Bernice Wells Carlson Books

Act It Out
Act It Out

By Bernice Wells Carlson

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Do It Yourself Tricks Stunts and Skits
Funny-bone dramatics.
Funny-bone dramatics.

By Bernice Wells Carlson

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A selection of humorous riddles, plays, and puppet jokes with directions for presenting them to an audience.

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Let's find the big idea
Let's find the big idea

By Bernice Wells Carlson

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A collection of nineteen skits and plays based on traditional fables and stories containing universal truths.

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Let's pretend it happened to you
Let's pretend it happened to you

By Bernice Wells Carlson

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Presents eleven folk tales with directions for organizing dramatic improvisations of each story.

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Listen! and help tell the story
Masks and Mask Makers
Play a part.
Play a part.

By Bernice Wells Carlson

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A collection of puppet plays, skits, and plays with suggestions for successfully playing a role in each type of production.

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Quick wits and nimble fingers
Quick wits and nimble fingers

By Bernice Wells Carlson

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Presents 10 folk tales from around the world accompanied by 23 related crafts.

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