Introduce your students to the magic of the library with Do It with Dewey by Jane Tesh. In this charming and educational script, a group of dedicated "bookworms" uses the tried-and-true Dewey Decimal System to straighten out a massive mess in the library. It is an engaging way to teach organizational skills while celebrating the joy of reading. This play is a fantastic addition to your repertoire of plays for elementary school, offering a fun, hands-on way to explore how libraries work. Whether you are looking for a classroom activity or a stage production, this script makes learning about literature an absolute blast.

Features

• Educational Theme: Teaches the Dewey Decimal System in a fun, relatable way.
• Flexible Casting: 9 speaking roles, suitable for male or female performers.
• Perfect Timing: A concise 10-minute runtime, ideal for school assemblies or classroom workshops.
• Wholesome Content: Content-appropriate and "drama-free" drama for younger students.

Finding high-quality play scripts for students that are both educational and entertaining can be a challenge for busy teachers. Do It with Dewey solves that problem by turning a library lesson into a lively performance that builds student confidence and teamwork. It is the perfect resource for National Children's Book Week or any literacy-focused event, helping your students feel like heroes of the stacks. Give your students a performance experience they will remember while reinforcing essential library skills.

Specs

• Grade Level: Lower Grades (Elementary)
• Cast Size: 9 (Male or Female)
  
• Run Time: 10 minutes
  
• Author: Jane Tesh
• Category: Educational / Library Skills