GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS

CHARACTERS:
NARRATOR
GOLDILOCKS
PAPA BEAR
MOMMA BEAR
BABY BEAR

SCRIPT:

NARRATOR: Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Goldilocks.

GOLDILOCKS: I´ll go to the forest to play and gather some flowers.

NARRATOR: When she was in the forest chasing butterflies, she saw a pretty little
house.

GOLDILOCKS: I am thirsty!. I will go over there, maybe they can give me a glass of
water.

NARRATOR: So she went to the house and knocked at the door.

GOLDILOCKS: It seems like there´s nobody home, but the door is open.

NARRATOR: And she walked right in.

GOLDILOCKS: Hello, hello, is anyone home, is anyone home?.

NARRATOR: Goldilocks went right in. At the table in the kitchen, there were three
bowls of soup.

GOLDILOCKS: Oh, I am so hungry.

NARRATOR: She tasted the soup from the first bowl.

GOLDILOCKS: This soup is too hot!.

NARRATOR: So Goldilocks tasted the soup from the second bowl.

GOLDILOCKS: This soup is too cold.

NARRATOR: So Goldilocks tasted the last bowl of soup.

GOLDILOCKS: Ahhh, this soup is just right.

NARRATOR: After she had eaten the three bears’ soup she decided she was feeling a
little tired.
GOLDILOCKS: I am so tired!. I´ll sit in one of those chairs and rest for a while, then I
will leave.

NARRATOR: So, Goldilocks sat in the first chair.

GOLDILOCKS: This chair is too big!.

NARRATOR: So she sat in the second chair.

GOLDILOCKS: This chair is too big, too!.

NARRATOR: So she tried the last and smallest chair.

GOLDILOCKS: Ahhh, this chair is just right.

NARRATOR: But just as she settled down into the chair to rest, it broke into pieces!.

GOLDILOCKS: Ahhhhhhhh!!

NARRATOR: Goldilocks was very tired by this time, so she went upstairs to the
bedroom. She lay down in the first bed.

GOLDILOCKS: This bed is too hard.

NARRATOR: Then she lay down in the second bed.

GOLDILOCKS: This bed is too soft.

NARRATOR: Then she lay down in the third bed.

GOLDILOCKS: Just right!.

NARRATOR: Goldilocks fell asleep. As she was sleeping, the three bears came home
and went into the kitchen.

PAPA BEAR: Someone’s been eating my soup.

MOMMA BEAR: Someone’s been eating my soup, too

BABY BEAR: Someone’s been eating my soup, and they ate it all up!.

NARRATOR: Then the tree bears went into the Living Room.

PAPA BEAR: Someone’s been sitting in my chair!.

MOMMA BEAR: Someone’s been sitting in my chair, too.!

BABY BEAR: Someone’s been sitting in my chair, and broke it!

NARRATOR: Then the three bears decided to look around some more and when they
got upstairs to the bedroom.
PAPA BEAR: Someone’s been sleeping in my bed!.

MOMMA BEAR: Someone’s been sleeping in my bed, too!.

BABY BEAR: Someone’s been sleeping in my bed, and she’s still there!.

NARRATOR: Just then, Goldilocks woke up and saw the three bears.

GOLDILOCKS: Help!.

NARRATOR: And she jumped up and ran out of the room. Goldilocks ran down the
stairs, opened the door, and ran away into the forest. And she never returned to the
home of the three bears.

PAPA BEAR, MOMMA BEAR, BABY BEAR: Good-byeeeeeeee!! (waving their hands
together)

THE END
 LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

CHARACTERS:
NARRATOR
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
MOTHER
WOLF
GRANDMOTHER
WOODSMAN

SCRIPT:

NARRATOR: Once upon a time there was a very beautiful blond girl who lived in a
village near the forest with her mother. One day her grandmother gave her a very nice
red riding cloak, that is why everybody in the village called her Little Red Riding
Hood. One day…

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Did you call me, mother?.

MOTHER: Yes, darling. Your grandmother is very sick. I want you to go to her house
and take her this little basket with some bread and honey.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Yes, mother.

MOTHER: But don´t stop in the forest, and don´t talk to stranger. Do as I say, and get
soon to your grandmother´s house.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Yes, mother.

NARRADOR: And Little Red Riding Hood went through the forest with the little
basket for her grandmother who lived in a nearby village. Along the way, she saw many
beautiful flowers in the forest.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Oh, what a beautiful flowers!. I will take some to my
grandmother.
NARRATOR: She left the little basket in the ground to pick up some flowers, when
suddenly…

WOLF: Good morning Little Red Riding Hood!. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Good morning, Mr. Wolf.

WOLF: Where are you going so early?.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: I am going to my grandmother´s house to take her this
little basket with some bread and honey.

WOLF: Ha,ha, ha, ha, ha, and does your grandmother live far from here, Little Red
Riding Hood?.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Oh no, Mr. Wolf, she lives just across the forest in the
first little house in the village; the one with the white door.

WOLF: Good-bye, Little Red Riding Hood. I hope she gets better. And look, do you see
that road?.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Yes, I do.

WOLF: Just follow that road and you will get soon to your grandmother´s house.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Oh, yes I will, thank you!

WOLF: Good-bye, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!.

NARRATOR: Little Red Riding Hood kept looking for flowers disobeying her mother
who told her not to stop in the forest and to get soon to her grandmother´s house.
Meanwhile, the wolf knocked at Little Red Riding Hood grandmother´house.

GRANDMOTHER: Who´s there?.

WOLF: It´s me grandmother, Little Red Riding Hood, and I brought you a basket with
some bread and honey.

GRANDMOTHER: Come in my little daughter, push the door.

NARRATOR: As soon as the wolf entered he gobbled up Little Red Riding Hood´s
grandmother. Then he put on a nightgown, jumped into bed and waited for the little
girl. A few minutes later Little Red Riding Hood arrived at her grandmother´s house.
She knocked at the door.

WOLF: Who´s there?.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Grandmother, it´s me, your granddaughter, Little Red
Riding Hood. I came to bring me a little basket with some bread and honey.

WOLF: Come in my little daughter, push the door.

NARRATOR: Little Red Riding Hood entered the little house. She went straight to her
grandmother´s room, and in the bed there was the Wolf dressed with her
grandmother´s clothes.

WOLF: Come in, my little girl. Rest for a while

NARRATOR: Little Red Riding Hood sat in a chair, and looked at her grandmother.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Oh grandmother. how large arms you have!.

WOLF: They are to hug you better, darling.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Oh grandmother, how big legs you have!.

WOLF: They are to run faster, sweety.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Oh, how big ears you have, grandmother!.

WOLF: They are to hear you better, honey.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: And how big eyes you have!.

WOLF: To see you better, Little Red Riding Hood.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Oh grandmother, and why do you have those big teeth
and that big mouth?.

WOLF: They are to eat you better!. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!.

NARRATOR: And the Wolf gobbled up Little Red Riding Hood. Then the wolf fell
asleep. Meanwhile a woodsman was passing by the little house, when he saw the door
opened. He entered, looked for the old lady, and then he saw the wolf.

WOODSMAN: The wolf is sleeping!. And he´s so fat!. I hope I am on time!.

NARRATOR: Then he took the wolf by the neck and made him spit out the poor
Grandmother and Little Red Riding Hood who were still in one piece.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: Thank you, good woodsman.

GRANDMOTHER: This will be a lesson for you, Little Red Riding Hood. Now you will
never disobey your mother again.

THE END