StoryCart Press, developed by Dr. Suzanne I. Barchers in 1998, provides a proven, economical, and convenient way to enhance language arts programs. Originally based primarily on Readers Theatre for the elementary classroom, the site continues to offer individual Readers Theatre scripts, books of scripts for elementary through high school classrooms, and free scripts for reading levels 1 - 5.

As the site grew in popularity, Barchers increased the variety of materials available to include more of her publications from her various publishers, including cookbooks for use in elementary social studies programs plus language arts resource and textbooks for teachers.

Now, StoryCart Press offers new publications that are available only through StoryCart.com. Among these offerings are new Readers Theatre scripts, written or edited by Barchers. And you won't want to miss the popular scripts from Holiday Readers Theatre by Charla Pfeffinger, formerly published by Teacher Ideas Press. StoryCart Press is proud to make them available again.

StoryCart Press provides materials to strengthen your language arts and social studies programs and to help achieve a well-rounded curriculum. Whether you download free scripts, purchase sets of scripts, or decide to start cooking in the classroom, you'll find that StoryCart Press provides a variety of materials for improving your students' reading levels and invigorating your curriculum.

About Suzanne I. Barchers

Barchers received her bachelor of science degree in elementary education from Eastern Illinois University, Charleston; her master's degree in education in reading from Oregon State University, Corvallis; and her doctorate of education from the University of Colorado, Boulder.

After fifteen years in the classroom, Barchers began writing for teachers and children, with more than forty books in print. Her publishing career includes developing lines of teacher resource books for Teacher Ideas Press and Fulcrum Publishing. She also served as managing editor at Weekly Reader in Stamford, CT. While serving as an affiliate faculty member of the University of Colorado, Denver, she taught children's literature, language arts, expressive arts, and curriculum development.

In her current position as Editor in Chief and Vice President at LeapFrog, she oversees the educational components of LeapFrog's award-winning consumer platforms and LeapFrog SchoolHouse's classroom curriculum. She also serves on the board of directors for the Association of Educational Publishers (EdPress). She makes her home in the East Bay area of California.