Characters:

Dog

Ant

Squirrel

Wolf

SCRIPT:

(The Dog is outside his master’s house) 

Dog:  My master is not home and I’m bored!  Oh… I wish I could go to the forest and meet other animals.  I need friends! 

(An Ant approaches and bites one of the dog’s legs)  

Dog:  Oh… What’s wrong with you!   Why do you bite me… I’ll eat you!

Ant:  No… no… wait… I was listening to you and I want to help you.  

Dog:  How can you help me?

Ant:  There’s an animal in the forest who looks a lot like you… I think he could be your brother. 

Dog:  Really?  Who is he?   What’s his name?  What does he do?    

Ant:  You ask too many questions…. It would be better if you go look for him.  Come on… go now!  You don’t have your chain on!  Go, before your master returns! 

Dog:  Thanks… good-bye my friend!

Ant:  Good-luck!

(The Dog goes to the forest.  He meets a squirrel) 

Dog:  Are you my brother?

Squirrel:  Do I look like you?  Haven’t you seen yourself in the mirror?  

Dog:  Hmmm…no.  An Ant told me that my brother lives here and I came looking for him. 

Squirrel:  Oh I see… you’re talking about the Wolf!

Dog:  Is that his name?

Squirrel:  Yes … but I don’t think he’s your brother… maybe he’s your cousin.

(El Wolf approaches)

Wolf:  Did you call me?

Squirrel:  I knew you were hiding behind a tree.  

Dog:  Are you the wolf?

Wolf:  Yes, I am… why are you looking for me?

Dog:  An Ant told me that you were my brother… and I feel so lonely.

Wolf:  Mmmm… well, we do look alike.  We have four legs… a tail… a lot of hair… maybe… it could be… but you are fatter … and I’m thinner …even if I am stronger than you.

Squirrel:  Well, I better go… good-bye!

(The squirrel leaves)

Wolf:  Do you want something to eat?

Dog:  Sure, let’s go to your house.

Wolf:  House?  No, we’ll hunt to  eat.  We can get a hare, you know…. It won’t be easy, but you can help me. 

Dog:  But… I don’t know how to hunt.

Wolf:  Then what do you eat?

Dog:  My master feeds me.  I like to be with him, and I help him take care of the house. 

Wolf:  Well, nobody feeds me… I have to hunt to live.  So, let’s hurry up before it gets dark. 

Dog:  Please, forgive me, but I can’t help you.  

Wolf:  Fine… wait here… let me see what I can get for myself.  I’ll be right back. 

(The Wolf leaves)

Dog:  This place is not for me.

(The Wolf enters)

Wolf:  Mmmm… it was so delicious!  You don’t know what you just have missed.  Since you already know where I live… now let’s go to your place.   

Dog:  (moving its tail)  Yes!  Let’s go… I want to go back.  I’m hungry and I want to share my food with you. 

(The  Wolf and the Dog walk to the dog’s house.  The Wolf sees a cut in the Dog’s neck) 

Wolf:  What happened to you in the neck?

Dog:  It’s nothing.

Wolf:  It’s nothing?

Dog:  It must be the chain.  Sometimes my master chains me so that I can sleep during the day… then, at night… he takes the chain off so that I can take care of his house.

Wolf:  Why do you have to take care of his house?

Dog:  There are burglars, you know!

(They arrive to the dog’s house)

Wolf:  Oh… you have a beautiful house.

Dog:  Thanks… please, come in.

(They enter the dog’s house)

Dog:  Look, my master left some food for me… you can eat it if you want to.

Wolf:  Thanks… but…. I couldn’t live here… without any freedom and all the adventures I have in the forest.  I prefer to be hungry, to get wet when it rains, and to be cold, than being a king without freedom.  I’m sorry, but I don’t feel good here in your house. 

Dog:  I feel the same about the forest… I could never live there.

Wolf:  I’m glad I met you… but I have to go.

Dog:  Will we still be friends?

Wolf:  Of course we will!  You can come and visit me whenever you want to.   

Dog:  Same to you!

Wolf:   Good bye my friend.

Dog:  Good-bye, brother.

(They hug.  The wolf leaves)

The End

Author:  Felix Maria Samaniego

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Characters:

Mother Nature

Color Green

Color Blue

Color Yellow

Color Orange

Color Red

Color Purple

Color Indigo

Rain

SCRIPT:

(Setting:  In The Forest.  Mother Nature sits under a tree.  All the colors are playing around.  Color Green and Color Blue start to yell)

Color Blue: That’s not true!

Color Green: Yes it is!

(Mother Nature stands up and speaks in a soft voice)

Mother Nature: What is the problem with you two?

(Color Blue and Color green approach her)

Color Blue: He said he is the most important color… and that is not true… because I am!

Color Green: No… you’re not!

Mother Nature: (to Color Green) Why did you say that?  Why do you think that you are the most important color?

Color Green: Oh, Mother Nature.

Mother Nature: I asked you a question…why, Color Green?

Color Green: Because… because… I am the sign of life and of hope.  And look at you, Mother Nature… Your dress is green!  (All the colors start to yell). Look around you… come on… take a look at the grass and the trees. Without me, all animals would die… that’s why… I am the most important color!

Mother Nature: All of you are important and useful.

Color Blue: She’s right!  Besides, you’re only talking about the earth… but what color do you see in the sky?… You see me!  The sky gives space and peace and serenity. Without my peace, you would all be nothing… Oh, and look at Mother Nature… her eyes are blue!.

Mother Nature: We are not talking about me.

Color Yellow: Ha, ha, ha, ha.

Color Green: This is not funny!

Color Yellow: Yes it is!  You are all so serious… Look at me… I’m happy, so I bring laughter and happiness into this world.  Without me there would be no fun!    Who gives you warmth?  The sun…. and the sun is yellow!  Ha, ha, ha, ha.  Oh, and I forgot Mother Nature… your earrings are golden yellow!.

Mother Nature: Oh, my dear children… you should’t be fighting about this… all of you are necessary….

Color Orange: Excuse me, Mother Nature… but I also want to say something.

Color Blue: You have nothing to say.

Color Green: Yeah, stay out of this conversation.

Color Yellow: Oh… who are you? I didn’t know you even existed… ha, ha, ha, ha.

Mother Nature: Shhh, let him talk.

Color Orange: I am the color of health and strength.   I carry the most important vitamins. Think of carrots, pumpkins, oranges, mangoes, and papayas.

Color Yellow: You’re so boring!

Orange: Maybe you’re right… I don’t hang around all the time, but when I fill the sky at sunrise or sunset, my beauty is so striking that no-one gives another thought to any of you.  Oh, and Mother Nature… the orange blush you’re wearing on your cheeks makes you look so beautiful and radiant!  So whether all of you like it or not…I am the most beautiful color!

Color Red: I can’t stand this anymore!  What is wrong with all of you… I’m here… Hellooo!

Mother Nature: Calm down, color red.

Color Red: I’m sorry, but I can’t… look at me!  Blood is red…life’s blood! I am the color of danger and of bravery. I am willing to fight for a cause. I bring fire into the blood. Even Mother Nature’s lips are red!  I am the color of passion and love!

Color Purple: May I say something?

Color Blue: Sure, go ahead.

Color Green: Just make it short.

Color Purple: I am the color of royalty and power. Kings, chiefs, and bishops have always chosen me.

Color Red: Chosen you?  What do you do?

Color Purple: I am the sign of authority and wisdom. People do not question me! They listen and obey.

Color Yellow: Sure… just like we do… ha, ha, ha, ha.

Mother Nature: All of you are being disrespectful.

Color Indigo: Not me, Mother Nature.  I am the color of silence.

Color Blue: If you are the color of silence… then be quiet!

Color Yellow: Ha, ha, ha, ha… that was a good one!

Color Indigo: I know you hardly notice me, but without me you all become superficial. I represent thought and reflection, twilight and deep water. You need me for balance and contrast, for prayer and inner peace.

Color Green: You’re wrong, we don’t need you!

Color Red: Agh…you are ugly!

Color Orange: Get out of here!

(Mother Nature looks at the sky and raises her arms)

Mother Nature: It’s your turn… make them understand… now, please!

(There is a loud thunder.  Rain enters the scene. The colors crouch down in fear. They draw close to one another)

Rain: All of you are being so foolish…fighting among yourselves, each trying to dominate the rest. Don’t you know that you were each made for a special purpose, unique and different?

All Colors: We are sorry.

Rain: Now…join hands with one another and come to me. (The colors stand up and join hands) From now on, when it rains, each of you will stretch across the sky in a great bow of color as a reminder that you can all live in peace.

Mother Nature: Tell them what the rainbow means.

Rain: The rainbow is a sign of hope for tomorrow. And so, whenever rain washes the earth, and a rainbow appears in the sky, it will remind all human beings of love, peace, happiness, strength, love, wisdom, and reflection.

Mother Nature: People will always think of you… you will remind them to appreciate one another…that’s why all of you are important.

The End

Author:  Unknown Folktale

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The Elf’s Ring is based on  a Folktale from Switzerland. ©Adapted by K I D S I N C O

Characters:

Lissa
Elf
Seven Sisters
Mother
Father

SCRIPT:

Scene I – In the Forest

(Lissa walks in the forest.  She sees some dry flowers on the ground.  She takes out a bottle of water she has in her bag and pours water over them)

Lissa: Oh, poor flowers … you really needed some water.

(Lissa hears a voice)

Elf: Thank you, Lisssa.  I was trapped in one of those flowers and your kindness set me free.

(Lissa sees an elf  beside the flowers. The elf fixes his hat.  He takes off his ring and gives it to Lissa)

Elf: Take this magical ring and wear it on the  index finger of your left hand.  When you look at the ring, your eyes will sparkle, everyone arround you will instantly feel happy, and everything will be just fine.

(The elf leaves)

Lissa: Wait!… who are you?

(There is no answer.  Lissa looks at the ring and puts it on)

Lissa: I feel weird… My mother!  She has to go to work and I promised her to be on time.

(She runs back home)

Scene II – At Lissa’s Home

(Lissa enters her house.  Her mother and her seven sisters are having a discussion.  Lissa looks at the ring, they look at her and stop discussing)

Mother: Lissa!

Seven Sisters: Oh, dear sister, you’re home… we missed you.  Come with us, let’s play together.

Lissa: You never wanted to play with me.  Why now?

Seven Sisters:  We don’t know, we just want to!

Mother: I’m going to work.  Good-bye girls.

Lissa: You’re not angry at me?

Mother: Why should I?

Lissa:  Because I’m late.

Mother: Of course not…go with your sisters and have fun, your father will be home soon.

Seven Sisters: Good-bye, mother.

(Lissa and her sisters kiss their mother.  She leaves.  The girls start to play.  Their father enters the house.  He looks tired. Lissa hugs him).

Lissa: Father, you’re home!

(Lissa’s father looks at her and laughs).

Father: Ha, ha, ha, Lissa.. When I was coming home I felt tired, and now, suddenly I just feel happy!  Come on girls, let’s have something to eat!

(Lissa’s sisters and her father go to the kitchen,  Lissa stays in the room.  She stretches her arm and looks at the ring.  One of her sisters is looking at her from the kitchen door)

Sister:What is it, Lissa?  What are you looking at?

(Her sister approaches.  Lissa shows her the ring in her finger)

Lissa: Isn’t it beautiful?

Sister: What?

Lissa: The ring.

Sister: What ring?   Are you feeling alright?

Lissa: Yes, in fact, I feel wonderful!

(They hear their father’s voice)

Father: Girls!  Food is ready!

Lissa: We’re coming father.

(They walk to the kitchen)

Sister: I don’t know what’s going on with you, but your eyes sparkle like never before and that makes me feel good.

(Lissa looks at her ring)

Lissa: Me too.  Come on, let’s go!

(They leave)

The End

Author:  Folktale from Switzerland

Adapted by K I D S I N C O

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Characters:

Hunter

Rat

Lion

SCRIPT:

(A hunter carrying a bow and an arrow walks in the jungle.  He has a bag with food on his shoulders. He hears a noise and sees a hole in the ground)

Hunter: Who’s making that noise?

Rat: It’s me… please, help me… I fell into this hole and I can’t get out. Please, help me get out of here.

(The hunter places his bow into the hole.  The rat gets out of the hole)

Rat: Thank you.  I would have died inside that hole.  You are a kind man, if some day you need my help, I will be there for you.

Hunter: Ha, ha, ha, ha…How could you help me?  You’re so small!

Rat: We’ll see.

(The  rat leaves.  The hunter keeps walking.  He looks at the sky)

Hunter: Oh, a storm is approaching… I have to find shelter.

(The hunter runs and finds a cave.  He enters and sits on the floor.  He takes out some food he has in a bag.  A big lion stands in front of him.  He tries to get his bow and arrow but he can’t find it)

Hunter: Oh, good day, Mr. Lion.  Is this your cave?  I didn’t mean to intrude…It’s raining, you know… but, oh… it’s not raining anymore, so if you could excuse me, I’ll just go home and….

Lion: No!  Stay here!  Eat your food, and then I will eat you.

(They hear a loud voice.)

Rat: Ha, ha, ha, ha  Oh, yes!  The hunter will eat his food.  The lion will eat the hunter.  Then, I will eat the lion.

Lion: Where are you?

Rat: I am everywhere!

Lion: Who are you?

Rat: Ha, ha, ha, ha  I am the terrible lion hunter… hurry up so that I can eat you.

Lion: Well… right now I’m not very hungry.

(He runs away from the cave.)

Hunter: Who is this terrible lion hunter?  Who could be so brave as to scare this fierceful lion?

Rat: It’s me.

(The rat gets out from his hiding place)

Lion: But… you’re just a small rat.  How could you make that terrible voice?

Rat: I know I’m too small to fight a lion… but this cave has a wonderful echo, and it made my voice sound powerful.

Hunter: Ha, ha, ha, ha… You’re smart.  Forgive me for not trusting you… being small doesn’t mean you’re not intelligent… and kind.

The End

Author:  African Folktale

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Characters:

Old Man

Cat

Rooster

Fox

SCRIPT:

Scene I

(The old man, the cat, and the rooster are inside the hut in the forest. The old man opens the door.)

Old Man: I’m going to work.  Don’t open to door to strangers.

Cat and Rooster: We won’t.  Have a good day.

(The old man leaves.  The cat sees the  old man’s lunch box on the table)

Cat: Oh, no… not again!

Rooster: What’s wrong?

Cat: He forgot his lunch.

Rooster: He’s getting older.

Cat: I know.   I’ll see if I can catch him.

Rooster: Hurry up!

(The cat takes the lunch box and leaves. The rooster lies on the sofa.  The fox is outside the house looking through the window, and starts to sing)

Fox: Beautiful rooster… come out the window… I’ll give you a delicious corn.

(The roosters stands up and opens the window.  The fox grabs the rooster. The cat enters)

Rooster: Help me cat… Help me!

Cat: Leave him alone!

(The fox drops the rooster and leaves.  The cat closes the window)

Cat: Be careful, rooster.  Don’t open the window… remember what the old man said…don’t listen to the fox, she wants to eat you.

Rooster: I’m sorry… it won’t happen again.

Cat: The old man asked me to buy some milk, so I’m going to the grocery store.  Remember what I told you.

Rooster: I’ll be fine… don’t worry about me.

(The cat leaves.  The rooster lies on the sofa. The fox once again looks through the window and starts to sing)

Fox: Beautiful rooster… come out window… I’ll give you a delicious corn and some bread.

(The rooster stands up and walks throughout the room)

Rooster: What should I do?  I’m really hungry!

Fox: Beautiful rooster… come out the window… I’ll give you a delicious corn and some bread.

(The fox throws a piece of bread through the window.  The rooster eats the bread)

Fox: Get closer to the window.

Rooster: I don’t trust you fox… you want to eat me.

Fox: That is not true.  I just want you to come to my house.  I want you to meet my family…. my beautiful daughters.

(The fox starts to sing)

Fox: Beautiful rooster… come out the window… I’ll give you a delicious corn and some bread.

(The rooster opens the window.  The fox grabs the rooster.  The cat enters)

Rooster: Help me cat… Help me!

Cat: Leave him alone!

(The fox drops the rooster and leaves.  The cat closes the window)

Cat: I told you not to open the window!  One of these days the fox will eat you.  You have to be careful because I might not be here on time to save your life.

Rooster: It won’t happen again… I promise.

Cat: Let’s not tell the old man what happened here today.

Rooster: I agree with you.

(The old man enters)

Old Man: I’m back.  Was everything ok while I was gone?

Cat and Rooster: Yes, sir.  Everything was just fine.

Old Man: Good.  I’m going to bed, I’m really tired… see you tomorrow.

Rooster: I’m really tired, too.

Cat: Me too.

(The old man, the cat and the rooster leave)

Scene II

(The rooster lies in the sofa.  He hears the fox singing outside the window)

Fox: Beautiful rooster… come out the window… I’ll give you a delicious corn and some bread.  Beautiful rooster… open the window… I’ll give you a delicious corn and some bread.  Beautiful rooster, answer me.

Rooster: No, fox.  I don’t trust you anymore.  I won’t open the window.

Fox: Beautiful golden rooster, open the window!  I have a big, big palace with plenty of corn, seeds and bread.  Oh, I also have so many candies… you will eat all you want!  Don’t trust the cat, I will not eat you.  I love you and I want you to come with me.  Don’t be afraid.  Open the window.

Rooster: No!  No!  No!

Fox: I am so sad.  Anyway, good bye rooster… you will never see me again, I promise.

(The fox hides under the window.  The rooster opens the window.  The fox grabs the rooster)

Rooster: Help me Cat!  Help me!

Fox: Ha, ha, ha, ha…now you are mine!  Ha, ha, ha, ha.

(The fox and the rooster leave.  The cat enters with a bottle of milk)

Cat: Rooster!  Where are you?  I’m back.

(The cat sees the window opened)

Cat: Oh no!  That evil fox took the rooster!

(The cat  leaves the milk on the table, takes a wood cane and leaves)

Scene III

(The cat is outside the fox’s hut. The fox and her two daughters, Sweet and Melody, are in the living room.  The Rooster is tied to a chair)

Melody: When are you going to cook the rooster, mother?

Fox: Tomorrow morning… the sooner, the better.

Sweet: Mmmm… it looks so delicious!

Melody: Where did you get it?

Fox: It’s a long story.

(The cat starts to sing)

Cat: You’re so beautiful Sweet…. You’re so lovely Melody.  Oh, I love you soooo.

Mrs. Fox: Did you hear that?

Sweet: Who could it be?

Mrs. Fox: Go outside and see who’s singing that beautiful song.

(Sweet goes outside and approaches the cat.  The cat hits her on the head with the wood cane and hides her behind a tree.  He starts to sing again)

Cat: You’re so beautiful and lovely Melody…. Oh, I love you soooo.

Mrs. Fox: Go on, he’s calling you, Melody!

Melody: Are you sure I should go, mother?

Mrs. Fox: Sure, why not.  He’s waiting for you… he says he loves you!

Melody: But, mother… I don’t know who he is.

Mrs. Fox: Who cares!  It’s your last chance… you will never get married!

Melody: Maybe you’re right.

(Melody goes outside and approaches the cat)

Melody: Where’s my sister?

Cat: Over there, behind the tree.

Melody: What is she doing there?

Cat: She went to pick up some flowers.

Melody: Flowers?  On this time time of the year?

Cat: Yes… follow me… by the way, you are so beautiful!

Melody: Really?

Cat: Of course.  I never lie.

(Melody follows the cat.  She sees her sister Sweet lying on the floor)

Melody: Sweet!

(The cat hits her on the head with the wood cane.  Melody falls to the floor)

Cat: Now … it’s your turn fox!

(The cat returns to the hut and starts to sing)

Cat: Mrs. Fox… Mrs. Fox… you’re so beautiful.  Oh, I love you… Oh, I love you.

Fox: Oh, that is the most beautiful song I have ever heard!

Cat: Mrs. Fox…. Mrs. Fox…. Come and see me… Oh, I love you…. Oh, I love you.

Fox: Oh… he wants to see me!  I must go!

(The cat hides behind the door.  The fox goes outside.  The cat hits her on the head with the wood cane.  The fox falls to the floor.  The cat enters the hut and sees the rooster tied to a chair)

Cat: Rooster!

Rooster: Oh… cat!  You came to save me!  Thank you!

(The cat unties the rooster)

Cat: Let’s go home… I just hope you learned your lesson.

Rooster: I’m sorry… it won’t happen again… I promise!

(They leave)

The End

Author:  Russian Folktale

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Characters:

2 Narrators

4 Campers

Tiger

Mother Wolf

5 Wolf Cubs

Boy

Panter

Bear

Elephant

Giraffe

Zebra

Rhinoceros

Eagle

Snake

Rabbit

Funny Monkey

5 Monkeys

GUION:

Narrator: Once upon a time, in the middle of the jungle, there was great silence.  Suddenly, the tiger roared furiously.  (roaring) That night, he was watching a group of campers, and specially a little boy who made him really hungry.

Tiger: Hmmm… I have to eat that little boy…  he looks so delicious!

Narrator: The boy started to walk away from the camping group, and headed to the wolves’ cave.  As soon as Mother Wolf saw him, he took him inside the cave along with her cubs.

Mother Wolf: Try to be quiet…I’m sure that the tiger must be around here.   I know he can smell you from a very long distance.

Narrator: A few minutes later, the tiger came to the cave.

Tiger: Mother Wolf… give me the little boy!

Mother Wolf: Never!

Narrator: The tiger knew how well protected the little boy was, so he decided to leave.

Tiger: Some day I’ll be back… I swear it!

Narrator: Mother Wolf took care of the little boy, and she even taught him how to howl like a wolf (wolves howling). When the boy grew up, she introduced him to some of the animals of the jungle.

Mother Wolf: She is black panter… he is the great bear… and he is the brave elephant.

Narrator: The panter, the bear, and the brave elephant became the little boy’s tutors.  They taught him to listen and understand all the languages of the different animals of the jungle.  (Sound of the bear, the elephant, and the roaring of the panter). They also taught him to love, respect, and to have fun with the other animals, the Giraffe, the Zebra, the Rhinoceros, the Rabbit, the Eagle, and the Snake.

Narrator: One day the boy asked the Eagle.

Boy: Listen, Eagle… how is life over there in the sky?

Eagle: Wonderful! … from over here I can see some of the animals I will hunt to live.

Narrator: Then he asked the Snake.

Boy: How do you spend your time?

Snake: I like to lie over the rocks and rest.

Narrator: Next, he asked the Giraffe.

Boy: What do you do to grow up so much?

Giraffe: I don’t know.  My parents say that’s the way we are… and at night we get together to eat all the delicious leaves from the trees… that nobody can reach!

Narrator: He also asked the Zebra.

Boy: What do you do to have fun?

Zebra: I run throughout the jungle… Nobody runs as fast as I do!  … But you look so strange…. And you’re so small.

Narrator: He asked the Rhinoceros.

Boy: Why do you have that big horn?

Rhinoceros: It’s my protection from the big animals who want to harm me.

Narrator: Finally, he asked the Rabbit.

Boy: What do you eat to jump so high, and run so fast?

Rabbit: I eat many carrots, and I excercise every day.

Boy: Well, it’s late and I have to go back to the cave.  I’ll see you all tomorrow… have fun and have a good night sleep.

Giraffe, Zebra, Rhinoceros, Rabbit, Eagle, Snake: Good night… take care!

Narrator: A few days later, while the boy was taking a nap in the jungle, a very funny monkey approach him.

Funny Monkey: Hello… who are you?

Narrator: Without waiting for an answer, the monkey started to jump up and down just to get the boy’s attention.  Then more monkeys came, and took him to the abandoned city where they made him prisoner.  The eagle saw what was happening, and he quickly went to see his friends, who immediately organized a rescue team.

Giraffe: I have an idea!

Rabbit: What is it?

Giraffe: The monkeys are scared of the snake… we have to go see her!

Narrator: So they went to see the Snake.

Panter: Hello… anybody home?

Snake: Yes, yes, I’m here.  What’s wrong?

Panter: The monkeys took the boy prisoner, and we need your help to save him.

Snake: Where is he?

Elephant: In the old abandoned city.

Snake: Let’s go!

Narrator: When they arrived to the city, the Snake chased the Monkeys, while the Bear and the Elephant set free the poor little boy.  As they were celebrating, the Tiger suddenly appeared.

Tiger: At last I found you!  Now you are mine little boy!

Narrator: The tiger furiously jumped over the boy, but the Panter got in the middle and saved the little boy.  Then the Bear, the Elephant, and the Snake approached silently, and the Panter with a tremendous roaring said.

Panter: (roaring) You are stronger than each one of us… but take a closer look… there are four of us… against you!

Narrator: At that moment the four of them jumped over the tiger, but unfortunately he managed to escape to the jungle promising never to come back.

Tiger: I’ll never come back!  I swear it!

Giraffe, Zebra, Rhinoceros, Rabbit, Eagle, Snake: Ha, ha, ha, ha… good-bye Tiger!

Narrator: And so the boy and his friends finally lived happily in peace.

The End

Author:  Rudyard Kipling (Bombay, 1865 – Londres, 1936)

Adapted by:  Adriana Guadalupe García Cortes – Teacher

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Characters:

David

Deer

Ant

Fish

King George

Princess Klea

Ants

SCRIPT:

(David hunts in the forest.  He sees a deer trapped in a pond)

David: I never thought it was going to be so easy to hunt a deer!

Deer: Please, don’t hurt me… take me out of here!

David: Oh, well… I’m not in a hurry…  I’ll let you go.

Deer: Thank you.  If you need me, just call me, and I’ll be there immediately.

David: Yeah, sure!

(The deer leaves.  David sits on the ground.  He sees an ant trapped under a branch)

Ant: Help me, please.

(David takes off the branch)

Ant: Thank you.  If you need me, just call me, and I’ll be there immediately.

David: Yeah, sure!  That’s what the deer said.  We’ll see if that’s true.

(David walks and stands near a river.  He sees a fish in the ground)

Fish: I have been here for three days… I will die soon.

(David takes the fish and throws it into the water)

Fish: Thank you.  If you need me, just call me, and I’ll be there immediately.

(The fish leaves.  David keeps walking)

David: Is this a conspiracy, or what?  The three of them told me the same thing!

(David arrives to a village.  He stands outside the palace)

David: It’s so beautiful!

(The king approaches him)

King George: Would you like to go inside?

David: Yes, I would … but… you’re King George!

King George: Ha, ha, ha…. Yes, I am.  Come with me, I’ll show you the palace.

(They walk to the palace)

David: But you don’t know me.

King George: It’s true, but for what I can see… you’re a hunter.  Do you consider yourself a strong man?

David: Yes, I do.  Why are you asking?

King George: Because I have an assignment for you, but I must warn you…it won’t be easy.

David: Mmmm… sounds interesting.

(They enter the palace, and go into the Living Room)

King George: Sit down.

(The King and David sit down. The Princess enters)

David: I want you to meet my daughter, Princess Klea.

(David stands up and kisses her hand)

David: People say you are beautiful, but you really look like an angel.

Princess Klea: Who are you?

David: I am David.

Princess Klea: Well, thank you, David.

David: King George, with all due respect… I really would like to marry your daughter.

King George: Ha, ha, ha,  many hunters wanted to marry her, and now they are my slaves.

David: Slaves?  Why is that?

King George: Because they couldn’t complete three tasks.  Remember what I told you… it won’t be easy.

David: Tell me what to do, and I’ll succeed.  I’ll do it all for her!

King George: Slave!  Bring me the boots!

(A slave enters with a pair of boots.  The kings takes the boots and gives them to David.  The slave leaves)

King George: Your first assignment will be …to put on these boots and return them to me in an hour… all worn out.

David: But their soles are made of iron!

King George: Do you want to do it?  Yes… or no?

David: Yes, I want to do it.

King George: Then go to the forest right now, and  good luck.

(David leaves and goes to the forest).

David: I have nothing to lose… they told me that if I needed help, they would come immediately.  Now is the time!  Deer, my friend!  I need your help!

(The deer enters)

Deer: What can I do for you?

David: Put on these boots and wear them until they are all worn out.

(The deer puts on the boots and leaves running. David sits on the ground.  The deer returns.  David stands up and looks at the boots)

David: Thank you, my friend.   Now give me what’s left of the boots…. my time is running out!

(The deer takes off the boots and gives them to David)

Deer: Good-bye.

(David leaves.  He enters the palace.  The king and the princess are in the living room)

King George: I wasn’t expecting you so soon!

(David gives him the boots)

King George: You succeeded the first task.  Now let’s go to the garden.

(The king, the princess and David go to the garden. There are 5 bags of wheat grains on the ground)

King George: Slaves!

(Five slaves enter)

King George: Spread the wheat grains on the ground!

(Each slave takes a bag and spread the wheat grains on the ground. When they finish they leave)

King George: You should pick up each and every wheat and fill those bags once again.  You have only an hour to do so.

Princess Klea: Father, he needs more time!

King George: An hour is enough.  Let’s go.

David: Don’t worry princess.  If I completed the first task, I can complete this one too.

(The king and the princess leave)

David: Ant, my friend.  I need your help!

(The ant and an army of ants enter)

Ant: What can I do for you?

David: Please, help me pick up all the wheat grains.

Ant: Once you helped me, now it is my turn to help you.  Ants, we have work to do!

Ants: We are ready! One… two… three!

(The ants pick up all the wheat grains on the ground and fill up the five bags)

David: Thank you!

Ant: Good-bye

(The ants leave.  The king enters)

King George: Your time is up.

(The king sees the five bags of wheat)

King George: You did it… I never thought you would!

David: What is the last assignment?

King George: You have done very well so far.  Follow me.

David: Where are we going now?

King George: To the river.

(The walk to the river).

King George: When I was a little boy, my father lost his ring in the river.  I want you to find it before it gets dark.  I’ll be back in an hour.

(The king leaves)

David: Fish, my friend.  I need your help!

(A fish gets out of the water)

Fish: Here I am.  What do you need?

David: I need the king’s ring.  Please help me find it… the king will come back in an hour.

Fish: Do not worry.  Stay here, I’ll be back with the ring.

(The fish leaves.  He returns with the ring and gives it to David)

David: Thank you!

(The king and the princess enter.  He sees the ring in David’s hand)

King George: You succeeded!

David: I told I would.

King George: You will marry my daughter.  My palace and my slaves will also be yours.

David: Thank you, but from now on, there will be no slaves, they will be free men.

Princess Klea: Oh, David, you are a kind man.  I am happy to be your wife.

(David and the princess hug)

The End

Author:  Siberian Folktale

Adapted by K I D S I N C O

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Characters:

Larry – (little boy)

Mother

Grandmother

Aunt

Big Tree 1

Big Tree 2

Big Tree 3

Small Tree 1

Small Tree 2

Small Tree 3

Sun

Cloud

Moon

SCRIPT:

(Setting:  In the kitchen in a hut in the forest.  Mother is cooking.  Grandmother is setting the table.  Aunt is washing the dishes.  Larry enters)

Larry: Mother, please tell me a story!

Mother: No, I’m busy… don’t you see that I’m cooking!

Larry: Grandma, please tell me a story!

Grandmother: No, I’m busy… don’t you see that I’m setting the table!

Larry: Auntie, please tell me a story!

Aunt: No, I’m busy… don’t you see that I’m washing the dishes?!

(Larry cries)

Larry: Oh, I’m sad… you don’t love me.

(Larry leaves.  He goes to the forest.  He sees three small trees with a few leaves)

Larry: Poor, little trees.

Small Trees 1, 2, 3: Who are you?

Larry: I’m Larry…why are you so dry?

Small Tree 1: Because our brothers won’t let us see the sunlight.

Larry: Your brothers?  Where are they?

Small Tree 2: Over there… just behind us.

(Larry looks at the three big trees standing behind the tree small trees.  The sun is behind the three big trees)

Larry: Are those big trees… your brothers?

Small Tree 3: Yes, they are.

Larry: Tell me your story… I want to hear it!

Small Tree 3: We are the youngest trees in the forest.  We heard that the sun was beautiful, but our big brothers are so tall… that we can not see it.

Larry: You don’t know how the sun looks like?

Small Trees 1, 2, 3: No, we don’t.   Do you?

Larry: Yes, of course.

Small Tree 1: Tell us about it.

Small Tree 2: Yes, please.

Small Tree 3: Do you see it every day?

Larry: Yes!  The sun is bright and warm.

Small Tree 1, 2, 3: We want to see the sun!

Big Trees 1, 2, 3: Forget it…the sun is ours.  We are bigger and prettier than you.  You should be ashamed of yourselves… you should be hiding!

Small Tree 1: Let us see the sun!

Small Tree 2: We don’t have leaves!

Small Tree 3: We will not survive!

Larry: Is this a fairy tale, or a real story?

Big Trees 1, 2, 3: This is real, little boy!

(A few leaves from the small trees fall to the ground)

Larry: Please, don’t cry.

Small Tree 1: What can you do to help us?

(Larry thinks)

Larry: I have an idea!  I know what to do!

(Larry kneels down, digs a hole, takes out each tree, and places them behind the three big trees)

Small Trees 1, 2, 3: Now what?

Sun: Oh, poor little trees… you’re so dry…  but don’t worry, I will make you beautiful!

Small Tree 2: We are so thirsty… we also need some water.

Cloud: I will help you… my waterdrops will refresh you.

(The moon enters.  He stands in the middle of the room)

Moon: It’s time to go to sleep.

Larry: Oh, I have to go home… it’s getting dark!

Small Trees 1, 2, 3: Thank you, Larry!

Larry: Good-bye, and thank you for telling me your story.

(Larry leaves )

The End

Author:  Folktale from Switzerland

Adapted by K I D S I N C O

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The Three Trees on the Hill

The Three Trees

The Little Tree

The Tree and the Woodcutter

The Drying Tree

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Characters:

Teen Wolf

Man

Little Red Riding Hood

Grandmother

SCRIPT:

Scene I – In The Forest

(Teen Wolf hides behind a tree in the forest..  A Man approaches and sees him).

Teen Wolf: Psst… psst… hey, you… over here.

(The Man looks on both directions.  He sees the wolf)

Man: Who me?

Teen Wolf: Yes, you… did you see her?

Man: Who?

Teen Wolf: You know… that little girl… the one with the red hooded cape.

Man: No, I haven’t seen anybody.

Teen Wolf: Are you sure?  Do you think it’s safe for me to get out?

(The Man turns around to see if someone is near)

Man: Sure, there’s no one around.

Teen Wolf: Good.

(Teen Wolf gets out from behind the tree)

Man: Why are you so afraid?

Teen Wolf: It’s a long story.

Man: I have time… come, let’s sit over here and tell me what is bothering you.

(both sit under a tree)

Man: Do you want to drink some water?

Teen Wolf: No, I’m fine.

(The Man takes out a bottle of water from a bag and drinks some)

Man: So?

Teen Wolf: Do you see this place?

Man: Yes, it’s beautiful.

Teen Wolf: Well, this forest used to be my home!  I used to lived here, and I liked it so much. I always tried to keep it clean.

Man: Well, I don’t see anything wrong with this place. It looks really neat!

Teen Wolf: Well, one beautiful sunny day, while I was picking up all the trash left by some people, I heard some footsteps… just like when you were coming a short while ago.

Man: Aha… and?

Teen Wolf: I hid behind a tree.  Then I saw a little girl coming.  Oh, she looked like a very nice girl!  I mean, just like an angel.  She was wearing a pretty blue dress and a red hooded cape.  I think she didn’t want anybody to see her.

Man: Why do you say that… was she acting weird?

Teen Wolf: Because she was also covering her head.  Anyway… she seemed like a very happy girl.

Man: Do you mean that she was not happy?

Teen Wolf: Can you please let me finish?

Man: OK, go on!

Teen Wolf: Well, as I told you before this was my home, and I tried to keep it nice and clean… and I also took care of the trees… you know… I watered them… and even the flowers!  Oh, my beautiful flowers!

Man: Hmmm, and…

Teen Wolf: And do you know what she did?… she took my flowers away!  I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw her putting my flowers… because they were my flowers, you know…putting them in a basket!

Man: Oh! You must have felt terrible!

Teen Wolf: I did!  I mean, she didn’t even ask for permission to cut the flowers!  The flowers didn’t belong to her!

Man: Well, the flowers weren’t yours either.

Teen Wolf: This was my forest, my home, my flowers!

Man: If you say so… anyway, what did you do about it?

Teen Wolf: Naturally I had to investigate.  I asked her who she was, where did she come from, where was she going.

Man: What for?

Teen Wolf: Because!

Man: And what did she say?

Teen Wolf: She didn’t say anything… she just started to sing and dance!  She looked so ridiculous… jumping here, jumping there!

Man: So?

Teen Wolf: Well, I had to find out everything I could about her.

Man: I really don’t understand why that was so important to you.  Tell me!

Teen Wolf: Just because…let me finish.  Finally she said that she was going to see her grandmother.  Then I asked her about the flowers, and she said that her grandmother was sick and that the flowers will cheer her up. At first, I thought she was kind and honest.  After all, she seemed like a nice girl, but then … do you know what she did?

Man: No, what did she do?

Teen Wolf: She saw a little squirrel on top of that tree over there, she picked up a stone and threw it at the hopeless little animal.  I was so angry!  This is where all the animals live!  This is their home!  Do you know what I mean?   Do you?

Man: Yes, I can see that you are really concerned about animals too.

Teen Wolf: So I decided to teach her a lesson, I mean, she can not mess with the forest.  She can not come into my forest take my flowers away and mistreat the animals that live here. So, as soon as she left, I went to see her grandmother.  I mean, she needed to know what her granddaughter did.

Man: I can see that, but still, I think that was not necessary.  Why didn’t you just tell her that it was wrong?

Teen Wolf: No!  She wouldn’t understand.  I mean, you didn’t see her… you were not in my shoes .

Man: You don’t wear shoes.

Teen Wolf: Well, that day I was wearing my favorite shoes, the ones that my…

(The Man interrupts the Teen Wolf)

Man: Stop it and get to the point! What happened next?  Did you really went to see her grandmother?

Teen Wolf: Of course I did!

Man: How could you!

Teen Wolf: I mean, somebody had to tell her about her granddaughter!

Man: What did you tell her?

Teen Wolf: I told her about the flowers and the little animal… and she agreed with me.  Her granddaughter needed a lesson!  So we made a plan.  She said that she was going to hide inside the closet.  She even told me to put on her clothes, because we were going to scare her.

Man: For what you just told me before, I don’t think she was the kind of girl who gets scared.

Teen Wolf: And you’re right!  As soon as she entered the room, she insulted me.  At first I really tried to be nice, but then she said that I had big ears.  Just tell me how would you feel if some one comes and tells you that your have big ears?

Man: But, it’s true!  You really have big ears!

Teen Wolf: Hmmm, anyway, I told her that I could hear her better with my big ears.  Then she said that my eyes were very big, so I said that I could see her better with my big eyes.  But what really made me angry was when she told me that I had big teeth!

Man: I think there was no reason to get angry.  She was just a little innocent girl!

Teen Wolf: It’s because you don’t know me.  I don’t like having big teeth, I even went to see a dentist but he couldn’t do anything to fix them.  I have ugly teeth!  So, I couldn’t control myself, I got out of bed and I told her that I was going to eat her with my big ugly teeth!

Man: But you didn’t mean it!

Teen Wolf: Of course I didn’t mean it!  I was angry!  I chased her around the room, and she started yelling, and yelling, and yelling.

Man: I understand how you felt… first the flowers, then the squirrel, then your ears, then your eyes, and then your teeth!

Teen Wolf: Right!  I mean, I was really upset!  So, I tried to calm her down, but the more I tried, the more she yelled.  Suddenly the door opened, and a woocutter came inside with a big ax!

Man: Oh…  that must have been scary!

Teen Wolf: It was, indeed!  I got scared, so I jumped through the window and escaped!  And now, everybody thinks that I am a bad wolf, but that is not true.  I mean, she started all this!

Man: I know, and I believe you.

(They hear someone singing)

Teen Wolf: Did you hear that?

Man: Yes, I did.

(They hear footsteps approaching)

Teen Wolf: It’s her! Oh, I will never forget that song…it’s the same she was singing that awful day.

(Teen Wwolf stands up and hides behind a tree)

Man: Wait!  Where are you going?

Teen Wolf: Stay away from her.  That’s the only advice I can give you.  I mean, she’s….

(The little girl approaches)

Little Red Riding Hood: Did you find him?

(The man grabs the wolf.  Teen Wolf looks surprised)

Teen Wolf: What’s happening?

Man: We were looking for you.

Teen Wolf: You were looking for me?

(Teen Wolf  looks surprised)

Teen Wolf: Now that I remember… you’re that woodcutter!

Man: That’s right!  I am!

(Grandmother approaches)

Man: Do you recognize him?  Is this the same wolf that came into your house, and locked you in the closet, and then tried to eat your daughter?

Grandmother: Yes, sir!  That’s the one!

Man: You’re coming with us!

(The Man ties Teen Wolf and they start to walk)

Teen Wolf: Where are you taking me?

Man: Don’t worry you will be locked in a safe place forever.

Teen Wolf: No!  No!  I was telling you the truth!  Really… You have to believe me!  I’m Innocent… I’m Innocent!

Scene II -  At The Wolf’s Cave

(An alarm clock rings.  The Wolf wakes up)

Teen Wolf: Oh, what a terrible nightmare! I have to stop eating pork chops before going to bed!

(The Wolf turns off the alarm clock and goes to sleep once again)

The End

Author:  K I D S I N C O

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Characters:

Goldilocks

Mother

Flower 1

Flower 2

Butterfly 1

Butterfly 2

Squirrel 1

Squirrel 2

Rabbit

Papa Bear

Mama  Bear

Baby Bear

SCRIPT:

(Goldilocks plays in the garden. Her mother approaches)

Mother: Goldilocks!  Goldilocks!  I’m going to cook dinner… stay here in the garden.  Remember not to go to the forest… It’s dangerous!

Goldilocks: Oh, mom, you have told me that so many times!

Mother: Be careful….  I’ll call you when dinner is ready.

Goldilocks: Yes, and don’t worry… I’ll be here just playing.

(Her mother leaves.  Goldilocks looks to the forest)

Goldilocks: Those flowers in the forest are so beautiful… Oh,  and those colorful butterflies… they are so pretty!  I wish I could play with them! … Mmmm… I’ll go over there… I’m sure that my mother will not even notice!

(She runs to the forest and smells the flowers)

Goldilocks: They smell so good!

Flower 1 and 2: Thank you Goldilocks!

Goldilocks: How do you know my name?

Flower 1 and 2: Because we listen to your mother everyday!

Flower 1: And today you didn’t obey her!

Flower 2: You must go back.

Goldilocks: No … I want to play here just for a while!

(She sees two butterflies and plays with them)

Butterfly 1: This is fun!

Butterfly 2: You can’t catch us!

Goldilocks: Yes, I can!

Butterfly 1 and 2: No, you can’t!

(The two butterflies leave)

Goldilocks: Oh, well!

(She sees two squirrels)

Goldilocks: Come here little ones!

Squirrel 1: Do you have something to eat?

(Goldilocks picks up a nut from the ground)

Goldilocks: I have a nut!

Squirrel 2: A nut?

Squirrel 1 and 2: Ha, ha, ha, ha

(She picks up some more nuts)

Goldilocks: I have some more… come here and get them.

Squirrel 2: No, you come here!

(The two squirrels run away)

Flower 1: No!… Goldilocks …  Don’t go!

(Goldilocks runs after the two squirrels.  The squirrels leave)

Flower 2: (sadly) She’s gone… and she will get lost!

(Goldilocks turns around.  She doesn’t see her house)

Goldilocks: (crying) Oh, I’m lost in the forest! … and all because of those two squirrels! I’ll go that way…. No, that way…

(She sees a rabbit)

Goldilocks: Hey, you…wait!

Rabbit: Are you talking to me?

Goldilocks: Yes.  I’m lost… can you help me find my house?

Rabbit: Ha, ha, ha … that’s easy… your house is over there!

(The rabbit points to a road in the forest )

Goldilocks: ¿Oh… really?

Rabbit: Sure… just follow the crooked road and you will be home soon.

Goldilocks: Thanks… little rabbit!

Rabbit: Good luck!   Ha, ha, ha, ha

(The rabbit leaves)

Goldilocks: Mmmm…. I don’t see what’s so funny.

(She walks and sees a house)

Goldilocks: Mmmm,  I am not lost… I see a house over there…. (sadly) but it’s not my house.

(She runs to the house.  She looks through the window)

Goldilocks: I’ll knock at the door… maybe somebody will help me.

(She knocks at the door)

Goldilocks: There’s nobody home.

(She pushes the door.  The door opens and she enters)

Goldilocks: Hello, hello… is anybody home?

(Nobody answers.  She sees a table with three bowls of soup).

Goldilocks: I’m scared… but I’m also hungry!  Who’s going to eat this soup if there’s nobody home?  I’ll eat just a little.

(She tastes the soup of the big bowl)

Goldilocks: No!   this soup is too hot for me!

(She tastes the soup of the middle bowl)

Goldilocks: No!  This soup is too cold for me!

(She tastes the soup of the small bowl)

Goldilocks: Yes!  This soup is  just right for me!

(She eats all the soup from the small bowl)

Goldilocks: Mmm, the soup was so delicious!

(She walks around the house)

Goldilocks: This house is so beautiful.  Some very nice people must live here!  I’m sure that when they arrive they will help me go back home.

(She sees three different-sized chairs)

Goldilocks: Oh, I’m so tired of running in the forest… I really need to rest.

(She sits in the big chair)

Goldilocks: No!  This chair is too big for me!

(She sits in the middle chair)

Goldilocks: No!  This chair is too hard for me!

(She sits in the small chair)

Goldilocks: Yes!  This chair is just right for me!

(The chair breaks and she falls down)

Goldilocks: Oh, it broke!

(She stands up and sees a closed door)

Goldilocks: I wonder what’s inside that room?

(She opens the door)

Goldilocks: This bedroom is so beautiful!

(She sees three different- sized beds.  She stretches her arms and yawns)

Goldilocks: Oh, I’m sleepy!

(She lies down in the big sized bed)

Goldilocks: No!   This bed is too hard for me!

(She lies down in the middle sized bed)

Goldilocks: No!  This bed is too soft for me!

(She lies down in the small-sized bed)

Goldilocks: Yes!  This bed is just right for me! …. It’s soooo comfortable!

(She closes her eyes and goes to sleep.  Three bear enter the house and sit at the table)

Baby Bear: I’m so hungry!

Mama  Bear: The soup must be cold by now.

Papa Bear: It was too hot before we left!

(The three bears look at their bowls of soup)

Papa Bear: Someone tasted by soup!

Mama Bear: Mine too!

Baby Bear: Someone ate all my soup! … Mommy!

(The Baby Bear cries.  Papa Bears looks at the chairs)

Papa Bear: Oh, no!

Mama Bear: What’s wrong, Darling?

Papa Bear: Look at the chairs!

Papa Bear: Someone sat in my chair!

Mama  Bear: In mine too!

Baby Bear: Someone sat in my chair… and broke it! … Mommy!

Papa Bear: Someone has been here!

Mama  Bear: Ate the soup!

Baby Bear: And broke my chair!

Papa Bear: We must find him!.

Mama Bear: Maybe it’ s not a he… maybe it’s a she!

(The three bears walk around the house.  Mama Bear sees the bedroom door)

Mama  Bear: I closed that door before we left!

Papa Bear: We have to be careful.

(The three bears enter the bedroom.  They stand in front of the beds)

Papa Bear: Someone slept in my bed!

Mama  Bear: In mine, too!

Baby Bear: Someone is still sleeping in my bed!…Mommy!

(Goldilocks wakes up.  She sees the three brears, screams , gets out of the bed and starts to run)

Goldilocks: Oh, noooooo!

Three Bears: Ha, ha, ha, ha… let’s get her!

(Goldilocks runs away from the house and into the forest)

Flowers: We told you!

Goldilocks: I know… that rabbit tricked me!

Flowers: Run!   Run!  Run!

(Goldilocks arrives to her house.  Her mother is in the garden)

Mother: Goldilocks… where have you been?

Goldilocks: Oh, mother!  I saw three bears!

Mother: I told you many times not to go to the forest!

Goldilocks: I promise you that I will never disobey you! Never!  Never!  Never!

Mother: Let’s  go inside.  It’s time for dinner.

(Goldilocks and her mother enter their house)

The End

Author:  Robert Southey  – 1837.

Adapted by K I D S I N C O

Moral Value:  Obedience.  Respect

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Goldilocks and The Three Bears

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