Shakespeare

• As You Like It (six scenes)
• Hamlet (five scenes)
• Henry V (five scenes)
• Julius Caesar (five scenes)
• Macbeth (five or six scenes)
• A Midsummer Night's Dream (four, five or six scenes)
• Othello (five scenes)
• Romeo & Juliet (one, three, four, five and six scenes)
• Tempest (five scenes and a prologue)
• Twelfth Night (six scenes)

Non-Shakespeare

• Bridge to Terabithia (four scenes)
• Big Joe’s Funeral (two scenes, older students)
• Charlotte's Web (four scenes)
• Civil Peace (one scene)
• The Color of My Words (four scenes)
• Don Quixote (seven scenes)
• Elephant Rumble (five scenes)
• Erie Canal (four scenes)
• Fighting Ground (five scenes)
• Flossie and the Fox (four scenes)
• The Iliad (four scenes)
• I Have a Dream Speech by MLK (three scenes)
• Magic Finger (6 scenes)
• Matilda (four scenes; five scenes or narrated five scenes)
• Phoebe the Spy (three scenes and a prologue)
• The Odyssey (five or six scenes)
• One-scene fables:
• All Stories are Anansi
• Brer Tiger and the Big Wind
• Rough-Face Girl
• Stone Soup
• Tortoise and Hare
• Secret Soldier (four scenes)
• Six one-scene Latin American Folk Tales:
• The Llama’s Secret: A Peruvian Tale
• The Sea Serpent’s Daughter: A Brazilian Legend
• Child of the Sun: A Cuban Legend
• The Hummingbird King: A Guatemalan Legend
• Opossum & The Great Firemaker: A Mexican Legend
• A Quetzalcoatl Tale of Corn: Legends from Mexico & Central America
• Voyage of the Half Moon (four scenes)