View Script: "Tops And Bottoms " Script details (as entered by the author): Script Details (viewed 3,429 times) Script title: Tops And Bottoms Script Author CYNTHIA A RICE: Profile | Scripts Date uploaded: February 20 2022 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: A lazy bear who is greedy for money asks a hare to partner in business to share crops. In a clever way the hare outsmarts the bear by using the bear's lack of planting knowledge to trick him. Message from CYNTHIA A RICE: This tale has been told and retold for centuries in many cultures with many different characters. It teaches the hard work ethic and also showss how plants grow. Keywords: Cooperation, Giving, Work Most appropriate ages:  From 3 yrs old, to 5 yrs old Materials: Grandpa puppet, mr. bear, mrs. hare animal puppets, flannel board with carrots, celery, corn pictures. we used folkmanis animal puppets. Number of puppets: 3 Number of non-puppets (ie humans): 2 Approximate running time: 10-15 (minutes) Script language: English Christian/Non-Christian/Either: Either 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 available 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): No link entered 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. I Have Everything. Now What? by Tuvia P.  - View script Rating: 6.3 , Votes: 1 Values of God or the world? Peace with God or greed? Two puppets put on two different sketches. In the first one the millionaire is wondering why his success didn't give the happiness he expected. The second is about Jesus and the rich man trying to get into heaven. Keywords: Bible  Character  Choice  Faith  Fun  Generosity  God  Greed  Jesus  Joy  Love  Selfishness  Sharing  Truth  Bible Stories  Priorities  Money  Salvation  Fruit Of The Spirit  Materialism  Eternal Life  Honesty  Giving   2. Snow Shoveling And The Tithe by Dave M - View script Rating: 7.4 , Votes: 3 A grandson shovels snow and learns the meaning of the tithe. Keywords: Church  Generosity  Materialism  Giving   3. The Aliens Have Landed by Wendy Karnes - View script Rating: 0.0 , Votes: 0 When a new Christian boy starts at school, students are confused at how "ALIEN" he is acting. Keywords: Adversity  Bullying  Character  Cooperation  Faithfulness  Friendship  Helping others  Identity  Joy  Priorities  Respect  Science Fiction  Servant  Talents  Teasing  Work   4. Get Excited About The Son by Character4Christ  - View script Rating: 8.3 , Votes: 5 A farmer and his friend realize that his crazy rooster has the right idea. Keywords: Animals  Born again  Choice  Disciples  Evangelism  Fruit Of The Spirit  Giving  Introductions  Jesus  Missions  Praise and worship  Sharing   5. The Biggest Pumpkin by CYNTHIA A RICE  - View script Rating: 0.0 , Votes: 0 This show is adapted from a book for children "The Biggest Pumpkin Ever" by Stephen Kroll. The main characters have been changed to bunnies and they work to grow the biggest pumpkin they can. They discover working together has benefits. Keywords: Beauty  Cooperation  Giving

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