Seek the pantomime script of the kindergarten middle class

Kindergarten children's drama script "The Taste of the Moon"

Time: One night in summer.

Location: In the forest.

Main idea of the story: Animals are very eager to taste the moon, so they use their brains, and Qi Xin works together to finally taste the moon. The forest is full of cheers and happiness. Key points of pantomime: grasp the characteristics of the role, pay attention to the mood of wanting to taste the moon and the joy after tasting the moon.

Layout and preparation: there is a full moon background, 7 stumps and hillside (replaced by steps)

Roles: tortoise, kangaroo, fox, rabbit, tiger, elephant, giraffe, moon, 1, another mother tree, 1, 4 butterflies, 4 flowers, 2 small trees and 2 grasses ***2 1. Script text:

Scene 1: First party-I want to taste the moon.

Location: The forest is open and surrounded by big trees.

Scenery: There is a full moon background, 7 stumps, hillsides (replaced by steps) and big trees.

Narrator: The beautiful forest is the home of animals. On summer nights, animals who have been busy all day like to gather on the open lawn. It's cool and lively here. They can dance and play with their good friends. This is their happiest time every day. Look, the small animals have spread their arrogance around the mother tree, tickling and crawling around on the back of the tree. . . . What a naughty and lovely group of little guys, mother tree: (reaching out) Children, the forest dance has begun. Let's find a partner to dance with!

All the animals and flowers are singing: coming, coming (forming a whole formation while looking for partners), the music is playing, and the whole audience is dancing (after the opening dance, the flowers and plants are in their places, the animals lie down and rest, looking up at the sky). Tortoise: Stretch, the grass is soft, and it's comfortable to lie down. Animals (chorus): Well, it's really comfortable! (Light music plays "Little White Boat") Xiaocao (ha ha laugh): Itchy, itchy!

Narrator: (lullaby) The grass is as soft as a big bed, and the small animals have entered a sweet dream. (Gollum) Only the little turtle is on the grass, craning its neck, looking up at the sky and watching intently.

Tortoise: Wow, the moonlight is really beautiful today. I wonder what the moon will taste like. I really want to have a taste! (Song on the Moon, Short Dance)

Narrator: Little turtle longed for the taste of the moon very much, and decided to climb the hillside and have a taste.

Tortoise: I'm going to climb Piapia, I'm going to climb Pia, and I'm going to taste the moon? The music played on the hillside rolled down for the first time, and the animals turned over with a bang. )

Narrator: When the moon saw the tortoise trying to climb up and catch it, it was very interesting! Moon: Everyone is resting. This little guy is really energetic and wants to taste the moon! Ha ha!

Turtle: The revolution has not yet succeeded, and comrades still need to work hard (roll down for the second time).

Narrator: The tortoise is so noisy that it disturbs the sleeping animals.

Animal: (rubbing his eyes in unison) Little turtle, what's wrong with you?

Tortoise: Sorry, sorry to wake you up!

Animal: Never mind, turtle, what are you doing? Why did you fall?

Tortoise: The moon is so beautiful, I want to taste it, even if it's just a sip! Rabbit: The moon (animals look at the moon). What will the moon taste like?

Mouse: (Cutely) It really looks like the white flour cake baked by mom. It must taste soft and fragrant (emoticon).

Giraffe: The moon? It must be better than leaves. Take a bite and it will melt in an instant.

Rabbit: (happily) It would be great if it were a mint-flavored lollipop. It's pure and refreshing. It's my favorite! Kangaroo: I think the moon is as delicious as the cream on the cake, but my mother says that eating too much cream can easily lead to tooth decay.

Fox: I have eaten, too. It must taste like cream. Mmm, (smacking, drooling) It's delicious! Elephant: I hope it is as delicious as bananas!

Tortoise: But it's round. Elephant: Sometimes it will bend like a banana (laughter).

Tortoise: The moon must be more delicious than these things. If only we could taste it. Mouse: But where is the moon? Where can we get it?

Elephant: My nose is very long. Let me try (exciting music) (the elephant tries to stick its nose in the direction of the moon, and other animals look at the direction of the moon together).

Elephant: Little turtle, that's a good idea, but it's too difficult! Moon (shaking her head): (covering her mouth and snickering) How can they hold me so high?

Giraffe: Do you want me to try? My neck is very long, and I may succeed. (Excited music) Animals: Come on! (cheer for giraffes)

Giraffe: (Relax) Hey! No, my neck is almost broken, and it's still far away. Animal: It's still far away. Hey, it seems that the moon has never tasted!

Kangaroo: It's getting dark. We should go home.

Animal: (echoing) Yes, go home, it's too late. Mom will be worried.

Scene 2: Second Party-Taste the Moon

Time: the next night location: the hillside scenery in the forest: there is a full moon in the background at night, and there is a hillside character in the distance: the same as the first narrator: no.

The next night, the animals came to the grass for a party (scene: elephants and giraffes are playing football, kangaroos and foxes are dancing hand in hand, rabbits and mice are sitting on the grass playing clapping games, and flowers and grass are dancing in circles).

Tortoise: (singing) Lala, the taste of the moon is tinkling, Lala, you can taste it today. (Greeting the elephant) Friends, friends, I have a good idea. Animal: (around) Tell me, what's the good idea?

Tortoise: (pointing to the hillside not far away) Look, the moon is on the top of the mountain. If we climb the hillside, can't we touch it?

Rabbit: (clapping happily) Is it true? Little turtle, you really have a way. I want to go with you. Animals: (responding together) We all want to go. Many hands make light work, and our efforts will succeed.

Kangaroo: Little turtle crawls very slowly. I can put it in my bag, which will be faster. Animal: Hehe (laughs) (Singing: Forward, forward, our wish will come true. )

Narrator: The animals came to the hillside and thought they could taste the moon soon. They are really happy!

Tortoise: Look, the moon is much closer to us. I'll try. I'm sure I can touch it.

Animal: Little turtle, you can do it. Come on, come on.

Tortoise: almost, almost, elephant, come up quickly, come to me, maybe we can touch it.

Elephant: OK, I'm coming. The elephant walks by, stands on the first step and reaches for the moon. ) Narrator: The moon can be a little naughty! It wants Doby. These little guys want to catch it!

Moon: Hum! Come on, come get me. What can you do?

Elephant: Giraffe, come up and use your long neck. You can do it!

Giraffe: (Climbing up the hill and standing on the second staircase) Look at me. I can't believe I can't catch you.

Moon: I jump, I jump to see if you can reach it. A long nose and a long neck are useless to me.

Kangaroo: Don't lose heart, just a little! Looks like I got a horse!

Fox, Rabbit and Mouse: Kangaroos succeed when they go out. Be careful! Kangaroo reached out confidently and the moon moved a little higher lightly.

Tortoise: (gasping) Is that enough? Do you feel it?

Kangaroo: I had it just now. I choked and ran away, turtle. Hang in there, Fox, and help the Fox: (Facing the audience, proudly saying) Here we are. It's finally my turn to show my talents. Cheer for me! (talking while walking) I can definitely touch you!

Moon: Sample, not necessarily! Narrator: When you heard the fox's words, the moon jumped again. Do you think foxes can touch the moon?

Rabbit: The rabbit is white and white, with its ears up. The moon is waiting to see. Let me catch you. The rabbit ran briskly to the fourth staircase and reached for the moon, but the moon just jumped out of the rabbit's hand.

Mouse: cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep.

Moon: Hey hey! It's a pity to join in the fun, but you won't catch me. I will stay here and see what it can do!

Narrator: The mouse and the moon looked at each other. Just then, the little mouse suddenly reached out and hugged the moon and bit off a piece (with a thud).

Mouse: (holding the moon, shouting ecstatically) We succeeded, we succeeded ... (Animals came down from the hillside in turn, surrounded the mouse, clapped their hands and applauded happily) (Small animals and flowers danced hand in hand in a circle, cheerful music)

Narrator: The mouse bit every friend of the moon, and every animal tasted it carefully, cherished it and showed an intoxicated look.

Mouse: (infinitely satisfied) sweeter and softer than a hundred cakes baked by mom!

Giraffe: Leaves, leaves are not as delicious as this!

Rabbit: It's really cool. If only I could try it every day!

Kangaroo: Well, it's more attractive (greedy) than the cream on the cake.

Fox: It's sweet, but it shouldn't cause tooth decay! Hey hey! (Cute smile)

Elephant: Better than bananas. Very good.

Tortoise: I have tasted all the delicious foods you mentioned on the moon. That's great. This is a happy night. From animals: if we work together, our wishes will come true; If we work together, our wishes will come true (music: unity is strength).

Narrator: After everyone's efforts, we finally tasted the moon, the forest was boiling, and the animals were dancing happily hand in hand (music: collective carnival dance "Xi Play").