
Shakespeare, Classics, and Greeks for Kids
Melodramatic Scripts for Kids
Inspire your kids to love Shakespeare, Greeks, and classic literature! Check out our melodramatic Shakespeare for Kids books, Classics for Kids books, Greeks for Kids, free Shakespeare insult generator, and more resources for teachers.
Each book has 3 plays for 3 different group sizes – small, medium, large
Plays range from 15 – 25 minutes in length
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Who will your kids be? Dorothy? The good OR bad witch? Tinman? Scarecrow? Lion?!

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Our Best Selling Shakespeare Books for Kids
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Midsummer Night’s Dream For KidsPrice range: $4.99 through $12.99 -
Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar for KidsPrice range: $4.99 through $9.99 -
Homer’s The Odyssey for KidsPrice range: $4.99 through $12.99 -
Adventures in Wonderland for Kids – Lewis Carroll, AlicePrice range: $4.99 through $9.99
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Antony and Cleopatra for KidsPrice range: $4.99 through $12.99 -
As You Like It for KidsPrice range: $4.99 through $9.99 -
King Lear for KidsPrice range: $4.99 through $9.99
What Teachers are saying:
These are some of the best books I have ever seen.
Kids were quoting Shakespeare all over campus for weeks
I never guessed that my kid would do Shakespeare as their hero
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