Children's Scripts

Forgiveness

09 April 2010

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Forgiveness By Lucy Hawkins Summary Tom cannot forgive Mike for losing his old football, even though Mike forgave him for the same mistake. A puppet play for kids up to…

Easter Sunday - Christmas Story

09 April 2010

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Easter Sunday - Christmas Story By Melinda Cousins Summary The characters come prepared for a Christmas play, only to discover they have got the date wrong. This skit…

The Evening News Hour

09 April 2010

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The Evening News Hour By Kim Saunders Summary The channel seven evening news hour reports on the birth of the new Savior. With several field reporters interviewing all…

The County Fair

09 April 2010

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The County Fair By W.A. Norash Summary Teens are finally able to be on their own at the county fair, but they find out getting along takes compromise. Characters Three…

Come Home Son

09 April 2010

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Come Home Son By Lucy Hawkins Summary The story of the Prodigal Son, in a version suitable for puppets, mainly aimed at kids up to 10. Characters Narrator (N) Father (F)…

The Cased of the Missing Case

09 April 2010

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The Case of the Missing Case By Paul Clark Summary Inspector Clueless is on the case, in this retelling of the parable of the ungrateful servant. Scripture Matthew…

Box of Joy

09 April 2010

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Box of Joy By Vijay Shanker Summary A simple script with three songs, teaching values. Suitable for young children. Characters Old woman Children Children dressed as…

Bob the Hamster

09 April 2010

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Bob The Hamster By Dave Taylor Summary A version of the lost sheep parable from Matthew 18 Vs 10 and Luke 15 Vs 3, but featuring Bob the Hamster.. Scripture Matthew 18…

An Acrostic Welcome

09 April 2010

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An Acrostic Welcome By Paul E. Russell Summary Using the letters of 'WELCOME', two people try to construct a list of animals that the Lord created for us all. Well…they…

The Story of Jesus (musical)

Ray Lombardi · 29 July 2008

Style

Light-hearted.

Duration

30min (?) Note: The full script, plus CDs with music tracks, can be obtained from

Summary

In this musical, the actors and actresses will never have rehearsed, will not know their lines, and will be chosen the day of the performance!! The story of Jesus is told by an adult who is the travel "guide" on the story's path. As the story develops, the guide calls on unsuspecting "volunteers" to come up and take on the various roles of the characters in the story - providing hilarious but inspiring results! Throughout the story the children sing easy-to-learn, fun songs

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www.lorraymusicals.com (The program begins with the narrator being introduced as followsJ Introduction: “Tonight we are going to participate in a very special event -…

The Chronicles of Suburbia

Ray Lombardi · 29 July 2008

Style

Dramatix.

Duration

Approx 45min

Actors

4M, 5F, 2C

Characters

Mom Douglas Wexler, oldest child in family Christy Wexler, middle child Jeff Wexler, youngest child Diego, impatient angel Esther: shepherd Jonas: shepherd Rachel: shepherd Mary Joseph Grandma

Summary

The three Wexler children are mad. Mad because mom is making them go to Christmas Eve service, because grandma insists. So when the three go to the hall closet to get their coats and find a pine branch sticking out from the garments, their curiosity gets the best of them and into closet they go, only to stumble into a strange and magical land. Here they meet Diego, a very impatient angel who will accompany them on a strange and wonderful mission to the town of Bethlehem, and to the place where Christmas was born. . . and in the process they discover the special task that God has in store for them!

Script

Scene 1: The Wexler living room (Setting: Mom, Douglas, Christy and Jeff and all standing in the living room. A Christmas tree glows in the corner, with a variety of…

Anunciation Story

Chris Sloan · 23 November 2007

Style

Dramatic.

Duration

1 minute.

Scripture

Luke ch. 1 vv 26 to 32 (taken from “The Message” version).

Actors

3M/F, 1F

Characters

P = Producer . 1 = 1st reader. 2 = 2nd reader. M = Mary (n.b. use actual names of the two readers in the sketch.)

Summary

Aimed at jolting us out of our over-familiarity with the story of the Angel Gabriel’s visit to Mary.

Script

(All 4 are on stage all the time, but Mary is at the side or the back, perhaps just sitting with hands on her lap, until No.2 speaks, at which she starts to take an…