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The Pilgrims and the Plymouth Settlement, Readers Theater

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Opening play page: cast list and Brewster family dialogue in Leyden, Holland, about leaving for Virginia
Page 1 of the play: cast and opening scene
Play continuation: the Brewsters agree to leave Holland, followed by ship and security plans in Plymouth
Page 2 of the play: preparations for departure
Mayflower voyage scene: Joseph and Priscilla discuss storms, John Howland's rescue, and baby Oceanus
Page 3 of the play: voyage and arrival
Final play scene: Plymouth survivors discuss Tisquantum's help, building homes, and a harvest feast
Page 4 of the play: Plymouth in spring 1621
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Here is a play to help deliver any lesson about the Pilgrims and their settlement in the Plymouth colony. I have enjoyed using this as a resource in my classroom for years.. Here is what is included in the play. It explains why the Pilgrims were in Holland, why they came to North America, events on board ship, and what happened after they arrived. Students like to be active in the classroom. This is an activity to get them up and moving! There are a number of roles for students.

The voyage on the Mayflower seems fascinating to us but in reality it had to be very scary and very boring! However, there were some interesting events to take place on the voyage over. The play does identify why the people we call "Pilgrims" today were in Holland and why they felt the need to leave. Most of the major events on the voyage are covered in the play and even some of what the Pilgrims experienced in what we now call the state of Massachusetts. This works well as an engaging acivity for students.


Overall, this takes about 15-20 minutes to complete and your students will love it! If you enjoy including activities like this in your lessons, there are more plays and skits I've created that will be on this TeachSimple website. Have fun! :-)


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