Moms that aren't in the workforce still work ... alot! Junior discovers this revelation and learns why we should all appreciate our moms.
Message from
Art & Louise Ferry:
Keywords:
Family, Respect
Most appropriate ages:
From 7 yrs old, to 12 yrs old
Materials:
Number of puppets:
1
Number of non-puppets (ie humans):
1
Approximate running time:
5-10 (minutes)
Script language:
English
Christian/Non-Christian/Either:
Christian
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Two intertwined monologues by Rachel and Leah based on Genesis 28-30. Leah describes what life was like for someone who never measured up no matter how hard she tried, who was never loved. Rachel describes the pain of never having anything truly her own. Ends on a faint note of hope as Rachel hopes she has finally conceived. Keywords:
FamilyWishingAdversityBitterness
This is part one of our Li'l Ones Series. These are examples of puppet plays written BY 3-5 year-olds FOR 3-5 year olds. Perform them or let them guide you to helping your kids make their own. Keywords:
AnimalsChoiceCourageFaithFamilyFunIdentityJoy
The older members of the family cheat on taxes, girlfriends and when they ding another car in a parking lot. When the youngest member of the family is caught cheating at school and held accountable, the hypocrisy of their actions is revealed. Keywords:
FamilyLyingParentsGolden RuleCheating
This short skit was used in a school Chapel service as an introduction to teaching about Joseph and his brothers (Genesis 37). Ronnie (fun puppet) chats to Don about his holiday and family. Keywords:
BibleBible StoriesFamilyGodVentriloquistVision