View Script: "Looking Glass World" Script details (as entered by the author): Script Details (viewed 6,197 times) Script title: Looking Glass World Script Author Terry Ballard: Profile | Scripts Date uploaded: October 07 2012 Average rating: 1 (Terrible) 2 (Pretty bad) 3 (Pretty bad) 4 (Average) 5 (Average) 6 (Good) 7 (Good) 8 (Very good) 9 (Very good) 10 (Fantastic) 0.0 (Not yet rated) 0 votes (View) Description: Loose adaptation of Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll. All additions were done in the spirit of fun that infused the original. Message from Terry Ballard: When this was performed at a library many years ago, we projected slides on a white sheet behind the stage to generate the backgrounds. Keywords: Fun Most appropriate ages:  From 6 yrs old, to 12 yrs old Materials: Castle and forest, but see note above Number of puppets: 6 Number of non-puppets (ie humans): 0 Approximate running time: 15-20 (minutes) Script language: English Christian/Non-Christian/Either: Non-Christian Download/View Script Viewing the Script - Left click on the links below.  This will work on most browsers. Downloading the Script - Right-click on the link and select "Save Link As...". MS Word format (DOC): Script not available in this format Adobe Acrobat format (PDF): Script not available in this format Plain text (TXT): Script not available in this format HTML format (web page on this website): Script not available in this format MP3 sound file: Script not available in this format HTML format (web page on another website): Click here | Is this Link Broken? Video Link: No link entered Tell a friend  Report a Problem  Free DOC viewer  Free PDF viewer Rate This Script Please be constructive and treat the author's work with respect. Blank ratings of 1 will be removed.  Information entered below will be publicly available. Your Rating: 1 (Terrible) 2 (Pretty bad) 3 (Pretty bad) 4 (Average) 5 (Average) 6 (Good) 7 (Good) 8 (Very good) 9 (Very good) 10 (Fantastic) Your name (optional): Your e-mail address (optional): Comments heading (optional): Comments (optional): More Like This   1. Don't Be Lonely, Okay? by Joe Medrek  - View script Rating: 6.3 , Votes: 2 Grandma Sweetie teaches us about being alone, and how Jesus doesn't want that from us. She also invites us to sit next to her at church next Sunday and promises not to bite. She lost her teeth. Keywords: Friendship  Fun  Sharing   2. Don't Argue! by Don Stott  - View script Rating: 7.0 , Votes: 3 Bentley the dog puppet has an argument with his friend Rolly over whether "dogs should wear sunscreen". How easy is it to get sidetracked by unimportant things and miss the truth. Keywords: Anger  Animals  Character  Friendship  Fun  Golden Rule  Helping others  Peace  Politeness  Pride  Sensitivity  Speaking  Tolerance  Ventriloquist   3. Marshmallow Madness by Merrylue Martin - View script Rating: 6.8 , Votes: 4 Oh! The wrenching trials that result when we disobey God, especially when it comes to honoring our Mom and Dad. Puppet 1 misses out on a trip to an amusement park due to getting sick from eating a whole bag of "forbidden" marshmallows and well, let's just say is now paying the consequences! Keywords: Authority  Character  Choice  Family  Fun  God  Greed  Honesty  Jesus  Obedience  Parents  Prayer  Priorities  Repentance  Respect  Self-control  Sin  Temptation   4. The Color Of Friendship by Ruth Gilmore Ingulsrud www.kidsermons.com  - View script Rating: 7.3 , Votes: 2 A good script for introductions or beginnings. Emphasizes reaching out in friendship without judging. Reminds us that Jesus knows us better than anyone and is still our best friend. Keywords: Friendship  Fun  Introductions  Jesus  Judging  Politeness  Respect  Sensitivity  Tolerance   5. Oh! The Power Of The Empty Tomb by Merrylue Martin - View script Rating: 6.7 , Votes: 1 An easy to do and FUN song set to the melody of "On the Cover of the Rolling Stone." Keywords: Bible  Born again  Choice  Easter  Eternal Life  Fun  Heaven  Jesus  Parents  Power  Repentance  Salvation  Sin  Truth

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