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Middle and Lower Grades; Missing Camel: 2 male, 1 female, and at least 5 male or female. 10 minutes. Senor Coyote and Mama Rabbit: 1 male, 1 female, and at least 5 male or female, 10 minutes. Thoughtful and interesting African and Mexican folktales set in the desert where humans and animals use their wit and wile to survive in harsh conditions.
Middle and Lower Grades; 4 male, 6 female, male and female extras; 15 minutes. Peruvian folktale in which a greedy baker tries to charge villagers for smelling the good smells of his bakery and a wise judge determines what a fair price should be.
Lower Grades; 7 male or female; adults for narrator and piano player; 10 minutes. Do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do! Here's a fun, easy way to teach children about the notes in a scale, major and minor chords, and the value of working together.
Bring a sweet and relatable story to your stage with "Vikki's Valentine Box" by Sharon Brady. Perfect for elementary school plays, this charming script explores the anxieties of being the new kid, especially on Valentine's Day, and the hope of friendship.
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Lower Grades; 4 male, 1 female, as many male and female extras as desired for ants; contemporary; 10 minutes. Red ants and black ants fight over a picnic, only to discover that working together, sharing, and making friends are the most important morsels of all.
Middle and Lower Grades; 5 female or male; 15 minutes. A charming Japanese folktale that explores the importance of friendship: how easy it is to lose a friend over a silly disagreement, and how important it is to work things out and share.
Lower Grades, 4 male or female; 10 minutes. Bird cries "Foul!" when he realizes he's going to be the main attraction for Thanksgiving dinner.
Journey back to the eve of the American Revolution with Halfway to Concord by Marcella Rawe! This compelling play script for students immerses audiences in the tension and excitement leading up to the historic battles of Lexington and Concord. Follow a group of young patriots as they grapple with loyalty, freedom, and the courage to stand up for their beliefs. An exceptional choice among play scripts for children, this drama provides a vivid and accessible look at a pivotal moment in American history, making it perfect for school plays and educational performances. Ignite a passion for history on your stage! Order yours today!
Historically engaging narrative set during the American Revolution
Explores themes of courage, liberty, and patriotism
Features relatable young characters
Excellent for teaching American history in an interactive way
Ideal for middle school and junior high productions
Imagine your students embodying the spirit of early American patriots, facing difficult choices and understanding the true meaning of freedom! This play offers a powerful opportunity for young actors to connect with historical events, fostering a deeper appreciation for the sacrifices made during the birth of a nation. It’s more than just a script; it’s a chance to bring history to life, inspire critical thinking, and create a truly impactful performance that resonates with both cast and audience. Empower your students to tell an important story. Order your script from Plays Magazine today!
Middle and Lower Grades. 1 male, 5 female, 5 male and female, extras. Follow the Yellow Brick Road! L. Frank Baum's beloved story and colorful characters come to life in this wonderful adaptation.
Lower Grades; 3 male; 1 female; 5 male or female; as many male and female as desired for Guards and Citizens. 15 minutes. Aesop's tale in which a slave's life is spared because of his kindness to a fearsome lion.
Middle and Lower Grades; 6 male and female; 15 minutes. Two new brides have to combine smart thinking and common sense in a test demanded by their mother-in-law. The two young women do what is asked of them, and more, setting the stage for a long life of family harmony.
Middle and Lower Grades; 6 male, 7 female, 8 male or female; 20 minutes. Will web designer's plans take all the charm out of boy-meets-girl?
Bring a touch of magic and laughter to your stage with The Talking Burro by Barbara Winther! This delightful one-act play for young performers tells the enchanting tale of a poor peasant boy whose life is transformed when he acquires a burro that can not only talk but also grant wishes. Full of charm and humor, this script is an excellent choice among play scripts for children and plays for students, providing a whimsical adventure perfect for school plays and youth theatre. Discover the joy of this unique folk tale! Order yours today!
Charming one-act play with a magical theme
Simple staging and appealing characters
Promotes imagination and storytelling
Great for introducing young actors to classic folk tale structures
Ideal for elementary and middle school productions
Imagine the wonder and delight on your audience's faces as they watch a burro come to life with magical abilities, all brought to the stage by your talented students! This play offers a fantastic opportunity for young actors to explore comedic timing, whimsical characters, and the timeless appeal of a good folk tale. It’s more than just a script; it’s a chance to create a lighthearted and memorable performance that sparks imagination and brings a smile to everyone's face. Let your students bring this charming story to life. Order your script from Plays Magazine today!
Middle & Lower Grades: 6 actors: male/female; 10 minutes. Animals meet in the desert and learn to respect their differences, without asking each other to change the way they are.
Middle & Lower Grades: 5+ actors; 2 male, 3 female, extras as desired a trick-or-treaters; 20 minutes. Is that big old house at the end of the street haunted, or just misunderstood? Kids out to trick or treat learn to lend a helping hand to an older woman in need. Great message about not jumping to conclusions and learning to help others.
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