Remember the find/replace feature in Word. If Kelly in your 2nd period class does something, but in 4th period the actress was Salma and on through the day, and the script was pretty much the same, then we hit “control-find-replace” and make all the Kelly/Salma/etc. replacements at once. That is, if the stories are similar enough.
Of course, this can only work if the story hasn’t gone in too many diverse directions throughout the day (which is a nice way to say that it hasn’t gone off the tracks in each class so far that the script is hardly recognizable).
Keeping the script close enough at hand that we are able to replicate in five classes the basic story line with its requisite focus only on the three structures, where the only real changing information is in the form of the variables, will save us a lot of time when writing the readings for the next day – we only need write one and not five.