, this play encourages active participation while helping students develop confidence, teamwork, and communication skills. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the script and activities can be easily adapted to suit your students, curriculum, and teaching context. This low-prep resource provides a creative and memorable way for primary students to explore Ancient Greek history and the fascinating beginnings of the Olympic Games.

Explore the inspiring stories of immigration and new beginnings with THE GOLDEN DOOR, an engaging classroom play about Ellis Island and the immigrant experience. Through drama and storytelling, students will discover the journeys of people who travelled to America in search of new opportunities and learn about the hopes, challenges, and experiences of immigrants arriving at Ellis Island. Perfect for whole-class performances or small-group activities, this resource includes a complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to support historical understanding. Ideal for History, English, Drama, and cross-curricular learning, this play encourages active participation while helping students develop empathy, confidence, teamwork, and communication skills. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the script and activities can be easily adapted to suit your students, curriculum, and teaching context. This low-prep resource provides a creative and memorable way for primary students to explore Ellis Island, immigration history, and the diverse stories that helped shape America.

Bring the story of one of America’s most influential leaders to life with “First in War, First in Peace”, an engaging classroom play based on the life of George Washington. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students explore Washington’s leadership during the American Revolution and his role as the first President of the United States. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce key learning and encourage meaningful classroom discussions. Ideal for history, social studies, literacy, or classroom performances, the play provides an interactive way for students to deepen their understanding of George Washington’s leadership, character, and lasting impact on American history. Provided in Microsoft Word, the resource is fully editable, allowing you to adapt the script and activities to suit your classroom, student needs, and teaching context. Create a memorable learning experience that combines drama, history, and literacy while inspiring students through the remarkable story of America’s first president.

Bring Feathers by Phil Cummings to life with this engaging, ready-to-use teaching unit designed to inspire thoughtful discussion and meaningful learning in your classroom. Aligned with the NSW English Syllabus, this comprehensive resource includes a wide range of activities based on Bloom’s Taxonomy and Habits of Mind, encouraging students to think critically, make connections, and respond creatively to the text. The unit features a word search, art activity, extension tasks, assessment and self-assessment rubrics, providing everything you need to confidently teach the book while keeping students actively engaged. Ideal for use as a complete class novel study or as part of your literacy program, the activities strengthen comprehension, creativity, vocabulary, and higher-order thinking skills. Supplied in Microsoft Word, the entire resource is fully editable, allowing you to customise lessons and activities to suit your students, classroom, and teaching style. Save valuable planning time while delivering a rich, curriculum-aligned learning experience that students will enjoy from beginning to end.

Explore one of the most important moments in American history with FOUR SCORE, an engaging classroom play about Abraham Lincoln and the Gettysburg Address. Through drama and storytelling, students will discover the events surrounding the Civil War, the significance of Lincoln’s famous speech, and the powerful ideas of equality, freedom, and unity. Perfect for whole-class performances or small-group activities, this resource includes a complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to support historical understanding. Ideal for History, English, Drama, and cross-curricular learning, this play encourages active participation while helping students develop confidence, teamwork, and communication skills. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the script and activities can be easily adapted to suit your students, curriculum, and teaching context. This low-prep resource provides a creative and memorable way for primary students to explore Abraham Lincoln’s life, leadership, and the lasting importance of the Gettysburg Address.

Explore the mysteries of Ancient Egypt with FORTY DAYS, an engaging classroom play that introduces students to the fascinating traditions of mummification and beliefs about the Egyptian afterlife. Through drama and storytelling, students will discover how Ancient Egyptians prepared for the journey after death and explore the customs, rituals, and beliefs that shaped their civilization. Perfect for whole-class performances or small-group activities, this resource includes a complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to support historical understanding. Ideal for History, English, Drama, and cross-curricular learning, this play encourages student participation while developing confidence, collaboration, and communication skills. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the script and activities can be easily adapted to suit your students, curriculum, and teaching context. This low-prep resource provides a creative and memorable way for primary students to learn about Ancient Egyptian culture, traditions, and beliefs.

Experience the adventure and excitement of Canada’s gold rush era with “Gold in the Creeks”, an engaging classroom play exploring the Klondike Gold Rush and the people who travelled north in search of fortune and opportunity. Perfect for whole-class or small-group performances, this resource helps students discover the challenges, determination, and historical significance of one of Canada’s most famous gold rushes. Included are the complete play script, character list, staging notes, and comprehension questions to reinforce historical understanding and encourage meaningful classroom discussions. Ideal for History, Social Studies, English, or classroom performances, this play provides an interactive and memorable way for students to learn about exploration, migration, perseverance, and life during the Klondike Gold Rush. Provided in editable Microsoft Word format, the resource can easily be adapted to suit your classroom, students, and teaching context. Bring Canadian history to life through drama while helping students connect with the stories of those who searched for gold and shaped this important period in Canada’s past.