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A Fun Play: Camp Wanna Be

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Camp Wanna Be cover: a play and readers’ theater for students in grades 3–5, with 20 parts, by Sue Peterson
Cover of the 16-page drama resource
Play synopsis and 20-role cast list, including the narrator, Peanut Butter, Jelly, campers, and counselors
Synopsis and cast list before the script
Script opening: two camps on Spice Lake prepare for their annual baseball game despite unequal equipment
Script page 1 of 7: the baseball challenge
Script continuation: the girls sing before baseball practice while the boys exercise with their counselors
Script page 2 of 7: both teams practice
Script continuation: the baseball game ends in a tie, Nurse Feel Good reports injuries, and lunch begins
Script page 3 of 7: a tie and a picnic lunch
Script continuation: campers share lunch, boys go swimming, and Einstein plans to take sports equipment
Script page 4 of 7: an equipment-taking plan
Script continuation: girls set cabin pranks with eggs, frogs, string, and water, then take baseball gear
Script page 5 of 7: cabin pranks unfold
Script continuation: boys discover the cabin pranks, clean up, and accept an invitation from the girls’ camp
Script page 6 of 7: cleanup and an invitation
Script ending: campers share jokes and s’mores at a campfire, unite as one camp, and sing a closing song
Script page 7 of 7: the camps unite

Answer key included

Answer key included
Attributes
Subject

Creative Arts, Art, Drama

Grades

Grade 3, 4, 5

Types

Activities

File

PDF

Editable
No
Author
Sue Peterson
Rating
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About This Product

A Fun Play: Camp Wanna Be

A Fun Play: Camp Wanna Be is a theatrical resource specifically designed for classroom use. This versatile play features 20 roles and is perfect for students in upper elementary grades. The play's storyline follows a group of children: girls traditionally at a girls' camp and boys traditionally at a boys' camp and how they love to tease each other and, to outsiders, just don't get along. As the play evolves, it shows how children, no matter the obstacle they encounter, can indeed problem-solve a situation that, ultimately, brings out the best in everyone so it is a win-win situation. In this play, the girls and boys bond over a common love of baseball! And, in doing so, the camp truly earns its name...Camp Wanna Be!

Using the Resource in the Classroom

The 16-page resource includes an insightful teaching guide offering pertinent questions and kid-friendly engaging activities to build excitement. The resource components foster deeper understanding and reflection. They further heighten interest in drama, specifically, and in learning, in general.

Educational Benefits

This tool offers multiple benefits to expand ELA skills and boost student confidence and team-building.

Welcome to Summer Camp! Camp Wanna Be, here we come!

For more plays by Sue Peterson on this site, look for individual titles, grade-level collections, and thematic bundles!

Resource Tags

Fun Play Camp Theater Educational Resource Creative Expression

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