Kids Scripts
This full-length musical features Captain Biddigan and his motley crew of pirates on the Mediterranean Sea. When they meet two shipwrecked fishermen with tales of a man named Jesus, Biddigan begins a new treasure hunt to find the truth about this mysterious man.
In this puppet play for kids, Willie, Joey, and Betsy talk excitedly about what they're doing for their dads on Father's Day. Betsy reminds the boys what the Bible says about fathers and offers encouragement that the Heavenly Father is also there for them.
Boxbob’s bad day damages his heart, but Boxsue has just what he needs to fix it. This skit reminds kids of God's love and their identity as His child.
Boxbob learns in Sunday school that he is wonderfully made by God. But Boxsue has to help him understand that being wonderfully isn’t the same as being wonderful. She explains that to be wonderful, he actually has to do wonderful things.
Boxbob draws the "perfect" portrait of his mother, but Boxsue doesn’t understand the picture until he explains that his mom looks like love.
In this story of the lost sheep, we join in the silly antics of some sheep waiting while their Shepherd does whatever it takes to bring home a lost one from their flock.
In this lighthearted and fun script, Jesus turns water into wine at a wedding.
In this funny skit, a married couple discovers that becoming new parents is overwhelming, scary, and potentially a bit messy. But they trust that God will help them figure it all out.
In this interactive Readers Theater, children and adults present the story of creation in a fun way. Works with as few as two children, or up to as many as you want.
Buddy has everything he could ever want...except for joy. So he sets out to find how others have joy despite their lack of material possessions.
A mom is gets real during a therapy session while a wise and caring therapist puts things into perspective.
Susie has dreams of becoming a missionary to Paris, France...the city of romance. Willie would be content just being the pizza delivery guy. Both come to a better understanding of the importance of taking the gospel of Jesus Christ to other countries. If not me...who?
Marie, an aspiring writer, meets a “fortunate” accident when she trips and mixes up a large handful of scripts she plans to pitch to her editor Mr. Grimble. Her show, “Over the River and Into the Woods”, comes to life as she tries to blend the mess of stories together. Snow Whitish, Prince Farming, the Malevolent Witch and other slightly altered fairy tale favorites will have your audience rolling in the aisles. This full-length play is perfect for a school production or dinner theater.
A mischievous little mouse and his dozens of cousins have made an astonishing discovery: a bunch of huge, brightly colored eggs all over the yard. Now they must decide whether they’ll keep the eggs as just another fun decoration, or dare to look inside.
Betsy and Susie give Willie a lesson in what the Bible says about being grateful.
Three young woodland critters are given a most important assignment: safely deliver the King’s beautiful crown to him without losing it in the jungle along the way, allowing it to be stolen, or succumbing to the temptation to wear it themselves. The journey, they soon find, is not as simple or easy as it seems.