Сценарий спектакля для 6 класса "The Forest Tale"

Doctor:

Mrs Squirrel:

Doctor:

Mrs Squirrel:

Doctor:

Mrs Squirrel:

Doctor:

Mrs Squirrel:

Doctor:

Mrs Squirrel:

Doctor:

Mrs Squirrel:

Doctor:

Mrs Squirrel:

Doctor:

Mrs Squirrel:

Doctor:

Mrs Squirrel:

Doctor:

Mrs Squirrel:

Doctor:

I’m so sad. Everybody is healthy in our forest. It’s great. But I like to treat and give good advice… Oh, I hear somebody’s steps. Maybe it’s a patient.

Good morning Doctor!

Good morning Mrs Squirrel. Come in. Sit down, please.

Thank you.

Is anything wrong with you?

Oh, now I’m fine.

What a pity …

What?

I meant to say I’m so glad to hear that. And how is your son?

He’s fine thanks. I just was passing and decided to see you.

Are there no problems at all?

No, my dear Sonny cleans his teeth twice a day. He goes to bed in time and does his morning exercises.

He should go in for sport.

He does.

He must eat more fruit and vegetables.

Thank you Doctor. He does just so.

Mrs Squirrel, I’m going to leave the forest.

Oh dear! Why?

I have nothing to do here.

I’ m sorry to hear this. We will miss you.

Me too. But maybe I will be useful in some other forest.

Hare Son:

Mrs Hare:

Hare Son:

Mrs Hare:

Hare Son:

Mrs Hare:

Oh, Mummy, I’m so hungry. What shall we have for dinner?

Cabbage and carrot.

It’s great! I like cabbage and carrot.

You are a good boy. There are a lot of vitamins in vegetables.

I know. In cabbage you can find vitamin C. Vitamin C is for healthy bones and teeth. It helps the body to fight infection. And in carrot you can find vitamin A. It’s necessary to strengthen your eyes and help you grow.

Oh, my dear, what a clever boy you are. I’m so happy to have such a son.

Mrs Beaver:

Beaver Son:

Mrs Beaver:

Beaver Son:

Mrs Beaver:

Beaver Son:

Mrs Beaver:

Beaver Son:

Mrs Beaver:

Mrs Beaver:

Oh, my dear, where are you going?

For swimming of course, Mummy.

But the weather is co cold.

Big deal. I think any weather is good for swimming.

I’m afraid you will catch a cold.

Don’t worry, Mummy, I won’t because I never miss trainings.

All right. You may go then.

Bye-bye, Mummy.

Bye.

(Beaver Son is leaving)

He is so strong and healthy. I’m proud of my son.

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Fox 2:

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Fox 2:

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Fox 2:

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Fox 1:

We’ve got a newcomer in our forest.

Really? Who is he?

His name is Tiger. He is old Mrs Tigress’s grandson.

What does he look like?

He is handsome.

Is he big?

No, he isn’t.

Is he small?

He isn’t small either.

I think he is as big as Jaguar or a bit smaller.

Is he thin?

No, he isn’t.

Is he fat like a Bear?

No, he’s much thinner.

What is he like?

He’s cheerful and sociable, but it seems to me that he’s too bossy.

And…

Stop asking me about him. You will get acquainted with him very soon.

Okey.

Tiger:

Wolf:

Tiger:

Badger:

Tiger:

Badger:

Tiger:

Wolf:

Tiger:

Bear:

Tiger:

Squirrel:

Tiger:

Squirrel:

Tiger:

Beaver:

Tiger:

Bear:

Tiger:

Hare:

Tiger:

Hare:

Tiger:

Badger:

Wolf:

Fox 1:

Some of the animals:

Tiger:

Bear:

Fox 1:

Foxes 1, 2:

Everybody:

Tiger:

Squirrel:

Hare:

I always do what I like.

And what do you like.

I like to watch TV at night.

And when do you go to bed?

I go to bed very late?

How can you get up early in that case?

I never get early.

When do you get up?

Oh, I get up in the afternoon.

Haven’t you heard the proverb “Early to bed, early to rise makes a man healthy wealthy and wise.”

Nonsense.

How can you do your morning exercises if you don’t get up in the morning?

I never do such stupid things.

But doing morning exercise helps to be to keep fit.

I’m fit without any exercises.

Do you go in for sport?

What a bore! I hate trainings. I like to run jump and play when I want.

What is your favourite food?

Chocolate, chips, biscuits, cakes…

Such food is bad for you.

Not a bit.

Don’t you like fruit and vegetables?

They are not so tasty as sweets and cakes.

My mum wouldn’t allow me to go to bed late and to eat such food.

And my mum.

And ours.

Are you all babies?

No…

Don’t you think it’s not honest for parents to make all the rules?

It’s an interesting idea.

It’s time for us to go home.

Bye-bye.

Bye.

Let’s make some rules for our parents. The first rule …

Don’t think that you are always right because a lot of time the children are right.

Don’t talk to a child as he is a little kid.

Don’t make a child to do that he doesn’t like.

Hare Son:

Mrs Hare:

Hare Son:

Mrs Hare:

Hare Son:

Mrs Hare:

Hare Son:

I don’t want to eat cabbage and carrot.

Why?

I feel sick of them.

What do you want my dear?

Chips, chocolate, sweets and cakes.

But such food is bad for you!

Not a bit. Everybody eats it and is all right.

Mrs Beaver:

Beaver Son:

Mrs Beaver:

Beaver Son:

Mrs Beaver:

Why don’t you go in for swimming, dear?

The weather is bad, Mum.

But you’ve never missed trainings.

Trainings! What a bore! I will swim when I want.

I can believe that this is my son.

Mrs Squirrel:

Squirrel Son:

Mrs Squirrel:

Squirrel Son:

Mrs Squirrel:

Why don’t you do your morning exercises, Sonny?

I don’t want, Mum. It’s waste of time.

But morning exercises help to keep fit.

One can be fit without any exercises. Sleeping in the morning helps me better.

What has happened to him?

Mrs Hare:

Mrs Squirrel:

Mrs Hare:

Mrs Squirrel:

Mrs Hare:

Mrs Beaver:

Mrs Squirrel:

Mrs Hare:

Mrs Beaver:

Mrs Squirrel:

Mrs Hare:

Mrs Squirrel:

Mrs Beaver:

Mrs Squirrel:

Mrs Hare:

Mrs Squirrel:

Mrs Hare:

Mrs Squirrel, I don’t know what to do. My son fell ill.

What’s the matter?

He has a toothache and a stomachache.

I’m sorry to hear that. My son doesn’t feel well either.

What shall we do?

Good morning, Mrs Squirrel. Good morning, Mrs Hare.

Good morning, Mrs Beaver.

Good morning. You don’t look happy today.

My dear boy has got a cold. He has got a high temperature. He is coughing and sneezing and his nose is running.

I’m sorry to hear that.

Me too.

Mrs Hare’s son has got a toothache and a stomachache and my Sonny doesn’t feel well. He is weak and sad.

What shall we do?

I think we must send a telegram to our Doctor.

Do you know his address?

Yes, I’ve got a letter from him.

Our children will be saved!

Doctor:

Beaver Son:

Doctor:

Mrs Beaver:

Doctor:

Beaver Son:

Doctor:

How are you?

I don’ feel well.

(Doctor is examining him)

He has got a high temperature. You should give him this medicine and herb tea. And this syrup is for a cough.

Thank you, Doctor.

You must stay in bed now but when you get well you should have trainings regularly. It will help you to be healthy and strong.

Look here, Doctor. Little Tiger never trains but he is healthy and strong.

I’m in doubt.

Doctor:

Doctor:

Fox 1:

Doctor:

Fox 2:

Fox 1:

Fox 2:

Fox 1:

Doctor:

Fox 2:

Fox 1:

Doctor:

Fox 2:

Fox 1:

What a wonderful child is that little Tiger. He doesn’t go in for sport. He never does his morning exercises. He goes to bed late, ear chips and chocolate and so on… I can’t believe he is healthy. I think he needs a medical check.

(There’s a knock at the door.)

Come in.

Good afternoon, Doctor.

Good afternoon.

Oh, Doctor! Little Tiger is so ill.

He couldn’t come. He is in bed.

He feels awful.

You must help him.

Of course, I will.

We will tell you the way to his house.

It’s over there.

Thank you, dear Foxes. Good bye.

You’re welcome. Good bye.

Good bye Doctor.

Doctor:

Little Tiger:

Doctor:

Little Tiger:

Good afternoon.

Good afternoon, Doctor.

What’s the matter with you?

I’ve got a terrible headache, a toothache, a stomachache and a backache.

Narrator:

Mrs Squirrel:

Doctor:

Very soon all the inhabitants of the forest were healthy and happy.

And Doctor was happy.

Because everybody was healthy.