Treasure Island – pirates, treasure, ships projects

Treasure Island, Pirates and Skullduggery in this classic tale by Robert Louis Stevenson.

Treasure Island arrrrgggggggggh

Splats Treasure Island

Splats come to your school to teach the whole school this show and perform it for the parents at the end of the day .Splats Treasure Island play is a great way to inspire a school Pirate project. It will give you a day to remember an provide inspiration for story writing and art. It is a very physical show involving all of the pupils.

How our create a show days work

We start off with an assembly in the morning to introduce the pupils and the teacher to the day and check everyone understands the set and props making tasks. Then group by group we work with up to 4 classes on the show. Each group learns their drama scene and then continues their preparation in the classroom making props. We send you full script and teaching pack which explains all of these tasks.

At the end of the day there is a big treasure island performance for the whole school and parents. Even if the whole school has taken part they can still be their own audience as three of the scenes will be new to them.

Improves confidence, teamwork, speaking and listening skills, concentration, self expression

Treasure Island adapted by Michael Redwood – about the story

Shipmates make a plan

Fun story filled with movement, acting challenges and plenty of pirating

Create your own show with our play scripts
Why not purchase our Create a Show script, Masks and Activities, Script and Music and perform the show yourself?

CLICK HERE to Contact us and book your day
Drop us a line if we can be of any help or to book your day we are happy to help with any questions and are flexible to your needs.

Have a look at our other days

Some useful Treasure Island links
Treasure Island – Wikipedia
UKoln – Treasure map and much more
DLTK – Pirate crafts
TES PIRATE RESOURCES
Talk like a pirate – junior pirates
Blackbeard.co.uk –
National Geographic Pirates

Pirate chat and facts

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